George Lynch on Lynch Mob, ESP Guitars & self release KXM | Part 4 of 4 Interview Guitar Interactive
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- Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2014
- George Lynch interview part 4 of 4. bit.ly/GuitarInteractive George lynch talks about touring with his band Lynch Mob, he goes over the designs of his ESP guitars and talks about working on his self release KXM with Doug Pinnick from Kings X & Ray Luizer from Korn.
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PART 1: • George Lynch on Starti...
PART 2: • George Lynch On Inspir...
PART 3: • George Lynch on Dokken...
PART 4: • George Lynch on Lynch ... 
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Great interview with the legendary George Lynch. I very much enjoyed the conversation these two have.
Cool- that's where Warren picked up that slide/vibrato technique
I feel like George Lynch is the sole reason Dokken had success and you can probably credit to Jeff Pilson for his great songwriting, but if you say the word "Dokken" to anyone who comes from the 80s, they are gonna talk about George Lynch and his awesome guitar riffs. You can say that Don hired George and youre right but I feel like Don needed George's talent more than George needed to be in Dons band. At least if youre strictly talking about gaining fame that is
George is the man... would love to get george warren and jake since warren and jake lived together to talk about how they fed each other back then would be awesome
Bigcitytileandstone George Lynch is way ahead of those guys as a guitarist
It was always about George Lynch in Dokken. Never cared about the other guys.... No disrespect... His Solos and riffs were and are soooo good. I still listen to the "Back for the attack" album. The Solos are insane....melodic and very unique to his style.. Love Ya George!
Christopher Blake Jeff Pilson is the greatest backing vocalists of all time and a hell of a bass player and song writer. But George Lynch was Dokken!! Fuck Don
@MAGA Jesus he had a good voice back then. He lost his voice and cannot sing those songs anymore. I still listen to dokken a lot
great interview George is such a cool guy & great player
George, I'm buying, with cash, your latest collaborative album and backtracking your work I've lost and misplaced over the years, because you're awesome and had to endure this interview where the interviewer was wrong and incorrect on every single one of his assumptions. And the irony of him working for ' Guitar Interactive Magazine ' had to be nearly unbearable. George, we got your back, my man
George was the best musician in Dokken., If you ask 100 people remember about Dokken, 90 of them would say George's awesome riffs.
Back for the Attack was by far their best album. Every song has an intense lead and it also contains Mr. Scary.
bs 100%
Don't understimate Jeff Pilson,the guy is not only a great bassist but also a great songwriter,producer.
and he can sing!
@@ChicagoBeaver - I put Tooth and Nail right there with BFTA. But, to each his own.
its good the interviewer talks alot. Lynch and him are more open and the vibe seems friendly.
Love George. Surprised to hear that he's a progressive.Awesome!
steve lynch, lol. i love both of you guys. #2 all time RR guiter players.
King George! 🤘
I want that kamikaze so fuckin bad
I grew up in Cerritos around the corner from Best Records where he taught. I remember there was a small white sheet of paper in the window that said something like "Guitar lessons by George Lynch". Interesting that Warren was hanging out in Cerritos. I wonder if he was already in Ratt.
Warren didn't start playing until he was 16. Out of the cellar was recorded when he was 18? That made me sick when I heard that.
@@frankdrebin1023 he got that good in 2 years?? F him lol! I'm not that good now, decades later. :(
Looking like Han Solo
George sounds just like Jeff Bridges these days. Or at least the Dude...
he really does!
stop interrupting!!! geezzz....interviewing is a lost art these days. .
lol that ending 12:07
You're all progressives except one guy in the band? can you please explain? I'm interested what he is.
George is awesome.
i don't care about any design. the music is important to me.
The Interviewer is a bit chatty but nice series of interviews
what happened with the cat?
The most interesting moment was the part about Don screwing him out of his money. I'd like to see more interviews that address who he is as a person not just as a guitar player. Is he into sports, politics etc.
It would also be interesting to hear Don's point of view regarding George's accusations . So far I haven't found any video on youtube with Don and his feelings regarding this .
@@double42 why do you think that is? :0
And after all these years his hair went back to two-tone.
underrated comment :D
Yeah, his hair has been all over the place.
The progressive politics aspect is surprising , Bravo.
Richard Bogart Burke I'm not surprised but I guess if I disliked one thing about George Lynch then that's what it would be but I don't dislike him over it
George is a progressive?
+Tyler Durden bummer isnt it, hes a progressive til he sells one of those crap guitars of his for 7 grand
@@BAJARACER43X Ok. I'm on Dons side now.
Progressive? Someone who wants to progress?
His home built guitars are $10k.
Just tryin to make ends meet. I'm sure he sells everyone of them.
Yes, the interviewer does talk too much.He's annoying,talks over the dude.I remember him speaking to Steve Vai and a similar thing happened.Only worse
russellhall55 What you have to do is finish his questions before he can and then flip him a question back and then answer for him. Repeat.
Interviewer talked too much
Way too much!
that's his job to keep it flowing....he's interacting with Lynch.....chill ....
No I like to hear the stories of the past!
George is one of my favorite guitarist. Too bad to hear he is a progressive, though. I thought he was smarter than that considering all he went through to make a name for himself and pull himself out of a disgruntle situation from Dokken and then work hard towards a successful career for himself. Hmmm, sounds like a conservative philosophy!
You DO know that progressivism is a political ideology and not an economic school of thought, right? You've conflated 2 concepts that can capably run on parallel tracks.
Roland Gonzales you would definitely thunk he would be more business minded politically
Progressive is good. So, piss off.
I felt embarrassed for the interviewer. George is such a gentleman. God I wish I was asking the questions instead of this meatball.
I was a fan of George until I heard him say in this interview that he is a progressive.
i agree, but hes a capitalist when hes hoking those guitars for 6000 dollars
So because there's one thing you don't like about him, you're not a fan anymore?
BAJARACER43X exactly!
cyclops centurion agreeing with someone politically and liking their art are in no way mutually exclusive. If they were we would be missing out on a lot. I’m a hardcore conservative but this guys playing is amazing.
You're a fucking idiot.