MTV 20th Anniversary Special?

[Raldo]

Does anybody think we will see some current or former member of Van Halen at or even recognized at the MTV 20th Anniv. Special?
I don't know the format of this show but anybody, I would think Dave.

[Return To Greatness]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Raldo:
Does anybody think we will see some current or former member of Van Halen at or even recognized at the MTV 20th Anniv. Special?
I don't know the format of this show but anybody, I would think Dave.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Not a chance. But you will get to see Billy Idol. Yee fucking ha.

[Georgie]

No such luck, guys. I'll keep you posted if any such miracle develops.

[VHeruption]

I took a look at MTV.com and looke at their 20th anniversry page and there was a pic of eddie's guitar (the one in the jump video): http://www.mtv.com/sendme.tin?page=/...20anniversary/

Then I clicked "testimony: 20 years of hard rock" and there you see a bigger pic of eddie's guitar. Then go to on "'84 -85 mtv rocks on" and they have the following:

After a few years, MTV started to find its niche and began to capitalize on its unique position in the music and entertainment industries. MTV also brought artists and bands into the mainstream, often catapulting them into superstardom. Though they had plenty of fans before MTV's launch, Van Halen found a whole new audience with their campy and accessible videos like "Jump" and "Panama."


Of course VH had to be recognized, they meant so much to MTV at that time.