VAN HALEN: 'Everybody Wants Some' New Rehearsal Footage Posted Online

September 25, 2007

Excellent-quality fan-filmed video footage of VAN HALEN performing its classic song "Everybody Wants Some" on September 16, 2007 during the band's pre-tour rehearsals at the Forum in Los Angeles, California can be viewed below.

As previously reported, high-quality pictures from the September 16 rehearsal courtesy of Jeff Findley are available at the following links:

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Singer David Lee Roth said at the band's recent press conference announcing the tour, his first with VAN HALEN in 22 years, that it was guitarist Eddie Van Halen's son Wolfgang (who will play bass on the band's upcoming tour) who selected the songs that the band will play: "It was Wolf who picked the song list, and we've got close to 25 of your greatest hits, all the favorites that you've been hearing tearing out of the back of a pickup truck at the Burger King drive-thru for how many summertimes. It's all very well intact, stereo sound and hi-fi style."

VAN HALEN rehearsal songs (as of September 16, 2007):

01. You Really Got Me
02. I'm the One
03. Runnin' With the Devil
04. Romeo Delight
05. Somebody Get Me a Doctor
06. Beautiful Girls
07. Dance the Night Away
08. Atomic Punk
09. Everybody Wants Some
10. So This Is Love?
11. Mean Street
12. Pretty Woman
13. Drum Solo
14. Unchained
15. I'll Wait
16. And the Cradle Will Rock
17. Hot for Teacher
18. Little Dreamer
19. Little Guitars
20. Jamie's Cryin'
21. Ice Cream Man
22. Panama
23. Guitar Solo (incl. "Women in Love" intro, "Cathedral", "Eruption")
24. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love
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25. 1984
26. Jump

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