Van Halen / Club Tapes 1970y (3CDR)

CD01:
01. Chevrolet (ZZ Top)
02. If You Can't Rock Me (Rolling Stones)
03. Might Just Take Your Life (Deep Purple)
04. Make It Last (Montrose)
05. Man on the Silver Mountain (Rainbow)
06. In for the Kill (Budgie)
07. Wildfire (Spooky Tooth)
08. Maybe I'm a Leo (Deep Purple)
09. Brown Sugar (ZZ Top)
10. We All Had a Real Good Time (Edgar Winter)
11. Walk Away (James Gang)
12. Don't Call Us, We'll Call You (Sugarloaf)
13. All the Way (KISS)
14. Now I'm Here (Queen)
15. Some Kind of Wonderful (Grand Funk)/ Can't Get Enough (Bad Company)

CD02:
01. The Jean Genie (David Bowie)
02. Rock Steady (Bad Company)
03. Rock 'n' Roll Hoochie-Koo (Rick Derringer)
04. The Fool and Me (Robin Trower)
05. The Grind (Tommy Bolin)
06. Trampled Underfoot (Led Zeppelin)
07. Stone Cold Sober (Rod Stewart)
08. Get Down Tonight (KC & The Sunshine Band)
09. Tomorrow's Dream (Black Sabbath)
10. Drive My Car (The Beatles)
11. Last Child (Aerosmith)
12. Tush (ZZ Top)
13. The Rover (Led Zeppelin)
14. Rock 'n' Roll All Nite (KISS)
15. Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers (ZZ Top)
16. Summertime Blues (The Who/Blue Cheer)

CD03:
01. Live for the Music (Bad Company)
02. Hots on for Nowhere (Led Zeppelin)
03. La Grange (ZZ Top)
04. Let Me Swim (Cactus)
05. Sweet Emotion (Aerosmith)
06. Waitin' for the Bus (ZZ Top)
07. Walk This Way (Aerosmith)
08. Superstition (Beck Bogert & Appice/Stevie Wonder)
09. Still Alive and Well (Johnny Winter)
10. Firehouse (KISS)
11. Keep Playin' That Rock 'n' Roll (Edgar Winter Group)
12. Twist and Shout (The Beatles/Isley Brothers)
13. 30 Days in the Hole (Humble Pie)/ Francine (ZZ Top)/ Gudbye T' Jane (Slade)
14. All Day and All of the Night (The Kinks)

This release features live recordings of Van Halen performing in North America between 1972 and 1975—prior to their major-label debut—and consists entirely of cover songs. While the exact recording dates and details are unknown, the tracks are believed to stem from club performances of that era, focusing on songs by major artists of the time. These are valuable recordings captured before the band recorded studio demos with the assistance of Gene Simmons in 1975 and subsequently signed with Warner Bros. for their major-label debut. The quality of the performances is consistently high throughout; despite being covers, the playing is remarkably polished. Regarding sound quality, although the recording is an audience source that reflects the era, it is stable and offers a direct, high-quality listening experience.