The post Wolfgang Van Halen Used Eddie’s Frankenstein Guitar for New Song “The End” appeared first on Consequence. Wolfgang Van Halen has revealed that he used his late father Eddie Van Halen ‘s ...

It’s kind of terrifying holding it Wolfgang Van Halen In related news, filmmaker Simon Alkin released an exhaustive documentary on Eddie’s guitar-modding journey and how the Frankenstein came ...

Eddie Van Halen's "Frankenstein" guitar became a symbol of his pioneering attitude toward electric guitar design. Always experimenting, Eddie made the guitar a work in progress in which he ...

Van Halen’s famous Frankenstein comprises multiple parts ... accident, and genius. Eddie Van Halen’s revolutionary sound echoed Clapton, Page, and Mozart. Equally important is Van Halen ...

Wolfgang used some historic gear on the song "Take a Bow" — the Frankenstein guitar and the the original Marshall head and cabinet that Eddie used on the early Van Halen albums. As to why he ...

Guitars like the Frankenstein or the Shark ... Valerie Bertinelli and Son Wolfgang Remember Eddie Van Halen 2 Years After His Death: 'Miss You' "He's the reason why I do what I do.

Eddie Van Halen and Valerie Bertinelli welcomed Wolfgang ... the song "Take a Bow," on which Wolfgang played Eddie's iconic Frankenstein guitar. "It's officially the longest song I've released ...

Eddie Van Halen’s right hand reinvented electric guitar ... He custom-built his now iconic Frankenstein guitar, mixing Gibson and Fender parts and idiosyncratic tweaks to achieve the sound ...

Eddie Van Halen recently donated his custom-made guitar named Frankenstein 2 to the National Museum of American History. Clay Patrick McBride / Contour by Getty Images Recently, guitarist Eddie ...

The throwbacks are limited to Mammoth‘s “The End” video as Wolfgang Van Halen reveals that one portion of the song features him using his father Eddie Van Halen‘s iconic “Frankenstein ...