George Lynch, has what most guitar players don't have. A distinct style, years of experience, Gold and Platinum records , accolades from real musicians that admire him. But to me that all frivolous.What matters to me his music with Dokken, Lynch Mob etc.. His work has been a light to me in the good times and dark times. The fact is that is he is a great real person is the icing on the cake.
Can't believe that all my 37 years of playing and being a Lynch fan since the early '80's that before this video I saw a 9 minute Blues type instructional and just one note, one! My pentatonic runs sound like him. Cool.
I'm a huge fan of this guy, can't stop listen to his licks, he's an awesome musician and on top of everything else he is an inspiring human being. I found my hero at the age of 31, so that's kind of cool:)
Muzzer27 yeah i been groving on George since the 80s ...killer tone ...feel ...and writing...but the passion for guitar...thats what he brings..never stops...just bought a vintage esp....super hyped...
I was at this workshop in Ft. Wayne Indiana... Row 4... He was the coolest to talk to and stayed wayyyy longer than he wanted to for the people who were there to answer ?s and just talk, was a fun nite and a dream come true for me, he was the reason i started playin guitar in 1986!!
His sound is so unique. Even if it's something you've never heard before you can tell it's Lynch. This man took the guitar and shaped the sound to exactly how he wanted it, no holds barred. That's why I'm such a huge Lynch fan!
WOW, got to work with uncle John Trudell, Whom we lost a year ago Dec 8th 2015, may he rest in peace, and Thank You Mr. Lynch for doing choosing to do "Trail of Tears" with him.
+Paradjian Michaël Yup, I always knew Lynch was a humanitarian and had a very sincere personality and so it follows just and correct he speaks out about the (design) that is going to wipe out many ethnic groups as these atrocities are b'coming more prevailant not a 'thing of the past'. Love you Mr Scary!
George is the greatest been a fan for 30 + years finally met him in June 2015 really down to earth guy was lucky to spend alittle time with him talking after a show.
Nothing but love and respect for George. One of my all time fave guitarist. Pure inspiration though, I play bass guitar. I track all of his stuff. Just drives me.
Great performance here. Nice use of dynamics and perfect melodic control. In general I have noticed that he's a bit less aggressive as he gets older but that's natural. I miss it, but this is off the charts in terms of his incessant use of highly developed technique used in the service of the song. It's like a vocal line with greater range that's never stops. This is one of his best "recent" performances. I hope he's capable of getting back to this level again. This is the sound I fell in love with perhaps somewhat mellowed and more restrained with age.
George isn't talking about politics, he's talking about the media, how it continues to pull the wool over our eyes, so to speak, and he's explaining what inspired him and his fellow musicians to write the songs and music that they have and do, music comes from somewhere, something spurs the motivation to write, something; an event, a tragedy, something that makes us wake up and fight the good fight (yes cliche, although oh so true) so we don't remain static, so that we don't lie down when things are clearly wrong, so that we speak up, musicians do that with...their music, the music is their language, full of the richest vocabulary. Enough about that, George still has incredible "chops" and has not changed as a player; phrasing, note selection, execution...everything spot on, everything is still there, the distinct slide vibrato, George's wider and more soulful vibrato, period (you can try to reproduce, although George and only George can play the way he plays) legato (especially the two handed technique done only with his left hand, also one of the coolest and distinctly played by the one and only George Lynch, not to mention incredibly difficult to execute in an effective and most importantly, affective manner) watching George play is a real gift. The little places where players seem to miss notes, don't play perfectly (oh yeah, we're all human so we're not perfect, we can't be) those are the really incredible moments, those moments are what separate the live musician from the studio. Musicians can't take the studio with them, it would get quite heavy, George, thanks for inspiring all of us throughout all of the years and all of the tears shed on your guitars; thanks for sharing and continuing to share your tremendous gift with all of us. LISTEN, don't judge, and remember the many trails of tears, the battle that wounded a knee, the battle, AGAIN, that wounded the same knee for the same insanity hundreds of years later, these are real people, killed by genocide and hate, George is giving back and bringing the wrong into the light with his music so that we can all begin to heal (yeah, haven't even begun yet and that's horrible after all of these thousands of years) because for one culture to live, all cultures have to contribute to the healing, especially so those that were here first, the true owners of our land, can finally be heard, not for politics, not for being "liberal"... yada yada yada, we weren't born with labels and we will never have them, we were born as human beings, that's all that was ever intended.
+Christopher Marquis George isn't a "liberal" He's an Anarchist.... Anyone name dropping Chomsky and Zinn and doing the things he is doing is about as far from "liberal" (the typical american definition) as you can get. I've just found a whole new respect for george that goes well beyond his guitar playing.
Wow..!! after the Trudell reference their friendship and support for the first peoples i am in awe of his humility and gentleness and humanity the calmness to describe the direction of the time and the truth of history.. George is my hero.. Guitar Hero that is. 😈
George is NOT HUMAN! NO man should be THAT good!! Lol. I bought the Yngwie instructional video, within a few months got a lot of itdown, NOW I bought Georges video and after about 3 months I wanted to chuck my guitar across the room! He's so fucking good its sickening!! Love ya George!
Both have very idiosyncratic styles. Malmsteen absolutely revolutionised rock guitar playing .. in terms of the way rock guitar players played the instrument. Sweep picking, arpeggios super fast economy picking etc. he utterly changed the game. George didn't have that big of an impact. His technique is not that far removed from Van Halen, and Eddie gets the credit for popularising tapping, whammy dive bombs, pinch harmonics, fast picking etc.. Nevertheless, George is an awesome player, and Under Lock and Key is one of my favourite albums.
Excellent guitar player one of the " four horse man " super skilled and able to play a few crazy sounds faster then the speed of a bullet....but Extremely humble...would tell anyone "stop it I can't tell what notes I'm playing...or took me so long to find out...If you were playing a guitar string for the first time and couldn't tell the difference from a bass, he would try to play inferior to you only Not to make you feel bad
Since the Dokken era, my favorite guitarist George Lynch! Please come to Japan and show off your Live performance. Hear'n Aid, launched by that legendary project, Ronnie James Dio, Stars in 1985! The best guitar playing was great. I would like to meet George Lynch.
GL is one of my heroes...he has an instantly-identifiable sound and melodic style and that's the mark of a master...i've owned over 300 (mostly hi-end and vintage) guitars and have gigged thegl256 for about 7 years...it's a phenomenal guitar that feels like a perfectly broken in pair of faded jeans...don't let the affordable cost fool you...my 256 is vastly superior in every way to my $3500 fender CS relic strat.
Two life changing events..... hearing Waiting for the Bus (Tres Hombres) 1974 and hearing Wicked Sensation 1991. Both these albums i have religiously played everyday since i got em. The first thing i though when i heard George was there has to be Billy Gibbons in there. How amazing to find that Billy Changed Georges life too. And what do these guys have that make the the players they are? Tone! and Phrasing! Wicked Sensation for me, is probably Georges finest as it all just fits together and his playing is awesome! Hey, but thats just me. Back to the drawing board, need to get some of those Lynch chops together. Luv Ya George! Awesome player and awesome dude too! And everything you said about the Indians? Very Very sad.... makes my blood boil? What gauge strings do you use? Applause!!!! Ha Ha!
I find it horribly sad that any American would think that honoring those who were here before us, and ensuring that every US citizen has the opportunity to enjoy the rights, privileges and immunities of being an American, is either a "liberal" or "conservative" agenda. There is a subjective element to so much of our political bullshit, but right will always be right, and wrong will always be wrong. Kudos to George, who - despite all his very many successes and also failures, and despite pushing the ripe old age of 60 - still remains an absolute monster on the guitar, a true craftsman and artist, and a humble and grateful entertainer. Whether you like his music or playing or not, dudes like Lynch are a dying breed, enjoy them while you still can.
+lhsjoberg That's because the average american's political spectrum is about as wide as a flea's anal opening. The vast majority are propagandized to the point that they only see in those very narrow definitions of "lib" or "con". It's just easier for all of those narrow minded people to label the Chomsky's of the world as "liberal" when the reality is they are not even close.
I love Georges playing. Ive meet him a few times and he seemed all right. It does however drive me crazy that everone in Hollyweird are constantly promoting their Liberal agenda. They preach tolerance, so long as it agrees with their opinion. George sneaks a couple of these in here. Oh well his playing is still great. It has improved over the years as well.
Does anyone know what song George is playing, beginning at 20:46 with the volume bringing brought up slowly? One of the most beautiful compositions on the guitar I have ever heard. Thanks for the info. God Bless
George im a rock n roll guitar player my self and i love youre guitar playing but i know i dont have to tell you this and im sure you know but dont never forget youre start with GOD he never left you but you have kinda left him but anyway just always remember that and he will always be here for you
ala carte played starwood a lot with quiet riot and motley crue...smile was the hot band that never got signed...very impressive personality...such a real cat...when you hear a rock legend build cabinets for two moths, then his wife says, do it again...this is a DUDE first then a rock god...another break the mold of the brainless sex addicted and drum rock musician...george comes off like such a centered intelligent man with such experiential wisdom
Mr Scary's just out of this world...I love them all,but he's one of the kind...Just something magic about his playing,and some mega guitar riffs,"The hunter" gives me the same thrill everytime nearly after 30 years. Hi from France :)
great jam on the tune " going down " -he is george but adds his taste of jeff beck in there, some stevie ray, eddie , and his own style all mixed up for a sensational jam !
He was much better in a band setting rather than playing to backing tracks. G.L. went from a cinder to becoming the Sun. His stage presence during the latter performance was uncannily similar to the electrified Neil Young circa the '70s. SCRAPPY!
OK so on quick glance the bass player kinda looks like Ice-T and the drummer kinda looks like that character that Data (Star Wars Next Generation) played on Independence Day.
Native Americans also killed, tortured and oppressed each other long before Europeans came into their picture. It's not like they all got along like best friends before or even after that.
Star Wilkinson , He actually didnt use steroids till 1993 .. and the only thing ppl said about him in the 80s was how he had to big an ego for his own head .. but truth be told i personally have known him since 1985 and he has a huge heart and very humble . But if you approach anybody the wrong way there reaction will always probably disappoint you !!
Just a few thoughts, I think it's great he mentioned native Americans and how modern America is built on blood and bones of the natives. People should know that! George kinda lost his chops on the guitar but he's still true guitarist and a rocker, really cool and humble guy. Wish him all the best!
I don't get how some musicians bring politics and religion into the mix. Are you all wanna be rock stars? What makes a rock star? Political views and or religion? No. Music and a life long commitment to your craft.
Corrected Mark, you are an awesome guitarist as well. Look in your vids and I explained myself brother. Too many people in SWFL can't back up what it's all about but, I'm not a judge nor here to make anyone but friends. TC , JS
Hello all, I see I misrepresented myself here. I love GL and yes Dean, you are correct. Please forgive me both you and Mark. That would be my request guys. Into the wide world open. Hey! LOLV to all.
Bricklinsv1970 I was thinking the same so many people here singing his praises as if is the messiah. Don’t get me wrong he’s an awesome player. But...if I played over any of these backing tracks I’d sound about the same. There are many players out there that are on par or better than GL. Still a badass though. I don’t have any notoriety and he does so that says a lot.
@@notacommie5415 George has the respect of so many pro's & considered 1 of the 3 most iconic guitarists of the 80's rock genre fir good reason. You agree with a 1 trick pony comment saying you'd sound just the same over these backing tracks I doubt, but if you've really got into his Dokken riffs & solos especially on the whole Tooth & Nail CD then still don't get it while holding on to a 1 trip pony stance, than you don't know guitar as covering of other's original creation isn't the craft. Creati g the original is and George had his own distinct tone and stylistic use of techniques of vibrato & slide no other used before or since like him. But his work throughtout the 80's is some if the most innovative, inspiring & passionate guitar work from all the players in that genre even if many emulated the style after. Now at a workshop 25 years after his prime in an age where technology can make any tone for the most simp if players when George came from an age where experimentation with equipment was how you foind your unique tone.
Glad I can separate his misinformation from CNN, pmsnbc as an sjw from being the greatest guitarist ever. And that was 8 years ago so I wonder if he's gotten even more ignorant in politics or woke up from being hoodwinked by emotions. Love ya Georgie!
George Lynch, has what most guitar players don't have. A distinct style, years of experience, Gold and Platinum records , accolades from real musicians that admire him. But to me that all frivolous.What matters to me his music with Dokken, Lynch Mob etc.. His work has been a light to me in the good times and dark times. The fact is that is he is a great real person is the icing on the cake.
Amen. Lynch for President.
Can't believe that all my 37 years of playing and being a Lynch fan since the early '80's that before this video I saw a 9 minute Blues type instructional and just one note, one! My pentatonic runs sound like him. Cool.
What a beautiful natural vibrato, not too wide or narrow! Wonderful player.
Peter Cross right....
I'm a huge fan of this guy, can't stop listen to his licks, he's an awesome musician and on top of everything else he is an inspiring human being. I found my hero at the age of 31, so that's kind of cool:)
Muzzer27 yeah i been groving on George since the 80s ...killer tone ...feel ...and writing...but the passion for guitar...thats what he brings..never stops...just bought a vintage esp....super hyped...
You´re a hero for speaking on behalf of the Original Americans George !
Yeah, he's a great guy and fantastic guitar player!
I was at this workshop in Ft. Wayne Indiana... Row 4... He was the coolest to talk to and stayed wayyyy longer than he wanted to for the people who were there to answer ?s and just talk, was a fun nite and a dream come true for me, he was the reason i started playin guitar in 1986!!
Georges guitar playing gives me a wicked sensation
His sound is so unique. Even if it's something you've never heard before you can tell it's Lynch.
This man took the guitar and shaped the sound to exactly how he wanted it, no holds barred.
That's why I'm such a huge Lynch fan!
your a great human George and one of my favorite players ever. your evolving like us all and i love the right hand techniques..
WOW, got to work with uncle John Trudell, Whom we lost a year ago Dec 8th 2015, may he rest in peace, and Thank You Mr. Lynch for doing choosing to do "Trail of Tears" with him.
Wow !!! I'm amazed by this great guitarist and seemingly a deep mind!!! Mr Scary, I'm a big fan of yours!!!!!!
+Paradjian Michaël Yup, I always knew Lynch was a humanitarian and had a very sincere personality and so it follows just and correct he speaks out about the (design) that is going to wipe out many ethnic groups as these atrocities are b'coming more prevailant not a 'thing of the past'.
Love you Mr Scary!
Amazing man! always been so humble, great musician hope he is around along time
George is the greatest been a fan for 30 + years finally met him in June 2015 really down to earth guy was lucky to spend alittle time with him talking after a show.
Nothing but love and respect for George. One of my all time fave guitarist. Pure inspiration though, I play bass guitar. I track all of his stuff. Just drives me.
Have loved his style and musical vocabulary since I was a teenager (47 now)... Truly one of the masters
What nice ( get together ) you put together ESP..Thanks George, it's a shame you didn't mention anything about SWEET&LYNCH...
I been a fan of George s guitar playing since the 80s, inspirational guitarists and human being, one of the best for sure.
Great performance here. Nice use of dynamics and perfect melodic control. In general I have noticed that he's a bit less aggressive as he gets older but that's natural. I miss it, but this is off the charts in terms of his incessant use of highly developed technique used in the service of the song. It's like a vocal line with greater range that's never stops. This is one of his best "recent" performances. I hope he's capable of getting back to this level again. This is the sound I fell in love with perhaps somewhat mellowed and more restrained with age.
Lynch have an awesome personality.Totally down on earth.
That was great George rocks he is the total package
George isn't talking about politics, he's talking about the media, how it continues to pull the wool over our eyes, so to speak, and he's explaining what inspired him and his fellow musicians to write the songs and music that they have and do, music comes from somewhere, something spurs the motivation to write, something; an event, a tragedy, something that makes us wake up and fight the good fight (yes cliche, although oh so true) so we don't remain static, so that we don't lie down when things are clearly wrong, so that we speak up, musicians do that with...their music, the music is their language, full of the richest vocabulary. Enough about that, George still has incredible "chops" and has not changed as a player; phrasing, note selection, execution...everything spot on, everything is still there, the distinct slide vibrato, George's wider and more soulful vibrato, period (you can try to reproduce, although George and only George can play the way he plays) legato (especially the two handed technique done only with his left hand, also one of the coolest and distinctly played by the one and only George Lynch, not to mention incredibly difficult to execute in an effective and most importantly, affective manner) watching George play is a real gift. The little places where players seem to miss notes, don't play perfectly (oh yeah, we're all human so we're not perfect, we can't be) those are the really incredible moments, those moments are what separate the live musician from the studio. Musicians can't take the studio with them, it would get quite heavy, George, thanks for inspiring all of us throughout all of the years and all of the tears shed on your guitars; thanks for sharing and continuing to share your tremendous gift with all of us. LISTEN, don't judge, and remember the many trails of tears, the battle that wounded a knee, the battle, AGAIN, that wounded the same knee for the same insanity hundreds of years later, these are real people, killed by genocide and hate, George is giving back and bringing the wrong into the light with his music so that we can all begin to heal (yeah, haven't even begun yet and that's horrible after all of these thousands of years) because for one culture to live, all cultures have to contribute to the healing, especially so those that were here first, the true owners of our land, can finally be heard, not for politics, not for being "liberal"... yada yada yada, we weren't born with labels and we will never have them, we were born as human beings, that's all that was ever intended.
+Christopher Marquis
George isn't a "liberal"
He's an Anarchist....
Anyone name dropping Chomsky and Zinn and doing the things he is doing is about as far from "liberal" (the typical american definition) as you can get.
I've just found a whole new respect for george that goes well beyond his guitar playing.
Awesome tone ! Awesome Player !!
Wow..!! after the Trudell reference their friendship and support for the first peoples i am in awe of his humility and gentleness and humanity the calmness to describe the direction of the time and the truth of history.. George is my hero.. Guitar Hero that is. 😈
the Jeff Beck of metal...awesome!
YES thanks for that...was on the tip of my brain and never came out...i was just wanking on beck tonight so perfect comment bro
Perfect way to describe george my man.
Agreed
Good One
Amen
George is NOT HUMAN! NO man should be THAT good!! Lol. I bought the Yngwie instructional video, within a few months got a lot of itdown, NOW I bought Georges video and after about 3 months I wanted to chuck my guitar across the room! He's so fucking good its sickening!! Love ya George!
Both have very idiosyncratic styles. Malmsteen absolutely revolutionised rock guitar playing .. in terms of the way rock guitar players played the instrument. Sweep picking, arpeggios super fast economy picking etc. he utterly changed the game. George didn't have that big of an impact. His technique is not that far removed from Van Halen, and Eddie gets the credit for popularising tapping, whammy dive bombs, pinch harmonics, fast picking etc.. Nevertheless, George is an awesome player, and Under Lock and Key is one of my favourite albums.
Alternate picking had me zoned in, awesome
That second song he jammed on is killer!
19:18 that was a perfect transition , and I think he recognized it too. That sounded so saucy .. nothing crazy or anything but it just sounded great
Talk about a guy that kept his chops up !!!
Sempre Fortissimo!❤ GRANDE George!!!!!... Saluti dall'Italia....
still love watching this \m/
Excellent guitar player one of the " four horse man " super skilled and able to play a few crazy sounds faster then the speed of a bullet....but Extremely humble...would tell anyone "stop it I can't tell what notes I'm playing...or took me so long to find out...If you were playing a guitar string for the first time and couldn't tell the difference from a bass, he would try to play inferior to you only Not to make you feel bad
The Q & A is really cool.
Since the Dokken era, my favorite guitarist George Lynch! Please come to Japan and show off your Live performance. Hear'n Aid, launched by that legendary project, Ronnie James Dio, Stars in 1985! The best guitar playing was great. I would like to meet George Lynch.
loved Lynch for decades and never knew his political lean was to the left.. Can always tell the good guys.. good deal!
Slash, George Lynch, Buckethead, Steve Vai, Randy Rhoads, Dimebag, - Personally Biggest Influences For my Guitar Playing...
GL is one of my heroes...he has an instantly-identifiable sound and melodic style and that's the mark of a master...i've owned over 300 (mostly hi-end and vintage) guitars and have gigged thegl256 for about 7 years...it's a phenomenal guitar that feels like a perfectly broken in pair of faded jeans...don't let the affordable cost fool you...my 256 is vastly superior in every way to my $3500 fender CS relic strat.
Two life changing events..... hearing Waiting for the Bus (Tres Hombres) 1974 and hearing Wicked Sensation 1991. Both these albums i have religiously played everyday since i got em. The first thing i though when i heard George was there has to be Billy Gibbons in there. How amazing to find that Billy Changed Georges life too. And what do these guys have that make the the players they are? Tone! and Phrasing! Wicked Sensation for me, is probably Georges finest as it all just fits together and his playing is awesome! Hey, but thats just me. Back to the drawing board, need to get some of those Lynch chops together. Luv Ya George! Awesome player and awesome dude too! And everything you said about the Indians? Very Very sad.... makes my blood boil? What gauge strings do you use? Applause!!!! Ha Ha!
fire the sound duder
Ahh cool, Joe is a total sweetheart, he came in when I was a geek over at HelloNetwork in Vegas.
I find it horribly sad that any American would think that honoring those who were here before us, and ensuring that every US citizen has the opportunity to enjoy the rights, privileges and immunities of being an American, is either a "liberal" or "conservative" agenda. There is a subjective element to so much of our political bullshit, but right will always be right, and wrong will always be wrong. Kudos to George, who - despite all his very many successes and also failures, and despite pushing the ripe old age of 60 - still remains an absolute monster on the guitar, a true craftsman and artist, and a humble and grateful entertainer. Whether you like his music or playing or not, dudes like Lynch are a dying breed, enjoy them while you still can.
+lhsjoberg
That's because the average american's political spectrum is about as wide as a flea's anal opening. The vast majority are propagandized to the point that they only see in those very narrow definitions of "lib" or "con".
It's just easier for all of those narrow minded people to label the Chomsky's of the world as "liberal" when the reality is they are not even close.
I play Randall heads left to me by Darrel,and there the toughest I've used in my 33 years of playing guitar.
They are solid state is why.
WOW! I`m in a pentacostal church playing guitar! :) AWSM George!
I understand that it’s all about money/sales; but what a cool showcase of a great talent.
, I LOVE GEORGE'S TONE
I love Georges playing. Ive meet him a few times and he seemed all right. It does however drive me crazy that everone in Hollyweird are constantly promoting their Liberal agenda. They preach tolerance, so long as it agrees with their opinion. George sneaks a couple of these in here. Oh well his playing is still great. It has improved over the years as well.
The legend!!! Mob legend !!
Does anyone know what song George is playing, beginning at 20:46 with the volume bringing brought up slowly? One of the most beautiful compositions on the guitar I have ever heard. Thanks for the info. God Bless
George im a rock n roll guitar player my self and i love youre guitar playing but i know i dont have to tell you this and im sure you know but dont never forget youre start with GOD he never left you but you have kinda left him but anyway just always remember that and he will always be here for you
That is a great thing to say. I hope he comes around too. Imagine heavin with no george.
ala carte played starwood a lot with quiet riot and motley crue...smile was the hot band that never got signed...very impressive personality...such a real cat...when you hear a rock legend build cabinets for two moths, then his wife says, do it again...this is a DUDE first then a rock god...another break the mold of the brainless sex addicted and drum rock musician...george comes off like such a centered intelligent man with such experiential wisdom
I could go on stage after Yngwie, Gilbert, Vinman, Via, satch and all that...
But I could never go on after George Lynch...period!
Mr Scary's just out of this world...I love them all,but he's one of the kind...Just something magic about his playing,and some mega guitar riffs,"The hunter" gives me the same thrill everytime nearly after 30 years. Hi from France :)
Mickeyislowd that doesn't make sense. Sharps and flats and 3rds.
Ron Swanson aproves of Georges palying at 11:48 lol
Wasn't this uploaded some time ago? I seem to recall enjoying this thoroughly months ago.
great jam on the tune " going down " -he is george but adds his taste of jeff beck in there, some stevie ray, eddie , and his own style all mixed up for a sensational jam !
Does anyone know wich model is the Bogner Amp he is using? Such a great tone!
That looks to be a Shiva 1x12 combo.
They were hiding some amp behind the esp sign
Humble guy no ego
THATS SOUND!
1:05:38
the # 2 guitar player in this world. ed is #1.
ed who? gein?
RorysIrishTour Eddie Van Halen
TheTheratfarmer No in Arizona.And the"world"is much bigger then the US.
Que improvisado lo del soporte de la empresa...una sola correa había ? que mal organizado...George tiene un estilo unico e incomparable !!!
He's pretty cool 🆒️👍
Plays Amazing When He's Hungry, dont he
Guitar Maestro :)
Excellent. too bad the sound man is ignoring you and not putting your guitar sound up front above the rhythm where it should be.
4:02 hey wake up sound engineer, are you even there?
He was much better in a band setting rather than playing to backing tracks. G.L. went from a cinder to becoming the Sun. His stage presence during the latter performance was uncannily similar to the electrified Neil Young circa the '70s. SCRAPPY!
he was great
cool
💋CLASSZ ACT AN CLASSY PLAYING THE MAN HAS NO BOUNDSRIES 💋
George says....give me that strat with the ESP logo on it.....lol
OK so on quick glance the bass player kinda looks like Ice-T and the drummer kinda looks like that character that Data (Star Wars Next Generation) played on Independence Day.
Long-haired Harrison Ford
Forget G3....George dropped a G1 on those melted faces...
WOW...the Strat relic was killer...then this dude comes out of no where and took it!
George's daughter got married to Richie Faulkner of Judas Priest. Sometimes I think it happened so George could permanently jam with priest.😅
Native Americans also killed, tortured and oppressed each other long before Europeans came into their picture. It's not like they all got along like best friends before or even after that.
dude seems like a really cool guy, I just remember in the eighties the only thing people talked about him was his steroid use.
Star Wilkinson , He actually didnt use steroids till 1993 .. and the only thing ppl said about him in the 80s was how he had to big an ego for his own head .. but truth be told i personally have known him since 1985 and he has a huge heart and very humble . But if you approach anybody the wrong way there reaction will always probably disappoint you !!
his #Cough, Fox - I only went to high school signal, doesn't help...
Just a few thoughts, I think it's great he mentioned native Americans and how modern America is built on blood and bones of the natives. People should know that! George kinda lost his chops on the guitar but he's still true guitarist and a rocker, really cool and humble guy. Wish him all the best!
4:44
Penetration? LOL. That's "Pipeline".
If there wasn't Eddie . George could have occupied the top spot
Comment#1
Worst MC ever.
#2
Creepiest MC.
#3
Best sales weasel ever!
Bluse Juzz
Great guitarist I just wish he would keep his political Views to himself The little Comment about Fox News was unnecessarily .
I don't get how some musicians bring politics and religion into the mix. Are you all wanna be rock stars? What makes a rock star? Political views and or religion? No. Music and a life long commitment to your craft.
John Schwamborn. No mas habla senior Jorge
Corrected Mark, you are an awesome guitarist as well. Look in your vids and I explained myself brother. Too many people in SWFL can't back up what it's all about but, I'm not a judge nor here to make anyone but friends. TC , JS
Hello all, I see I misrepresented myself here. I love GL and yes Dean, you are correct. Please forgive me both you and Mark. That would be my request guys. Into the wide world open. Hey! LOLV to all.
Great player for sure. Not one of my favorite sounds
130 of variations of the same blues scale over back round track just guessing around pretty tired
You lost me at the long winded left wing speech..
His style has changed from the old days . Not a big fan of his new hog pog
keep ur balls happy
A Kamikaze on Guitar°)!:
Great but get a proper announcer!
@ 28:48 the most UNprofessional moment I've ever seen!
why?
Bugera...really???
George could really benefit from some guitar theory. I can tell he's so limited and held back from the lack of it. He is a One trick pony.
one trick pony and george lynch in one sentece...
Bricklinsv1970
I was thinking the same so many people here singing his praises as if is the messiah. Don’t get me wrong he’s an awesome player. But...if I played over any of these backing tracks I’d sound about the same. There are many players out there that are on par or better than GL. Still a badass though. I don’t have any notoriety and he does so that says a lot.
@@notacommie5415 George has the respect of so many pro's & considered 1 of the 3 most iconic guitarists of the 80's rock genre fir good reason. You agree with a 1 trick pony comment saying you'd sound just the same over these backing tracks I doubt, but if you've really got into his Dokken riffs & solos especially on the whole Tooth & Nail CD then still don't get it while holding on to a 1 trip pony stance, than you don't know guitar as covering of other's original creation isn't the craft. Creati g the original is and George had his own distinct tone and stylistic use of techniques of vibrato & slide no other used before or since like him. But his work throughtout the 80's is some if the most innovative, inspiring & passionate guitar work from all the players in that genre even if many emulated the style after. Now at a workshop 25 years after his prime in an age where technology can make any tone for the most simp if players when George came from an age where experimentation with equipment was how you foind your unique tone.
Glad I can separate his misinformation from CNN, pmsnbc as an sjw from being the greatest guitarist ever. And that was 8 years ago so I wonder if he's gotten even more ignorant in politics or woke up from being hoodwinked by emotions. Love ya Georgie!
Wow
This nerdy Sweetwater salesman talks A LOT
Who the clown on the drums?
I want to hear him play and not talk politics BS!
Didn’t realize George Lynch was such a communist