Check out Eddie Van Halen's famously amazing "Eruption", perfectly played by Tina S., a 14-year-old guitar wizard.

Check out Eddie Van Halen's famously amazing "Eruption", perfectly played by Tina S., a 14-year-old guitar wizard.
ABKCO Records are celebrating the Rolling Stones 50th anniversary on May 28th with a reissue remastered campaign dubbed, The Rolling Stones Clearly Classic.
As the title suggest, the campaign will see the label reissue three classic albums from the band on clear 180 gram vinyl. The albums will be "Beggars Banquet," "Let It Bleed" and "Hot Rocks 1964-1971".
The label says that the reissues will feature music that is "meticulously mastered from high resolution audio files sourced from the original master tapes, assuring optimal sound quality that exceeds both conventional CD audio and digital downloads."
Amazon is currently taking pre-orders for the albums now, and they are included in their AutoRip program which includes MP3 downloads of the album tracks. Click the covers below for the preorders:
Beggars
Banquet
Side 1
Sympathy For The Devil
No Expectations
Dear Doctor
Parachute Woman
Jig-Saw Puzzle
Side 2
Street Fighting Man
Prodigal Son
Stray Cat Blues
Factory Girl
Salt Of The Earth
Let It
Bleed
Side 1
Gimme Shelter
Love In Vain
Country Honk
Live With Me
Let It Bleed
Side 2
Midnight Rambler
You Got The Silver
Monkey Man
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Hot Rocks
1964-1971
LP 1 Side 1
Time Is On My
Side
Heart Of Stone
Play With Fire
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
As Tears Go
By
Get Off Of My Cloud
LP 1 Side 2
Mother's Little Helper
19th Nervous
Breakdown
Paint It, Black
Under My
Thumb
Ruby Tuesday
Let's Spend The Night
Together
LP 2 Side 3
Jumpin' Jack
Flash
Street Fighting Man
Sympathy For
The Devil
Honky Tonk Women
Gimme
Shelter
LP 2 Side 4
Midnight Rambler
(Live)
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Brown Sugar
Wild Horses
Bill Clinton may have both Southern charm and years of high-level diplomatic experience on his side, but even he could not convince Led Zeppelin to reunite.
He asked the band to get back together and perform at last year's Superstorm Sandy benefit concert in New York, and was roundly rebuffed, the CBS 60 Minutes Overtime webcast reported.
Who did have some success in the whole attempt? Film exec Harvey Weinstein, who flew to DC to ask Clinton to approach the band, the AP reports.
Led Zeppelin last played together publicly in 2007, but surviving members Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, and Jimmy Page did see fit to appear together just 10 days before the December concert; they were awarded Kennedy Center Honors.