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BIANCULLI: Rock critic Ken Tucker reviewed new albums by two Australian bands, The Murlocs and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. Coming up, I'll review the new second season of the Apple TV+ plus comedy series "Ted Lasso." This is FRESH AIR. Copyright © 2021 NPR. All rights reserved. Visit our website terms of use and permissions pages at www.npr.org for further information. NPR transcripts are created on a rush deadline by Verb8tm, Inc., an NPR contractor, and produced using a proprietary transcription process developed with NPR. This text may not be in its final form and may be updated or revised in the future. Accuracy and availability may vary. The authoritative record of NPR’s programming is the audio record. The start hey you album download. The Goodbye Song Free Download. The Goodbye Song is a great song to finish every class. Be sure to do the hand actions along with the song. It really helps the students remember. Have a look in the video below! 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And a tough thing to deal with emotionally, and I guess this song was just kind of a way of therapeutically dealing with that. It's just kind of imagining how tough life would be without him but also remembering that our relationship is too strong to let any one of us being apart from each other be an issue. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "DISTANCE") VAN HALEN: (Singing) I'm so happy. You've found a place. SIMON: So what was it like to be on tour at the age of 15? VAN HALEN: It was fun (laughter). I didn't have to go to 11th grade. VAN HALEN: Although I did have a tutor. You know, after soundcheck, I'd be doing math. But yeah, it was really fun. It felt more like a family trip. You know, I was just there to support my father. And to be able to be on stage and play music with my uncle and my father every night, it was truly a blessing. (SOUNDBITE OF MAMMOTH WVH SONG, "FEEL") SIMON: And let me ask you about the song, "Feel." You're playing your father's guitar? (SOUNDBITE OF MAMMOTH WVH SONG, "FEEL") VAN HALEN: Yeah, yeah. For one of the guitar tracks, I played the original Frankenstein guitar. When I brought it out for recording - you know, we keep it in - just, like, locked down, super-safe. Like, if the whole building burnt down, it would be OK. SIMON: Now, your father built this guitar himself - right? - from rejected parts is the story. VAN HALEN: Yeah, just to chase his sound, you know? I pulled it out to start recording. You know, we were all kind of gathered around it. It was a crazy moment 'cause it's a very special guitar. It's quite arguably one of the most famous guitars or instruments in music. And dad just kind of picked it up and just kind of played it for a second and then, like, tossed it on the couch. And everybody in the room went, like, (gasping) because it's so - you know, it's priceless. But to him, it's just like this little thing he made. (SOUNDBITE OF MAMMOTH WVH SONG, "MAMMOTH") SIMON: You name your album and one of your tracks "Mammoth." Help us understand that title. VAN HALEN: When my dad had a band before Van Halen, it was called Mammoth. It was a three-piece band where he sung. So I always loved that name whenever he would tell me that story. So I always told myself that when I grew up, I'd name my own album and my own band. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "MAMMOTH") VAN HALEN: (Singing) Hey you, anything is possible. You're not the only one. SIMON: This is your first solo project. How creatively is it different from the work you did with Van Halen or the other band you were in, Tremonti? VAN HALEN: It's all just me, so I guess there's nobody to blame if things go wrong. SIMON: Every damn instrument is you, right? VAN HALEN: Yeah, yeah. It's 100% all me, playing everything, writing everything. So it's a lot more pressure, but it's also much more creatively freeing. SIMON: Did you make a point of playing every instrument yourself? VAN HALEN: Yeah, I just thought it'd be a fun thing to do. You know, I could play everything. I always admired how Dave Grohl did the first Foo Fighters album, where he recorded everything himself. So I guess I wanted to have a go at it. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "THINK IT OVER") VAN HALEN: (Singing) One by one, remembering a brighter sun. All you love will fall away, away. SIMON: It's funny because your father brought such perceptible joy to his performance. Well, you know, that can go either way. There are some fathers or parents who would say, I don't want you - the music business is rotten and nasty, and I don't want you anywhere near that. Sounds like that didn't happen in your household. VAN HALEN: (Laughter) Yeah. I just kind of - you know, I was just around it that it just kind of sunk into me. And it's all I'm good at, and all I want to do. SIMON: What do you think music puts in our lives? VAN HALEN: Yeah. Music is one of the most important things ever. A world without music is a world I don't want to take part in. It's a universal language. You can communicate through it. You can grieve through it. You can celebrate. Music is perfect. SIMON: Wolfgang Van Halen - his solo debut album is "Mammoth." Thank you so much for being with us. VAN HALEN: Thanks for having me. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "YOU'RE TO BLAME") VAN HALEN: (Singing) World still spins around without you, no one but yourself to blame. Fought so hard, but nothing's going to change. You're to blame. You're to blame. World still spins around without you, no one but yourself. Copyright © 2021 NPR. All rights reserved. Visit our website terms of use and permissions pages at www.npr.org for further information. NPR transcripts are created on a rush deadline by Verb8tm, Inc., an NPR contractor, and produced using a proprietary transcription process developed with NPR. 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