Sealed 1979 pressing. Saw cut. "Van Halen II" Is The Second Studio Album By American Rock Band Van Halen, Released On March 23, 1979. The Album Was Produced By Ted Templeman And Recorded At Sunset Sound Recorders In Hollywood, California.

The Album Was A Follow-up To Van Halen's Successful Self-titled Debut Album, Which Had Been Released The Previous Year. Like Their Debut Album, "Van Halen II" Featured The Band's Distinctive Hard Rock Sound, Highlighted By Eddie Van Halen's Virtuosic Guitar Playing And David Lee Roth's Dynamic Vocals.

"Van Halen II" Was A Commercial Success, Reaching Number Six On The Billboard 200 Chart And Selling Over Five Million Copies In The United States Alone. The Album Spawned Several Hit Singles, Including "Dance The Night Away" And "Beautiful Girls," Which Remain Fan Favorites To This Day.

Over The Years, "Van Halen Ii" Has Become A Classic Album Of The 1970s Hard Rock Era, Cementing Van Halen's Place In Rock History And Inspiring Countless Musicians To Follow In Their Footsteps. Despite The Band's Many Lineup Changes And Personal Struggles, "Van Halen Ii" Remains A Testament To Their Talent And Enduring Appeal.