This man is absolutely mesmerizing! I can't take my eyes off him! Watching him play,those fingers, his arms, that guitar!!! Never knew he had tattoos before!!! This is fantastic!!! He freezes me when I see him play like this!!!😳😲😯🙀
@@marcillioficino4663 He has that effect on me to see him play like this. I just said what first popped into my head. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only woman fan he affects like this. Just amazing to watch!🙂🤪😯😱🥰
@@karenmonson9893 i got to meet the little fella....he is a god on guitar....he was part of the LA scene trifecta w/ eddie van halen and mr randy rhodes
I went to a Dokken concert once at a small venue/bar and after the show I hung around for a bit. George came out after most of the fans had left and he actually bought me a drink and hung out. One of the coolest and nicest guys I've ever met.
George is still pure metal.... I'm always disappointed when I see these guitar gods performing in front of small crowds. Damn you see his arms? They're guns! All pumped to his fingers. George is the man! I'm 48, listened to their groove since I was in my teens!
God Damn, luv his guitarplaying his tone and his soul !!! He's one of THE BEST guitarplayers in the world...no one comes near him with his choice of guitar licks and notes he plays !! Hail to George Lynch !!
having listened to Mr. Scary from its beginning and into the retro-tours, this is actually f*ng well done. I'm glad that G.L. is embracing his years and still shredding.
As for people who say he sucks live. Beast from the east is one of the best live guitar performance ever recorded. He has off days, we all do. There's some live videos of the mob on here where he's totally on fire and playing just as good as he was in the 80s
+Vincent Deschenes Totally, I've often said that Beast From The East is an AMAZING live record and awesome guitar performance. His tone and playing on that record are phenominal and up there with Tribute in my book.
LRN_News all I know is I have been disappointed every time I've seen him live no matter who he was with whether it was with Dokken or one of his solo projects. His live sound sucks . Great guitar player great album cuts but when you go to see him live you can't hear what he's playing and this is been on several occasions
The only time I ever saw George live was on the Dysfunctional tour(opening for Alice Cooper) and he killed it. After nearly 30 years, I remember a few songs that he was absolutely masterful on: Too High to Fly, In My Dreams and Kiss of Death, specifically.
Over the course of my lifetime witnessing hundreds of rock concerts the best live guitarist I can remember seeing was George Lynch, although i do not believe the groups he played with were ever at his level. He was among other things the best rhythm player and had the best overall tone of anyone. There is an element of artistry in his work that goes beyond skill or even talent. His improvisations are remarkable for their sparkle, musical appropriateness and originality. The precision of his time really was scary.
+gary morrison I think that I have to agree with you. I have seen him twice in my life. Once with Dokken and the other with Lynch Mob. Although both bands had parts of Dokken, George always stood out. Obviously in Lynch Mob he was supposed to, but in Dokken, he was part of the band. My point about George is; During his tenure with Dokken, he had the most incredible guitar tone I have ever heard. Bar none! That sort of carried over to Lynch Mob. Then eventually, he fell into the abyss of digital churned out tones. As much as I love his style, he needs to go back to his old stomp box configuration. But overall; I love to listen to George Lynch!
You make good points about his tone. The other guitarist I remember seeing live that left a similar sonic impression was Jimi Hendrix and for Hendrix I remember the sweep of his sound which seemed to have no perimiter and set objects and people floating. With George Lynch I remember the piercing clarity. Aside from sound quality it is obviously difficult to explain the effect of a performing genius in their prime on a listener. Even when Lynch was recording with a room full of other top guitarists on the "We Are Stars" sessions it seemed to me he was operating at a different level somehow. He seemed to be able to harness chaos to his advantage like Hendrix. He seemed to look over the edge into the abyss while others either fell in or backed away, Lynch never lost his footing. Eddie Van Halen comes to mind also as someone capable of twisting time to suit his improvisational purposes. This makes for a rather short A list.
You are on point. George has an amazing ability to find incredible melody in his solos and still find a way to shred and bring it all together, making it look so easy. His best quality is that he always stuck to his own style of playing. After all, he is self taught. I recently watched a video of George, Ritchie Kotzen and Paul Gilbert playing together. No lie; Ritchie and Paul were all over the place playing their technical blues stuff. But George was George. He stuck with what he knew and rocked!
Comparing Lynch to other guitarists in the heavy metal genera is like comparing Jeff Beck to other blues rock guitarists. I do not believe there is any basis for caparison. Like Beck, Lynch is speaking a different language,
+gary morrison I too have seen 100s of shows and lots of great guitarists over the years (and there were a lot in the 80s and 90s). George has always been my favorite. For me, what sets him apart from everybody is his unique sound. If you hear Lynch, you know, immediately that it is Lynch - he sounds like nobody else. That's something I don't think you can say about many guitarists...even other very talented ones.
Can't believe how many pansies are on here bitching about this video. Lynch has not missed a beat. I just saw him about a year ago and the dude plays like a beast. Clearly this is a recording issue and not a Lynch issue. And even if he did hit a wrong note somewhere, he's better in his 60s than any of you were at your peak. Stop pretending you're some internationally known critic and just enjoy watching one of the premier metal guitarists of all time!
George is brilliant to never play the studio version, because you can't tell if he messes up (not that he would anyway) because it's all improvisation, the ultimate "I meant to do that"
I have been playing guitar for 30 years and I speak from experience... It's the recording, it should have been recorded from the sound board:( Trust me I was there when he played this and it sounded great live!
With a mic recording you get the dreaded ambient reverb and delay caused by bouncing off walls and pretty much anything in the vicinity. Phantasm is absolutely correct, you record from anywhere but direct from the desk, and it invariably sounds shit.
I think this video is catching audio from different sets of speakers (front and way in the back). I was there and don't recall the delay being as bad as it sounds here. King George killing it as always. Love it
note to everyone talking about too much delay: I was at the show - and there was little to no delay on his guitar - and it sounded great! Think the delay was a post recording edit or something - or this is taken from a different out source - because the mains were cranking an effect free Mr. Scary and it ruled!
Look at that boring crowd!!! Scary how folks these days don't know what metal is. In the 80's people really got into it and went crazy...at least headbaning like nuts....oh well, youth these days just don't get the hang of it anymore.
Lol, I get you man but most of that crowd were in their teens and twenties when Dokken first released Mr.Scary over thirty years ago. What's really a shame is the amount of young kids now that have never heard this kind of music.
Not a boring crowd!! I'm fuckin 55...but c'mon...even as a guitar player back in the late 80s and 90s....yea...it kicked ass...but not everyone's high strung and hell bent for leather! Met George back at Mississippi Nights back then...and Layne Staley!
For him to be playing that well at his age is amazing. As for the previous comments ... I agree with both. He is my favorite hands down though. I just love guitar players period. And from each decade rises a few that usher in the next generaton. Each having their own style. From the 80s in no order ... Vai, Satriani, Malmsteem, Lynch, Hammett, Van Halen, Rhoads ... I know their is more but these guys I remember the most being on the cover of Guitar Mags.
Delay Attack! I liked that variation of the masterpiece! Still delay is a hard thing to understand, many combinations of delay are still remaining undiscovered.
@@k77stan93 The delay don't bother me? It fills empty voids. The studio version is so layered with guitars that to me? Live versions are cool but don't do it proper justice. The delay effect on this version? To me comes closest to that original studio version. But It's George Lynch, Man? We all watch and listen in awe!!!
On the studio version hes got 2 or 3 overdubs going along with his main track, so only one guitar sounds thin. He compensates that with delay but maybe turned up a little too much. But that doesn't diminish his brain splattering riffs spewing out the speakers.
Those of us who grew up on lynch are too old to head bang. Instead trying fire up those younger days feelings inside. Without hurting our necks. Haha good Ole days
Do you haters really think all that delay was coming out of Lynch's amp? If there is one thing Mr Scary knows a little something about is tone. How many you tube videos of him performing have you seen? Have you ever heard the delay up like this? It definitely has to have had something to do with the way it was recorded. As for him not being good live, are you people kidding me? There is too much delay in the recording and now he sucks live? C'mon now. He may not be quite as good as in his prime but he's still a monster compared to just about anyone and especially compared to the wankers on here. I'm sure he is just as unhappy with the recording as everyone else but that doesn't mean he wasn't playing well!
That delay is almost definitely set up by George, but badly recorded. How many video's have YOU seen of him? He often has a fucking shitload of effects on. It's fine, he can rock it. The fact that he plays with this stuff with as little gain as he does is testament to that, but don't come in here and say the delay was added in recording or somehow created by the sound bouncing off the trees. He had a heavy setting on his delay pedal/rack and it got amplified in the recording mix, whatever, George rocks it anyways.
I just watched two other video of him playing this song live and the delay was EXACTLY THE SAME! The problem with his playing isn't the delay, it's HIS PLAYING. It's sloppy as hell.
I saw that same tour in Detroit; but we were ripped off big time. Dokken was one of the bands I was really looking forward to seeing that day. Unfortunatly Don and George were having one of their millionth feud; and while the band SOUNDED great; Lynch stayed so far away from the rest of the band; almost offstage, behind a curtain. It looked like 3 guys ON stage and one hiding...
George Lynch is absolutely awesome... However, "Mr. Scary" was recorded with 24-seperate guitar tracks in the studio... Read the liner notes from the "Back For the Attack" album/CD/cassette. Not to discredit his abilities in the least, but that is why you are "perceiving" so much delay/reverb in this video. Still one of the best guitarists from the late '70's to early to mid to late '80's.... except for maybe CC De'ville....LOL!!!
"Too much delay " Yada. Yada. So what? George can bring it IMO. He's probably played this a thousand times and looks for different takes on it. I dunno. But, I love the filthy little groove this gets into a few times. Nasty. I think this band would be great as a 3 piece without the singer. Let George fly. I always thought Lynch was in mediocre bands that seemed to not be a good fit for him. I dig his tone phrasing. Not many are good at phrasing. George is when he lets loose. Yeah, a lot of delay here. I get it. But I dig it anyways. I appreciate how he doesn't get into an endless "see how fast I can play" borefest. All I know is that this sounds great cranked up!
I have to agree with your comment. Overall who cares about George's use of the delay. It sounds cool nonetheless. Its an outdoor concert so go figure. I think his performance didn't disappoint fans.
Randy Rhoads dubbed Mr. George Lynch “Mr. Scary”! Never forget that. He’s one of the best guitarist of all time! Keep rockin’ George! Excellent
Awesome Randy Rhoads is #1 ❤
Soundman- How much delay do you want?
George Lynch- Yes
Laughing so hard at this comment, exactly what i was thinking hahahah
3 weeks later it's still repeating.
Somewhere there is a milk carton, with George Lynch's missing dry signal on it.
Still repeating . . . .
Mr. Scary is firing me up still after 30 years...George Lynch is really a hell of a guitarist. What an amazing TALENT!!! His got it all!!!!
Mr. Scary is the best instrumental compilation ever period! George Lynch is the best.
This man is absolutely mesmerizing! I can't take my eyes off him! Watching him play,those fingers, his arms, that guitar!!! Never knew he had tattoos before!!! This is fantastic!!! He freezes me when I see him play like this!!!😳😲😯🙀
Take a few deep breaths, you're overheating.🙃
@@marcillioficino4663 He has that effect on me to see him play like this. I just said what first popped into my head. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only woman fan he affects like this. Just amazing to watch!🙂🤪😯😱🥰
@@karenmonson9893
Nothing wrong with that.👍
@@karenmonson9893 i got to meet the little fella....he is a god on guitar....he was part of the LA scene trifecta w/ eddie van halen and mr randy rhodes
I went to a Dokken concert once at a small venue/bar and after the show I hung around for a bit. George came out after most of the fans had left and he actually bought me a drink and hung out. One of the coolest and nicest guys I've ever met.
George Lynch is a MONSTER on guitar!
Lynch inspired me to pick up a guitar in 86 and still inspires me today one of the greatest rock guitarist's all time 🎸⚡
Best 80s shredder ever
I actually like the amount of delay. He's able to play with a lot of ideas that blend together and sound cool
Makes it sound even more spooky.
George is still pure metal.... I'm always disappointed when I see these guitar gods performing in front of small crowds. Damn you see his arms? They're guns! All pumped to his fingers. George is the man! I'm 48, listened to their groove since I was in my teens!
God Damn, luv his guitarplaying his tone and his soul !!! He's one of THE BEST guitarplayers in the world...no one comes near him with his choice of guitar licks and notes he plays !! Hail to George Lynch !!
having listened to Mr. Scary from its beginning and into the retro-tours, this is actually f*ng well done. I'm glad that G.L. is embracing his years and still shredding.
This video confirms why GL was way ahead of his contempraries....he is reaching the outer limits of shred improvisation. Next level
As for people who say he sucks live.
Beast from the east is one of the best live guitar performance ever recorded.
He has off days, we all do.
There's some live videos of the mob on here where he's totally on fire and playing just as good as he was in the 80s
+Vincent Deschenes Totally, I've often said that Beast From The East is an AMAZING live record and awesome guitar performance. His tone and playing on that record are phenominal and up there with Tribute in my book.
LRN_News all I know is I have been disappointed every time I've seen him live no matter who he was with whether it was with Dokken or one of his solo projects. His live sound sucks . Great guitar player great album cuts but when you go to see him live you can't hear what he's playing and this is been on several occasions
Yes absolutely.. Beast from the East was a tremendous CD vocals, instrumentally incredible album
Jealous ignorant morons would say he sucks live.
The only time I ever saw George live was on the Dysfunctional tour(opening for Alice Cooper) and he killed it. After nearly 30 years, I remember a few songs that he was absolutely masterful on: Too High to Fly, In My Dreams and Kiss of Death, specifically.
Over the course of my lifetime witnessing hundreds of rock concerts the best live guitarist I can remember seeing was George Lynch, although i do not believe the groups he played with were ever at his level. He was among other things the best rhythm player and had the best overall tone of anyone. There is an element of artistry in his work that goes beyond skill or even talent. His improvisations are remarkable for their sparkle, musical appropriateness and originality. The precision of his time really was scary.
+gary morrison I think that I have to agree with you. I have seen him twice in my life. Once with Dokken and the other with Lynch Mob. Although both bands had parts of Dokken, George always stood out. Obviously in Lynch Mob he was supposed to, but in Dokken, he was part of the band. My point about George is; During his tenure with Dokken, he had the most incredible guitar tone I have ever heard. Bar none! That sort of carried over to Lynch Mob. Then eventually, he fell into the abyss of digital churned out tones. As much as I love his style, he needs to go back to his old stomp box configuration. But overall; I love to listen to George Lynch!
You make good points about his tone. The other guitarist I remember seeing live that left a similar sonic impression was Jimi Hendrix and for Hendrix I remember the sweep of his sound which seemed to have no perimiter and set objects and people floating. With George Lynch I remember the piercing clarity. Aside from sound quality it is obviously difficult to explain the effect of a performing genius in their prime on a listener. Even when Lynch was recording with a room full of other top guitarists on the "We Are Stars" sessions it seemed to me he was operating at a different level somehow. He seemed to be able to harness chaos to his advantage like Hendrix. He seemed to look over the edge into the abyss while others either fell in or backed away, Lynch never lost his footing. Eddie Van Halen comes to mind also as someone capable of twisting time to suit his improvisational purposes. This makes for a rather short A list.
You are on point. George has an amazing ability to find incredible melody in his solos and still find a way to shred and bring it all together, making it look so easy. His best quality is that he always stuck to his own style of playing. After all, he is self taught. I recently watched a video of George, Ritchie Kotzen and Paul Gilbert playing together. No lie; Ritchie and Paul were all over the place playing their technical blues stuff. But George was George. He stuck with what he knew and rocked!
Comparing Lynch to other guitarists in the heavy metal genera is like comparing Jeff Beck to other blues rock guitarists. I do not believe there is any basis for caparison. Like Beck, Lynch is speaking a different language,
+gary morrison I too have seen 100s of shows and lots of great guitarists over the years (and there were a lot in the 80s and 90s). George has always been my favorite. For me, what sets him apart from everybody is his unique sound. If you hear Lynch, you know, immediately that it is Lynch - he sounds like nobody else. That's something I don't think you can say about many guitarists...even other very talented ones.
Anyone would be lucky to look like George in their 60's.
you got that right
I thought he is 35 or maybe 40.
He JUST turned 65! Grey hair, but still PLAYING GREAT in 2019!! ONE of the GREATEST players to come out of the 80's!
Not luck. Hard work and diet.
He may have partied hard in his day but he’s no stranger to the gym and it shows
His tone is amazing.... I wish I could replicate that sound...
@Mark Zucchero Three years late there. :P
He uses big Muff pedal. I saw him on one of his You Tube channels.& a delay pedal.
Delay and reverb on Max settings
Mr Lynch is the Best guitarist ever hands down.
Maybe for you.
Can't believe how many pansies are on here bitching about this video. Lynch has not missed a beat. I just saw him about a year ago and the dude plays like a beast. Clearly this is a recording issue and not a Lynch issue.
And even if he did hit a wrong note somewhere, he's better in his 60s than any of you were at your peak. Stop pretending you're some internationally known critic and just enjoy watching one of the premier metal guitarists of all time!
This is absolutely wild.
For not hearing this tune it sounds pretty kick ass.... it's too fuckin bad we gotta get old.....
George is brilliant to never play the studio version, because you can't tell if he messes up (not that he would anyway) because it's all improvisation, the ultimate "I meant to do that"
He's almost 70 years old and STILL kicks a guitars ass,my biggest influence in grabbing a guitar (besides evh)
Masterpiece of Art.
Every guitar player in the audience has chub at this moment!
Awesome guitarist!
Wow totally amazing playing
This man is a god. All bow in his presence!
u must be an idiot
I miss the 80s so much George Lynch is badass time machine please🔥👍🇺🇸
I was there for that, way in the back, but loved every minute of it!
I have been playing guitar for 30 years and I speak from experience... It's the recording, it should have been recorded from the sound board:(
Trust me I was there when he played this and it sounded great live!
a little too much delay I think \m/
With a mic recording you get the dreaded ambient reverb and delay caused by bouncing off walls and pretty much anything in the vicinity.
Phantasm is absolutely correct, you record from anywhere but direct from the desk, and it invariably sounds shit.
Yeah, it's just too fricken bad.
It fucking sounds great here!
Of course. Everyone in the audience seems to be rocking out. That means the sound is great.
What a Masterpiece!!!!
George Lnych Sounds like 10 Guitarists!!!
George said it was 28 tracks in the studio to record Mr Scary. Can you imagine doing that live with one? He is the man!
I think this video is catching audio from different sets of speakers (front and way in the back). I was there and don't recall the delay being as bad as it sounds here. King George killing it as always. Love it
note to everyone talking about too much delay: I was at the show - and there was little to no delay on his guitar - and it sounded great! Think the delay was a post recording edit or something - or this is taken from a different out source - because the mains were cranking an effect free Mr. Scary and it ruled!
Look at that boring crowd!!! Scary how folks these days don't know what metal is. In the 80's people really got into it and went crazy...at least headbaning like nuts....oh well, youth these days just don't get the hang of it anymore.
You think thats a crowd of young people? lmao
Well everyone is 50 in the crowd so standing that long ends up sucking lol
Lol, I get you man but most of that crowd were in their teens and twenties when Dokken first released Mr.Scary over thirty years ago. What's really a shame is the amount of young kids now that have never heard this kind of music.
No I think it’s his playing…..hard to decipher what it is he is trying to do!
Not a boring crowd!! I'm fuckin 55...but c'mon...even as a guitar player back in the late 80s and 90s....yea...it kicked ass...but not everyone's high strung and hell bent for leather! Met George back at Mississippi Nights back then...and Layne Staley!
it must be aamazing to hang out with Mr. Lynch. He is a cool dude.
Lynch = Badass
It's incredible, this guy is nearly sixty years old....damm
Still bad ass after all these years love it
Awesome guitarist at work
What an awesome guitarist! Mr. Scary's my favourite song.
Sounds as it should with ONE guitar!! Delay and all!! FILLS THE OPEN AIR!!!!
He’s one of the best ever and looks like he’s in his late 30’s!!
For me it is the best sounding version of this piece
I adore George's sound and playing. He's the guy who made me want to use harmonics!!!!!
Absolutely Incredible Always has been!!!
George is one of a kind - the best!
AMAZING!
So Great!
best ever
in my top 10 of best guitarist in the world....my list is 50
That was sick!
For him to be playing that well at his age is amazing. As for the previous comments ... I agree with both. He is my favorite hands down though. I just love guitar players period. And from each decade rises a few that usher in the next generaton. Each having their own style. From the 80s in no order ... Vai, Satriani, Malmsteem, Lynch, Hammett, Van Halen, Rhoads ... I know their is more but these guys I remember the most being on the cover of Guitar Mags.
The delay was probably killer in person, it just didn't translate to the soundboard recording.
Digital delay is a very good thing that you can NEVER have too much of.
yeah its like Neil Schon burbling away, mudsville
Amazing! Killer show!
Respect to one of the most amazing guitar players walked planet Earth he's fire will burn you haters and send you back to hell
Delay Attack! I liked that variation of the masterpiece! Still delay is a hard thing to understand, many combinations of delay are still remaining undiscovered.
lol
One of my favorite guitarists, but WAY too much delay!!!... He's still one of the greats!!!
Reckon delay was used to fill up the sound for the lack of a second guitar or a keyboard
@@k77stan93 The delay don't bother me? It fills empty voids. The studio version is so layered with guitars that to me? Live versions are cool but don't do it proper justice. The delay effect on this version? To me comes closest to that original studio version. But It's George Lynch, Man? We all watch and listen in awe!!!
great stuff
Thanks, George is Amazing
Killer guitar playe !!!
I'm feeling it
George was lookin jacked ! 👍🏽💪🏽🎸
Masterful
On the studio version hes got 2 or 3 overdubs going along with his main track, so only one guitar sounds thin. He compensates that with delay but maybe turned up a little too much. But that doesn't diminish his brain splattering riffs spewing out the speakers.
Those of us who grew up on lynch are too old to head bang. Instead trying fire up those younger days feelings inside. Without hurting our necks. Haha good Ole days
Fk yea,That has been always my favorite, your 1 bad ass lynch. .thxs for all those years of shredding..lynch will nvr die!!!
George Lynch IS the guitar god of the 80's, hands down. All respect to Ed, but Lynch is pure soul and evil at the same time. No one plays like him.
You do know Edward and George were tight even in the 1970s. Two guitar gods.
RIP Edward.
it is not too much delay..it is very good!
Sarah Connor plays a mean guitar.
Arnold...."SA-RAH CO-NAH"
thats his signature Lynch pedal kicking ass
Do you haters really think all that delay was coming out of Lynch's amp? If there is one thing Mr Scary knows a little something about is tone. How many you tube videos of him performing have you seen? Have you ever heard the delay up like this? It definitely has to have had something to do with the way it was recorded. As for him not being good live, are you people kidding me? There is too much delay in the recording and now he sucks live? C'mon now. He may not be quite as good as in his prime but he's still a monster compared to just about anyone and especially compared to the wankers on here. I'm sure he is just as unhappy with the recording as everyone else but that doesn't mean he wasn't playing well!
That delay is almost definitely set up by George, but badly recorded. How many video's have YOU seen of him? He often has a fucking shitload of effects on. It's fine, he can rock it. The fact that he plays with this stuff with as little gain as he does is testament to that, but don't come in here and say the delay was added in recording or somehow created by the sound bouncing off the trees. He had a heavy setting on his delay pedal/rack and it got amplified in the recording mix, whatever, George rocks it anyways.
I just watched two other video of him playing this song live and the delay was EXACTLY THE SAME! The problem with his playing isn't the delay, it's HIS PLAYING. It's sloppy as hell.
Get over that Wall lol well let's hear your recorded version of Mr scary '
Still the 80s in Lynchland
George Lynch RULES!!!!! ROCK ON!!!!!
Wild how he has 2spreadout different tones at the same time. Tone on the delay is on the left maybe different overdrive or eq on it
great
Another master of metal I have lots them guitar heroes George dime Jimmy page and so on👹👹👹👹
Lynch evolves the version of every song. That's the difference.
Such an underrated guitar player , a lot of delay on this recording but still badass
"How much delay?"
"Yes!"
George lynch.Mr scary good!guitar technic !very nice🌈🎸
I saw that same tour in Detroit; but we were ripped off big time. Dokken was one of the bands I was really looking forward to seeing that day. Unfortunatly Don and George were having one of their millionth feud; and while the band SOUNDED great; Lynch stayed so far away from the rest of the band; almost offstage, behind a curtain. It looked like 3 guys ON stage and one hiding...
He's bloooody hot and can play a mean guitar
O M G !!!!
Sounds like the band has 2 guitar players and one is drunk!
It is the delay fx
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Good
to much delay but hes rippin
Delay rules
@@dylanvalorfall no it doesn't
yo yo yes it does you need delay cause it makes your bends much Nicer and it’s just Nice
He always used too much delay
I think it needs more delay
Shred master.
Nice
George Lynch good guitarist‼️Mr.scray🎸🌈✨✨✨✨very good👍
George Lynch is absolutely awesome... However, "Mr. Scary" was recorded with 24-seperate guitar tracks in the studio... Read the liner notes from the "Back For the Attack" album/CD/cassette. Not to discredit his abilities in the least, but that is why you are "perceiving" so much delay/reverb in this video. Still one of the best guitarists from the late '70's to early to mid to late '80's.... except for maybe CC De'ville....LOL!!!
Grosisimo!!
Back for the attack !!!
wow that sounds like crap....I think the recording is grabbing sound from the stage and PA...mess...Love George though!!
"Too much delay " Yada. Yada. So what? George can bring it IMO. He's probably played this a thousand times and looks for different takes on it. I dunno. But, I love the filthy little groove this gets into a few times. Nasty. I think this band would be great as a 3 piece without the singer. Let George fly. I always thought Lynch was in mediocre bands that seemed to not be a good fit for him. I dig his tone phrasing. Not many are good at phrasing. George is when he lets loose. Yeah, a lot of delay here. I get it. But I dig it anyways. I appreciate how he doesn't get into an endless "see how fast I can play" borefest. All I know is that this sounds great cranked up!
I have to agree with your comment. Overall who cares about George's use of the delay. It sounds cool nonetheless. Its an outdoor concert so go figure. I think his performance didn't disappoint fans.
I m also not impressed by the vocalside of this band. Only when I encountered this track the sky opened up for me.
G grew his hair back out! 'bout time!
🔥
Lynch's guitar has more delay than our justice system.
alot of people talking crap in the comments as though if george asked you out of the crowd you could outperform him
Absolutely true...and are these people commenting playing in tons of bands.. selling records and playing four to five nights a week 😁