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“I live in my childhood home, so the studio’s right there. It’s what I need to watch and protect, for the rest of my life”: Wolfgang Van Halen on 5150, battling demons and the good ship Mammoth

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“I live in my childhood home, so the studio’s right there. It’s what I need to watch and protect, for the rest of my life”: Wolfgang Van Halen on 5150, battling demons and the good ship Mammoth

On his third Mammoth album, Wolfgang Van Halen raises his playing, singing and songwriting game – and channels experiences with A-listers and legends

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