Van Halen - Humans Being (Official Music Video) [HD] 

i checked the tracklist for the soundtrack and its basically all country music :( its a shame as this is basically the theme song for the film and should have been featured in Twisters. not country music.

I was really hoping this would be in the new twisters movie too!

Nope, just Country Music, but I do like Luke Combs, M. Lambert and Lainey Wilson. I guess is just another times.

Luke Combs is leading with the new chase song, Ain’t no love for Oklahoma ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J6YlaeACE4E.htmlsi=HyiNvQfRD8lywKmJ

Not a chance just crap country

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Not aware of a book by Noel Monk, good/worth reading?

@@bubbaguitar12 Check out "Runnin' With The Devil". Came out in 2017. I highly recommend it if you're a fan of the band. It gets into the business side a bit, but still has plenty of stories to tell about how wild things were during the original Roth era. A bit heartbreaking in the end, and you could see that as great as they were, there was so much more potential if the egos and the excess hadn't gotten in the way. I had a hard time putting the book down.

Got to shake hands with him when I saw them at Cain's Ballroom, Tulsa Ok. 1978. He was trying to get to the bar. Walking through the crowd. Kinda said it all way back then.

Beginning of the next level he would hit 2016 and beyond.

It’s simple and it’s awesome.

How about the Roth-era combo of Mike and Eddie harmonizing together? That to me is the magic Van Halen background vocal sound. It sounds thin without Ed’s tone and lower harmonies.

Eddie is in there too, in fact Edward was lead singer at one time. I agree but everyone is always mentioning Michael without mentioning Eddie as well

​@@chrisluckhardtexactly

Yes sir!! to hear that "Shine on, shine on" backgound is just fkin fantastic!!

​@@ponzo1967 I imagine that is because the "high harmony' that Michael Anthony sings is a little harder to do and Eddie was already revered as a virtuoso on the guitar.

@@Charlie_B.Grow up please

​@@Charlie_B.Stupidity runs deep with you.

I agree! With the exception of this song.

@@Charlie_B. I genuinely hope you are ok dude as only someone unhappy would think of writing that.

That’s right. It inspires me in school right now. Long live Eddie Van Halen!!

So lame

It's a great song, I love it too.

Its been growing on me....now Im digging it! 😎👍🏻

I agree. 100%

​@@rekdinhopoetico, p1

absolutely

@@user-hf9bt3dz2m I know right? 2 of the most famous and important musicians of the world.... "underrated"...

​@@RockjesuPeople don't know what underrated means.

AND GOD SAID UNTO THE BEWARE OF THE FLOOD FIRE AND RAIN

EZIKIEL 38;11

Same! RIP the legend EVH.

Still watching that joint on vhs lol. Grew up on it in school, they played that movie after every severe storm event and even after we lost a teacher throughout k-12

Mine too my dad rented it from west coast videos

Such a bummer.

overall sammy era are better.. it's musically heavier and lyrically deeper

Hell yeah

I do like number 2, 3 and 4 during the DLR era, but Sammy was a breath of fresh air after seeing original line up about 12 times. I finally occured to me that DLR was an ass.

​@@alwanrosyidi2772Is it a joke ?

This song and Amsterdam are my favorite two Sammy Hagar Era Van Halen songs of all time.

That movie is where I first heard this song

YES I AGREE

Amen to that!!

Fuck yeah! Needs to be on the new Twister movie somewhere in it

It goes through my mind every time I watch storm Chasers!

Yes, but there's no denying Sammy's huge mane of hair.

Where is this "amazing dong" that you are referring to?

Van Hagar . Second best to Van Halen . Me Wise Magic PURE Van Halen NOT Journey 2.0

A couple of years ago I re-watched Twister and teared up during the 'greenage' scene as I forgot that Bill and Philip had that singular, beautiful shared few seconds in the film.

I agree

They all hated each other at this point.

love the outro

Yes, where the F is the rest???

Yup. What a joke. I have been a fan since the 70s, but I have never heard this butchered version and it sucks. Badly.

the solo was cut

They cut nearly 2 minutes off the original version.

You funny 🤙

Yes That snare!

The "big" quality to his sound, in combination with the huge amount of space between the drums and the guitars, gives VH a vast and unique sound.

Alex and Eddie both owned their sound. When you hear Eddie Van Halen, you know it's EVH, and the same is true for Alex. True masters of their crafts.

I never actually heard or maybe just paid attention to this song until recently. My word, this song has to be one of their best songs ever!! It has the old Van Halen sound with the new edge of Sammy and rocks hard. I've come back to this video 4 or 5 times in the last 2 months.

@@JohnSmith-gq9gn It was voted their worst song of all time. 😄

@@stuwest3653 and Biden got 81 million votes...bwhahahaha

​@@stuwest3653who by you?

@@stuwest3653 i had to reply again so you see this. Humans being was one of their top 15 songs of al time out of all 131 . It won more awards than any other song they ever wrote. This is in ALL ratings, . Where do you get youre information? What you stated is 100% false .

Riiiight...this is the song that split them up.....

@@StudioDaVeed No, this song was written and recorded as they were on the verge of splitting. The friction has been building for a year and this song has nothing to do with it. It just so happened to be their last.

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And it was one of the last songs with Sammy. Kicked him out after

Sad. They made a movie with this song and album. They had to be a great combination to do this. I loved both Dave and Sammy, but I’m with you. Sammy just gave them an extra oomph musically.

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Because Sammy can actually sing .

I’m agree

But we got Two Epic tracks with Roth!! Eddie's Guitar tone in 1996 was evil, he was on fire!!

Fuck, indeed.

The only problem with Roth is he can't do it live anymore. Sammy still has it. Too bad Eddie's ego got in the way R.I.P Eddie

The musicality on this track is nuts considering how bland Balance was. I would've loved to have seen an album of this level of enthusiasm.

What are words to this song

Dork

LOL, that's awesome!

100.7 wmms baby!

@@GeorgeZimmermen 💪🏻😎🎸

I live in Willoughby, didn't know they did that. A time when 'MMS was still a good rock station....

A BANGING TUNE 96 was an EPIC YEAR!!

Agreed. This one is my favorite, but we wise magic has some amazing moments, too.

​@@BrianCarnevaleB26thuggishly gift put gift put years at first first

'Balance' is a great album. I remember at the time it was a big deal that Eddie had gone back to his original amps for the record, and reclaimed his guitar tone from the synths..

IMO, This was their peak moment musically and they really matured as a band in this period. It's a pity they didn't stay the course. I personally prefer the original line-up, but Sammy was right - they should've made a new record then, and not a release a compilation.

I am

Yep

One of the few "sequals" I'll ever admit to looking forward to. I'm 🙏🙏🙏 Hollywood doesn't disappoint like others... 🤔🤣

I hope they do it justice but I'm worried.

Avoiding it like the plague. The minute I saw nobody from the original was coming back, I passed. Admittedly, Bill Paxton and Philip Seymour Hoffman can't come back, but that was strike one for me. Strike two was a nearly completely unknown director. At least Jan de Bont had "Speed" behind him and a long career as a cinematographer. I haven't even gotten to strike three yet, since the other two by themselves were enough to warn me off... That being said, I wonder if this director will send a note out to projectionists to "play it loud" like de Bont did.

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A true legend

Eddie forever!

That one was awesome ,but the song that got me into Van Halen was Runaround

True

The one that got me into VH was The Seventh Seal from Balance!!!

@@DrBRockstar2000 I love that song too. I dove in head first that year. I think I had every cd in a matter of weeks lol.

AWESOME!! I've been a Fan since I heard VH1 wayyyy back in the Late 70's!! 👍💯♥️♥️♥️🎸🤟 Just Really Hurts Not Having Eddy here Anymore!! 😭💔🥀 RIP OG Guitar God!! 💔🥀😢

So much!

Absolutely!

Why swear so much?

Cherone sucked

Eddy had some serious magic !

@@user-fr5ig5jl1f I only swore twice ! That's not much and it's Van Fuckin Halen!

Was glad (and surprised) they played it on the 2004 tour, even though Eddie was not in a good place at that time....

actually it is top 1. There is not another song except for Summer Nights and Panama. You are cra cra if you think this is only top 5. Crazy.

His guitar kills me❤️❤️❤️

Agreed

Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love is still their best imo 😎🤘

​@@DavidDArcy1975Definitely One Of!!!

It's wayyyy to Hard to Pick just One Song and as for Front Man....DLR was a Showman but the Red Rocker was a True Rock Singer!! So I don't have a Favorite Between the 2 but Sammy does edge Dave a bit!! 👍💯♥️🎸🤟

​@@da_blade5040 vocally, more than 'a bit'...no comparison... Hagar's range and the clarity of tone he exhibits in the upper register...just wow.

There is some. It's just harder to find. Have you ever listened to Tremonti, or Alter Bridge? Mammoth WVH has some good stuff also. They don't play any of that on the radio in my city.

can't wait for Twisters!

​@@robertchapman2174titty twisters

I don't even like them that well, but that's a bold statement. It's a good song. I'll give it that but not much more.Enjoy your listening.

Get Up of 5150 a good head banger as well

@@Tom-ee3gsThey have created dozens of great songs, many better than this (IMHO). Honestly, to myself, this is the last great song of VH history, but of course there are other points of view and preferences and I do respect any other opinions. Roth era is great, essential, but they became stronger as a whole with Hagar, it is sad how it ended (and not fair at all with Michal Anthony).

I liked VH 3@@velosouk

Not to mention a very good guitarist in his own right!

@@WTHenry2023 just was going to say this. Plus, he's an actual singer, DLR really wasn't. Sammy wrote complex music, DLR not so much. Sammy was a big solo star before VH. Standing Hampton is in my top 10 albums.

@@sportsmom165 Agreed. I saw Sammy open for ZZ Top in 1983 and Sammy blew ZZ Top off the stage imo. I also loved his HSAS (Hagar, Schon, Aaronson, Shrieve) collaboration in 1984 where, among other songs, they did an awesome cover of Procol Haram's Whiter Shade of Pale! On top of those things, he seems like a good guy. I like that he and Michael Anthony kept working together after Van Halen in Chikenfoot and the Circle.

@@WTHenry2023 I loved HSAS & their version of Whiter Shade of Pale. Also loved Missing You. Sammy played in my home town in 1984. I had just graduated high school and had bought a black 1979 Camaro Z28, with tinted windows & a Craiger louver. I went to the concert with four of my friends, yes one sat on the hump in the back. lol. After the concert my friend needed something from 7-11 & she just happened to be in the passenger seat. It's summer & we have the windows rolled down, playing one of my Sammy cassettes & singing our lungs out. I heard airbrakes on the side street, heard a (bus) door open & some guy went running into the 7-11. Didn't faze us, still rocking out. Heard the door open again & Sammy came behind my car, opened the door & jumped in. Told me to drive. I was dumbstruck & backed up & drove around like he said. He was singing with us the entire time. Unfortunately, my dash was black too & there were only black sharpies back then, or I would have had him sign my dash. Pull up into 7-11 my friend is pissed as hell & Sammy is trying to talk me in to riding down to Denver in his bus & have my friends follow in my car. I knew what he meant & politely declined. But it's still an amazing memory!!!

@@sportsmom165 Great story. Riding around with Sammy. Camaro Z28 was a classic car! Sounds like we were both in CO in 84.

Its odd Captain Candyass finger pointed at the Halen Bros only being in it for the money and yet Al isn't the one doing an elevator music FAKE tribute cash-grab of Edward Van Halen .

@@user-rt9zq8rs9k what?

People like you RUINED Van Halen. Made them into a soft pansy sound.

Agree 100%!

Rabbit is good, Rabbit is wise!

​@@rkstevenson5448 💯

Actually, the worst.

@@stuwest3653 All a matter of opinion. 👍

@@cipheranarchist What is their worst song, in your opinion?

I wouldn’t say greatest but it’s a really good song.

People talk about guitarists chasing after Edward's guitar tone, but drummers have chased after Alex's signature snare sound for just as long.

@@swordmonkey6635 True!

Like he's banging on a log.. awesome

@@mitchleigh9588 The term "brown sound" that's attributed to Edward's guitar tone was originally meant to describe Alex's snare sound back in the late 70s because of it's organic wooden sound.

Alex loves low mids in his snare, most people eq this out. I personally love it as well.

You have a link to that clip?

@@RyanMaziarz ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Nul26_lKpYk.html found it

And Mike's vocals always rounded everything out.

​@@anotheryoutubesailingchann5710Always. Underrated vocalist.

Dam straight. I am glad somebody noticed Ed's vocals. Bob Rock help cut them at studio one when Metallica were making the Black Album. There is a day when Ed comes in and NAILS his vocals while Metallica was recording Enter Sandman. IF you watch the 1.5 yr doc you can see at minute 26:34 when Ed comes in and NAILS his vocals. Valerri is wearing a pink bikini top and a pair of jean shorts in the clip. She is looking super fine and Ed is strokin that EBMM. The Best part of the vid is when James touches Val's ass and then they get back to recording.

Yeah, since I didn't have the record I just watched twister over a dozen times, & jam out to this! After this song I fell in love with rock for years to come

@@joe-johncastles141 Twister has the best end credits sequence, with Respect the Wind playing in the background. Dune is a close second, with Toto's Take My Hand.

Thanks to Dutch engineer Erwin Musper who set the mikes and was actually responsible for that sound.

@@michelschinkel7385ever since VH1, VH2, and Fair warning, Alex’s drums sounded good and “addicting”. Then the “Balance” era came and it just, I think “portrayed” what it wanted to sound if that makes any sense.

@@michelschinkel7385 I've never heard of Mr. Musper, but I do agree with you !

@@petehilario3292 That's probably because producers always get the credits while engineers do all the work...