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Feb 4, 2014 · I made this when I was 16 years old with my double tape deck, it was 1986. I think it took me two weeks to make it and it goes from the first Van Halen album...
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Nov 26, 2022 · David Lee Roth, when asked what inspired his signature screams, has said: “People say, I love that scream you do, Dave—where’d you get it? Deep Purple? And I say, no – The Ohio Players, baby!” He wasn’t joking. Take a listen: Around the 10-second mark: Video unavailable. Watch on YouTube.
Everybody Wants Some!! Beat me to it! Unchained, end scream preceding last chord. Pretty good one in Bottoms Up. WINNER!! The first record is my favorite and there are plenty of examples but the 4:04 mark on Hear About It Later is one of his best. “Everybody Wants Some” all throughout the song and at the end.
David Lee Roth’s screams. So y’all probably know what I’m talking about, and if you don’t it’s basically that DLR has these “pinch harmonic” type screams that he does in different Van Halen songs. What I’m wondering is how the hell he does it. I mean it has to be falsetto, but what does he do after that?
May 22, 2019 · “Then we have this really incredible scream that’s double tracked,” said Beato of David Lee Roth’s opening high note. “I love that squeal that David Lee Roth was always able to get out of his voice. On the first record none of us really knew what that was. We always thought, ‘Is that a guitar? That can’t be a vocal.’
So I've listened to tons of Van Halen in my days, and I can't for the life of me figure out how Dave Roth did his screams. It sounds like there's 2 people singing the scream, almost like a wheeze. Great example is the end of "Push Comes To Shove". Anyone who has advice or a different subreddit, please leave a comment!
Sep 4, 2016 · The 10 Best David Lee Roth Songs; Van Halen Quiz; In Praise of David Lee Roth – by Greg Puciato; Van Halen: The Debut Album That Saved Rock; 7. Outta Love Again (Van Halen II, 1979) “There’s a scream that David Lee Roth does in the verse to this song, and that’s what inspired me to first start learning how to scream.
