Van Halen releases ‘Women and Children First,’ their third album produced By Ted…
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Van Halen release ‘5150,’ their seventh album featuring Sammy Hagar as a singer (1986)
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Van Halen release their second album titled …. ‘Van Halen II’ (1979)
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Warner Bros. publish ‘Van Halen,’ their eponymous debut album featuring…
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Van Halen release their twelfth album : ‘A Different Kind of Truth’ marking the return…
Van Halen's 'A Different Kind of Truth' is their twelfth studio album (the first with David Lee Roth since he left in 1984) released on February 7, 2012, by Interscope Records.
Van Halen release their tenth album : ‘Balance’ featuring ‘Can’t Stop…
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Van Halen release their sixth album : ‘1984’ featuring ‘Jump,’…
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Warner Bros. publish Van Halen’s ninth studio album : ‘For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge…
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Michael Jackson releases his sixth album : ‘Thriller’ featuring ‘The Girl Is…
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