Not to say greatness didn’t follow, but these iconic bands exist under the giant shadow of their legendary debut albums.

Many musicians play guitars, but some have a special connection to their prized axe. So special, in fact, the guitars have names and are treated like family.

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The throwbacks are limited to Mammoth's "The End" video as Wolfgang Van Halen reveals that one portion of the song features him using his father Eddie Van Halen's iconic "Frankenstein" guitar.

But it was Ellsworth’s tie to one of the most famous instruments of all time — Eddie Van Halen’s completely beat-up, red-and-white-striped guitar, often referred to as “Frankenstrat ...

The guitar became known as “Frankenstein,” “Frankie,” and sometimes the “Frankenstrat ... and genius. Eddie Van Halen’s revolutionary sound echoed Clapton, Page, and Mozart.

"Take a Bow," which will be featured on Mammoth WVH's upcoming album, is out now Scott Legato/Getty Wolfgang Van Halen ... Wolfgang played Eddie's iconic Frankenstein guitar and belted out ...

The iconic “Frankenstrat” guitar that Eddie Van Halen played both onstage and in the classic video for Van Halen’s “Hot for Teacher” sold at auction this week for a whopping $3.9 million. The ...