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This is Money Snake. She only appears every 312 years. 

If you reblog her picture within the next twenty-five seconds you will have good luck and fortune for the rest of your life. 

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Steve Vai recalled the educational experience of playing Eddie Van Halen's guitar parts as a member of David Lee Roth's solo band in the '80s.

In a recent interview with the CMS Network, Vai also discussed the philosophy that helped him deal with Van Halen's death in October 2020.

When Roth went solo in 1985, he hired Vai as lead guitarist, which meant he was inevitably compared to Van Halen. "Yeah, one might say that replaced the guitar behind the voice," Vai said. "But that's just academics to me. When it comes to the way felt about Edward and the mourning of his loss ... I'm a fan like everybody else, and feel the way they do."

Vai also noted "that everything in this world is coming and going and coming and going and coming and going. And if it doesn't go, it only means you went before it we just don't know when! So that's something that helps me to get through loss because it's just going to happen." He said Van Halen enjoyed a "beautiful, amazing ride."

"He had a great run, and it's not like he died at 27. We don't want to see anybody like that we want to squeeze every note out of them."

Recalling playing Van Halen songs in Roth’s band, Vai said "it was a complete honor to be able to play those parts. If you're a guitar player and you're a fan of that band, you know that those are some of the coolest guitar parts written in rock ’n’ roll … they're perfect little arrangements. They fall so well on your hands. They'll never sound like Edward, but they're great songs to play on the guitar because they're complete. And you become a better player especially like a position that was in where was playing his parts to his fans. had to pay deep respect to those parts, and in so doing I discovered a really great ride there, because you have to focus. It has to improve your play. So was really lucky in all that."

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Jimi Hendrix jamming on an acoustic guitar.

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Sweet ride!

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This is Money Snake. She only appears every 312 years. 

If you reblog her picture within the next twenty-five seconds you will have good luck and fortune for the rest of your life. 

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Beverly Hills, 1970

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R.I.P. Stan Lee (December 28, 1922 – November 12, 2018)

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When loggers cut the end off a chestnut oak tree, they found a decades-old, mummified dog inside. 

Today, “Stuckie,” eternally reaching for freedom that will never come, is on display at a tree museum. 

What happened? Why didn’t Stuckie rot? A biological anthropologist explains.