Provided to YouTube by Rhino/Warner Records On Fire (2015 Remaster) · Van Halen Van Halen ℗ 1978 Warner Records Inc. Drums: Alex Van Halen Coordinator: Beth Naranjo Lead Vocals: David Lee Roth...

2015年4月23日 · …The band was well into their Fair Warning Tour on August 25, 1981 playing in Greensboro, NC for about 23,000 fans. Thanks to one fan we have an audio record of this night. This audience...

2009年8月30日 · The 11th And Final Song From The Van Halen Album.

“On Fire” is the final track on Van Halen’s eponymous debut album, released in February 1978. According to the official Van Halen News Desk website, Eddie Van Halen used his...

2019年11月14日 · with this song we move into Van Halen II, the follow-up to one of the greatest debut albums ever. As I said in the last song discussion, I LOVE "On Fire", but I feel ICM is an even better closer. But man, what an incredible album! I completely agree. Although I grew up with the cassette.

“On Fire” is the eleventh and final track on Van Halen. “On Fire” is one of the songs that might justify the ‘heavy metal’ tag, with Eddie riffing in a more straightforward way than was often the case (although there’s still a clunking mobility in the …

Provided to YouTube by Rhino/Warner Records On Fire (2015 Remaster) · Van Halen Van Halen ℗ 1978 Warner Records Inc. Drums: Alex Van Halen Coordinator: B...

On Fire Lyrics by Van Halen from the Van Halen Box: 1978-1984 album- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: Turn your radios on I'll appear right there, yes I will Turn me up real loud I'm in your ears Now I'm hanging ten…

On Fire Lyrics & Meanings: Turn your radios on / I'll appear right there! Yes I will / Turn me up real loud / I'm in your, ears! / Now I'm hanging ten now baby / As I ride your sonic, ooh-wave / (Owwwwwwww!)

2020年8月25日 · The Van Halen bootleg enthusiast who created the “On Fire” video sets it up perfectly on his youtube channel, so we’ll let him describe what this video is: “Van Halen was well into their Fair Warning Tour on August 25, 1981 playing in Greensboro, NC for about 23,000 fans.