No doubt. George told me years ago he lost over 1.1 million on that 1990 cd......which was a loss financially. I was like, how? Ha....Incredible release, but we know what happened in 1991-1992. Thanks for video David
First saw Mr. Scary with Dokken in ‘80-something. Got a Lynch Mob pick from the early ‘90s, courtesy of my little sister in Phoenix. One of the few great players whose rhythm playing remains on par with his insane approach to lead. Bravo!
That for this Dave, killer episode!! Most of us mere mortals believe George absolutely is one of the faces on the guitarist’s Mt. Rockmore! Best Damn Channel Out There🤘
Dammit Dave! You have no idea how much money I have spent on CDs and albums since I started watching your channel! Why do you have to always showcase the best of an artist/ group! Don't get me wrong, I am so grateful to you and your musical taste, but you keep showing ideas and bands I knew about but wasn't in to back in the day. Now I want to buy everything put out by too many bands. I need to win the lottery to afford all of the music you have introduced me to that I honestly dig. I guess wisdom does come with age. Dammit.
Cheers for this! Lynch isnt a guitarist that comes to mind of you ask me to name my favourites, but looking back his rhythm and lead playing is absolutely spectacular, he's one of the few guitarists with a sound of his own and I love the big extended chords he uses; such great texture especially in a single guitar band.
George has always been my favorite guitar player! He puts so much feeling and passion into his playing. I just don't get excited by many other players.
Just saw Lynch a couple of weeks ago in Vegas and he is still incredible and seems to be having a ton of fun. He is the reason I picked up the guitar when I was twelve. Great lesson
One of my favorite solos George ever put to tape was from "Beast From The East" at the very end. Their last studio track before breaking up. The song is "Just Walk Away" but the solo is haunting. The way it ends with a sound like that of a gunshot gets me every time
Just fantastic!!! Always loved Lynch He looked for the the scariest sounds. Just love his style and him,!!!! The solo from Alone again is still an absolute classic. Put that one in a 3 fer. Fantastic lesson David thx!!!? Always take something useful and fun to play or practice away.!!! 🎸
Great breakdown Just was listening to these albums earlier today. Never gets old after all these years George has said he not a music theory guy. But def can't deny his guitar playing.....killer riffs and interesting chords. Thanks for hitting some of second lynch mob album songs
Another great lessons Dave. Lynch’s catalog is so large at this point. His playing on his newer stuff with The End Machine, Dirty Shirley, Sweet & Lynch, and KXM still kicks ass.
Amazing... my 2nd favourite guitar player ever. Mr. Scary is killer. His harmonics and unnorthodox approach to guitar is so cool. I love the use of triads and sus chords that he, Warren de Martini and Jake E. Lee made. And, of course, the king, EVH. As you said it yourself, there's a very strong relation between the way Warren, George and Jake play, and they are all kind of post-EVH generation, although George is older, but definitly they all drinked on EVH. I consider Nuno Bettencourt to be a kind of an "late post-EVH era" rock guitar player; the generation of players that where majorly influenced by Eddie.
Very accurate description of the 80's guitar world. I'd even say Warren, George and Jake are all "tasty" players. The outro on "Round and round " is so fluid. They are also "quirky".
The more of your Lynch videos that I watch, the more it seems that George's chordal phrasing and shapes are built around an economy of movement around the neck. Am I nuts? Thanks for all the Lynch Love Dave!
What?! A chord from George Lynch ?? Those are as rare as rocking horse sh*t Dave. Love him and his licks. My all time favourite REH video for sheer Spinal tap esque comedy value is his instructional one….distortion on 11 and delay and reverb on 12!!🤣🤣 Great video and well put together as always
George Lynch is one of the best guitar players to come out of the 80s LA metal scene. Very impeccable playing. There's a 2013, HQ YT vid of his group live in Japan that really is a treat to see, where he plays Lynch Mob and some Dokken tracks. Awesome guitar playing, and he's playing his famous tiger-stripe guitar in that show, too.
Hey Brother no one does a cover of Lesser of two evils and the neat tapping segment at the intro! Just throwing it out there and great job on George! Rock on!
thanks dave killer tone on the lynch chords you got the groove going for back for the attack and lynch mob albums!!! awesome lesson and keep shreddin'!! ... \m/
Hell yeah man is it going to be a good lesson I saw a video of them a couple months ago but dude can still shred man can't wait to get off work this is going to be a fun one thanks again for your time and knowledge
Love the Jeff Beck "Guitar Shop" picture; that was my first Jeff Beck back in like . . . whenever it came out. I of course know and love George lynch as well!
I have George Lynch stories; to say the least, some third or mayb fourth distant cousin wanted to live in San Diego for a semester or two, and he had Dokken recorded on a tape(along with Queensryche's "Take hold of the flame"
I just want to say that you always have amazing content. You dive deep into the music without bogging down and making it too technical. I love the way you teach and your humble spirit. What kind of amp are you using? Your tone is really nice on this one and all episodes. Anything different? Settings/pedal wise? I really like the sound you are getting.
I heard someone post a stupid comment about how George sounds like he doesn't know how to play anymore. I don't agree with that at all, but in think a lot of people don't understand George is always learning new stuff and he's not content to just stay with the same stuff he did in the 80's. Seems like he's always coming up with some new stuff. Honestly, I don't always like it and I'm stuck on his 80' s style stuff, but it doesn't take away from the fact that he is a legend .
George is a high level pro rock guitarist…to play any of his leads note-for-note, you gotta be on top of your game…you’re no slouch if you can pull it off…me, I can’t do it😳
Have you done one on Ian Fletcher Thornley of Big Wreck? Love Georgie btw! He’s in my top 10 along with Reb Beach, Joel Hoelkstra, Nuno Bettencourt, John Sykes, and my man EVH reigning supreme at Numero Uno!
Hey bro. When you tune down on that guitar, do you change string gauge or do a quick setup on it?? ie..neck relief, intonation..etc??🤟🤟 also, your knowledge of chords is just sick man. You're such a monster player.👍👍🍻
Awesome! Wicked Sensation is hands down my favorite record of all time. It never gets old.
Agreed.
'Wicked Sensation' album is a masterpiece. Absolutely timeless.
Still stands up today. One of the few albums I can’t get sick of. I always find extra things going on after all these years. Brilliant
No doubt. George told me years ago he lost over 1.1 million on that 1990 cd......which was a loss financially. I was like, how? Ha....Incredible release, but we know what happened in 1991-1992. Thanks for video David
True, listened to it about a month ago, hadn't heard it in ages/years, it sounds fkn amazing, songs are soo good and the performances are amazing.
@@charliesmith4229 huh? I don't know
And sadly the last time George sounded inspired or fresh...
Great stuff, thanks for doing this.
Wicked Sensation is a stone cold classic album.
"Rain" has some kick-ass chords, sheer Lynch in a nutshell.
Great channel for the connoiseur guitarist to hang out and always something new to learn
Listening to Tooth and Nail when I got the notification.
George is one of the alltime greatest!
First saw Mr. Scary with Dokken in ‘80-something. Got a Lynch Mob pick from the early ‘90s, courtesy of my little sister in Phoenix. One of the few great players whose rhythm playing remains on par with his insane approach to lead. Bravo!
Awesome! Love Lynch's rhythm style. King of the flat 5! 🤘🎶
That for this Dave, killer episode!! Most of us mere mortals believe George absolutely is one of the faces on the guitarist’s Mt. Rockmore!
Best Damn Channel Out There🤘
George Lynch *rocks* … so does this lesson
Awesome David!!! Glad you got to get More of George Lynch! His playing is Amazing! Never gets Old to hear some George Lynch.
George is definitely a legend... At 56 I thankfully got to see Dokken and Lynch Mob in there Hair Day
Twisted triads great name for an instrumental.
I love George's playing on "Sleepless Night"....probably my fav Lynch track.
Cry of the Gypsy is fun to play, along with one of George's best solo's on that song too.
Dammit Dave! You have no idea how much money I have spent on CDs and albums since I started watching your channel! Why do you have to always showcase the best of an artist/ group! Don't get me wrong, I am so grateful to you and your musical taste, but you keep showing ideas and bands I knew about but wasn't in to back in the day. Now I want to buy everything put out by too many bands. I need to win the lottery to afford all of the music you have introduced me to that I honestly dig. I guess wisdom does come with age. Dammit.
GEORGE! Awesome lesson David, hands down my all time favorite player. Can never get enough of Lynch. Five ESP strats up for this video! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Thanks Dave .... Love George!
I saw George and I thought Thoroughgood. My bad🤣🤣🤣🎸🎸🎸🎸 great video as always
This was a Great lesson..You explain things in a very detailed way.
Really great job covering Lynch, he is one my guitar idols also. Just love how he comes up with all this different approaches.
I was hoping you would open with Wicked Sensation
Great job David! The video of Dokken unplugged "One Live Night" really highlights how cool these songs were as well.
I was 16 when Under Lock and Key came out , I blew out the speakers in my Dads Ford ranger cruising the country roads at night!! Great lesson Dave!
Cheers for this! Lynch isnt a guitarist that comes to mind of you ask me to name my favourites, but looking back his rhythm and lead playing is absolutely spectacular, he's one of the few guitarists with a sound of his own and I love the big extended chords he uses; such great texture especially in a single guitar band.
George has always been my favorite guitar player! He puts so much feeling and passion into his playing. I just don't get excited by many other players.
Just saw Lynch a couple of weeks ago in Vegas and he is still incredible and seems to be having a ton of fun. He is the reason I picked up the guitar when I was twelve. Great lesson
David is one of the best teachers on RUclips!
One of my favorite solos George ever put to tape was from "Beast From The East" at the very end. Their last studio track before breaking up. The song is "Just Walk Away" but the solo is haunting. The way it ends with a sound like that of a gunshot gets me every time
Just fantastic!!! Always loved Lynch
He looked for the the scariest sounds. Just love his style and him,!!!!
The solo from Alone again is still an absolute classic. Put that one in a 3 fer. Fantastic lesson David thx!!!? Always take something useful and fun to play or practice away.!!! 🎸
Thanks, David! Lynch is amazing!!!!
Instant like. Waking up the neighbors tonight
George Lynch, YESSS !!! Thank you !!!
Great breakdown
Just was listening to these albums earlier today.
Never gets old after all these years
George has said he not a music theory guy.
But def can't deny his guitar playing.....killer riffs and interesting chords.
Thanks for hitting some of second lynch mob album songs
Another great lessons Dave. Lynch’s catalog is so large at this point. His playing on his newer stuff with The End Machine, Dirty Shirley, Sweet & Lynch, and KXM still kicks ass.
Amazing... my 2nd favourite guitar player ever. Mr. Scary is killer. His harmonics and unnorthodox approach to guitar is so cool. I love the use of triads and sus chords that he, Warren de Martini and Jake E. Lee made. And, of course, the king, EVH. As you said it yourself, there's a very strong relation between the way Warren, George and Jake play, and they are all kind of post-EVH generation, although George is older, but definitly they all drinked on EVH. I consider Nuno Bettencourt to be a kind of an "late post-EVH era" rock guitar player; the generation of players that where majorly influenced by Eddie.
Very accurate description of the 80's guitar world. I'd even say Warren, George and Jake are all "tasty" players. The outro on "Round and round " is so fluid. They are also "quirky".
Not to mention Vito Bratta. His playing is full of triads and sus chords.
And I agree with you 100% regarding Nuno. Next to Eddie, Nuno is my favorite guitar player.
Enjoyed that. Great sound. Thanks.
Amazing job as usual! George is still my favorite player ever!
Once again, totally in my "wheelhouse" huge thanks.
Please do a session on Lynch’s work with KXM. That is where Lynch reaches his peak regarding chord works.
The more of your Lynch videos that I watch, the more it seems that George's chordal phrasing and shapes are built around an economy of movement around the neck. Am I nuts?
Thanks for all the Lynch Love Dave!
Great lesson! I love Lynch. Dokken rules!! Thanks.
Thanks David for doing another interesting video!
What?! A chord from George Lynch ?? Those are as rare as rocking horse sh*t Dave. Love him and his licks. My all time favourite REH video for sheer Spinal tap esque comedy value is his instructional one….distortion on 11 and delay and reverb on 12!!🤣🤣 Great video and well put together as always
Hey man, it's a real joy learning from you. Well done matey...
Love the Dive Bombs David!! Sweet!!!
"The Brotherhood" has some great songs and licks from George on that album. Dave, you should do something from that. 👍🎸
Black Heart Days is an incredibly groovy guitar track.
George Lynch is one of the best guitar players to come out of the 80s LA metal scene. Very impeccable playing. There's a 2013, HQ YT vid of his group live in Japan that really is a treat to see, where he plays Lynch Mob and some Dokken tracks. Awesome guitar playing, and he's playing his famous tiger-stripe guitar in that show, too.
Amazing content dude! My favourite guitar channel
This Lynch....thanks you🙏love the way seen George in recent videos playing older guitars not just 'super strats'
How about ........Samantha Fish?
Re-visiting George at the moment, so this is perfect timing.
Nice one as usual :)
Damn spot on Dave.
George Lynch, the inventor of the "haunted house " sound.
Hey Brother no one does a cover of Lesser of two evils and the neat tapping segment at the intro! Just throwing it out there and great job on George! Rock on!
My man, making good tones with an old shunned behringer pod copy. Don't let anyone tell you you shouldn't like it. Sounds great man
thanks dave killer tone on the lynch chords you got the groove going for back for the attack and lynch mob albums!!! awesome lesson and keep shreddin'!! ... \m/
Love this Lesson!!
If you haven’t covered Robin Trower yet, that would be epic
Awesome video. Thanks for opening up some chord shapes for me.
thanks so much for this one dave! excellent song selection
Love it! Inspirational
Great video, you're an enlightenment with your in depth musicality and clear explanations. Next time you do George, KXM, The Brotherhood, Seamless...
You liked that harmonic in unchain the night. Everyone was on 11!
When you gona do Chord play of David Brewster
Thanks for the lesson!!
I appreciate Lynch playing A LOT more now. guy is phenomenal!
Love your channel and Lynch! You do a great job with your content and descriptions.
Well done as usual, thanks Dave!
Randy Roads & George Lynch. My favs
Hell yeah man is it going to be a good lesson I saw a video of them a couple months ago but dude can still shred man can't wait to get off work this is going to be a fun one thanks again for your time and knowledge
Love the Jeff Beck "Guitar Shop" picture; that was my first Jeff Beck back in like . . . whenever it came out. I of course know and love George lynch as well!
I have George Lynch stories; to say the least, some third or mayb fourth distant cousin wanted to live in San Diego for a semester or two, and he had Dokken recorded on a tape(along with Queensryche's "Take hold of the flame"
Awesome lesson again. Would love to see you deep dive a band like Junkyard. Underrated guitar player. The lead on Hollywood is killer!
Very cool!! Thanks for sharing.. peAce
great video as always!
15:31 wow, that sounds a lot like the intro to Motley Crue's "City Boy Blues" ... I've never equated George and Mick before... great lesson!
Wow, you're right.
More great stuff Dave!
Wicked sensation
Oni Logan was magical on that record.
I just want to say that you always have amazing content. You dive deep into the music without bogging down and making it too technical. I love the way you teach and your humble spirit.
What kind of amp are you using? Your tone is really nice on this one and all episodes. Anything different? Settings/pedal wise? I really like the sound you are getting.
I heard someone post a stupid comment about how George sounds like he doesn't know how to play anymore. I don't agree with that at all, but in think a lot of people don't understand George is always learning new stuff and he's not content to just stay with the same stuff he did in the 80's. Seems like he's always coming up with some new stuff. Honestly, I don't always like it and I'm stuck on his 80' s style stuff, but it doesn't take away from the fact that he is a legend .
He does that same type chord play on Its Not Love. Been playing it since high School 1986
I think the chords of operation mind crime would be a good episode. That album was huge for me.
The next guitarist I was into after Rhoades!👍👍👍👍 You could do lessons on George for weeks and I won't go to work!😁
Fun man. Thanks!
George is a high level pro rock guitarist…to play any of his leads note-for-note, you gotta be on top of your game…you’re no slouch if you can pull it off…me, I can’t do it😳
Yes!
Have you done one on Ian Fletcher Thornley of Big Wreck? Love Georgie btw! He’s in my top 10 along with Reb Beach, Joel Hoelkstra, Nuno Bettencourt, John Sykes, and my man EVH reigning supreme at Numero Uno!
good lesson.
Tierra del fuego is absolute Fire . 🤘🏻🧨
George is one nasty guitar player. Endless ideas for an "un-schooled" player. Thanks again, Dave.
Lol "You're gonna unchain the night with that one"
Great video and channel
How is the Behringer rack different from Behringer amp you use to use in videos?
Why was there a brief moment in time all the shredders were coming out of SoCal?
Have you ever done Wilton/ degarmo. Chord play Queesryche?
Hey bro. When you tune down on that guitar, do you change string gauge or do a quick setup on it?? ie..neck relief, intonation..etc??🤟🤟 also, your knowledge of chords is just sick man. You're such a monster player.👍👍🍻
Please do a lesson on the chords of Faster Pussycat!!!! The kings of the Hollywood Strip!😎
I always thought George Lynch would hit paydirt if he had licensed Wicked Sensation for a jock itch spray commercial. Perfect fit?
👍 YES BRO 😎🎸🎸
Wicked sensations
Awesome! 👍😛✌For some reason that very last chord of the riff doesn't sound right though!