The co-founder of the Amsterdam-born rock band Van Halen built The Broken Combs at Pasadena Elementary School, and the band is a staple of the local art scene.
The band played at Hamilton Elementary School, where Van Halen attended fourth grade, and the city now plans to rename a street or alley near one of Van Halen’s local practice spaces in the 1970s, according to Pasadena Star-News.
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Other considerations come with the construction of a statue, the installation of a plaque or the conversion of the call for the construction of a village, according to the newspaper.
A monument developed outdoors in space northeast of Los Angeles, where Eddie Van Halen and his brother, Alex, grew up. Some enthusiasts need space to be designated as an ancient monument.
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One user suggested that the city keep the concrete where a teenager Eddie Van Halen wrote his call on the sidewalk of a liquor store.
Van Halen’s family circle moved to Pasadena after emigrating from the Netherlands in 1962. The Van Halen band was formed a decade later with singer David Lee Roth and bassist Michael Anthony. They all grew up in the Pasadena area.
With his unique solos, Eddie Van Halen propelled his band to the most sensible of last 1970s’s charts with his self-titled debut album, and then with the hit album “1984”, which classics “Jump”, “Panama” and “Hot for Teacher”.
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Van Halen is one of 20 best-selling artists of all time, and the band entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2007. Rolling Stone magazine placed Eddie Van Halen in eighth place on its list of the 100 Best Guitarists. .
The Associated Press contributed to the report.