Recorded live with 2 mixin-cams, at Madison Square Garden, May the 22th. Credits to VHFrance, who firstly uploaded this concert, but in pieces. The 1998 tour was the second Van Halen tour when Eddie was clean and sober. While many fans didn't think Gary Cherone was a good fit for Van Halen, most fans who caught a concert that year loved it. The tour was known for a couple things. Eddie's playing was flawless on that tour, due to his sobriety and also his overall happiness. That showed itself during the live show as he was completely on top of his game, and jumped around throughout the show with his patented "Flying Eddie" scissor-kick jumps. While Cherone was not fully embraced by the Van Halen fan base, he was appreciated for resurrecting many David Lee Roth-era gems that had remained buried during the Sammy Hagar years. Fans were treated to many songs that had gone unplayed throughout Hagar's tenure with the band, including guitar showcases such as "Mean Street", "Romeo De! light", "Dance the Night Away" and "Feel Your Love Tonight". The band even performed "Somebody Get Me a Doctor" with Michael Anthony on lead vocals -- a move that was so well received that it remained part of the setlist when Hagar returned for the 2004 tour. Indeed, Cherone's greatest achievement with Van Halen might have been his decision to play many of the old VH classics. The entire Van Halen catalog has never been as well represented as it was on the Van Halen III tour. It really is the best mix
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