THE SONG THAT INSPIRED VAN HALEN'S ERUPTION

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"Legendary Drummer Carmine Appice on Cactus’ Legacy and 'Temple of Blues' Tribute"
Explosive New Album by Carmine Appice ft. Joe Bonamassa & Dee Snider!
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"In today's episode of Artists on Record, we're thrilled to welcome the legendary drummer Carmine Appice. Join us as Carmine discusses the enduring legacy of his iconic band, Cactus, and the exciting new release, 'Temple of Blues'. This album features an all-star cast, paying tribute to Cactus with fresh takes on their classic hits.
Discover the stories behind the music, the inspiration for this tribute, and what makes Cactus a pivotal influence in rock history.
Don’t miss this exclusive conversation with a true rock legend."
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[@efilnikufesin2069]

CACTUS!!!! 🤘😛🤘

[@BillLarkinmusic]

The Log!!!

[@sixstringhans-tone5574]

It’s so funny, I bet if anybody saw Carmine out an about, they’d think he was this regular everyday old man not knowing he’s this big rock star! I mean in videos he’s done up like a rock star but seeing him hangin out like this, I don’t think anybody would have a clue…..😂 ✌🏼

[@thedigitalemotion]

It was the first Blue Murder Album that put Carmine on the map. The greatest album he was ever to play on, bar none, period. Everything else was irrelevant.

[@toddfrank3344]

It's a great album, but BS. Carmine was "on the map" loooong before then. The fact that you might not LIKE some of the other stuff he played on does not make it irrelevant.

[@thedigitalemotion]

@@toddfrank3344 He's played on dozens, but nothing had the impact of the BM album which saw him in interviewed many drums magazines after his performance on that.

[@Niknteen1]

I've never quiet understood V.H.'s music place.. To me it was kind of lost between Pop, Rock and entertainment..Not something I got caught up in. I did like the Chris Holmes's Guitar sound from Eddie though.. Still, nothing I rushed out to buy.

[@thomasbrogan8036]

Huh.
VH blew me away.
Instant entrancement.