Why Van Halen Didn't Fake New Live Album
. The guitar legend has previously discussed how Roth was left to choose from over 150 concert recordings before settling on the one made at Tokyo Dome in 2013. Now Van Halen tells Guitar World: That's also why we decided to keep the recording completely live. There are mistakes. "After it was mixed I listened to a few parts and went, Okay, I f***ed that up.' [laughs] But that's how it sounded that night, so we just left it. It's like a photograph of that evening, and we didn't Photoshop it. We did nothing. When you fix parts or mistakes, it's not a real live experience anymore." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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