@@davidmerlin3344 they were all playing at that level at the same time, but eddy was on top. Randy even stole the tapping part from George on flying high again, George finally did do a version of it on just got lucky.
George was just a beast on guitar at this time! One of my favorites of all time. Wish he kept this style of playing. He managed to create his own which many could not at this time. Still awesome today but miss this tone and approach which was down right scary good.
Everyone has their preferences and it’s great there’s enough out there to satisfy pretty much all of us. But to me, it doesn’t get much better than this. Listening to Lynch jam away with some of the most wicked axes in the style that made the man an icon. Sends chills down your spine. I had no clue how drastic music would change within a handful of years after this and this would become almost non existent on the scale it was then. All hail 80s George Lynch!
Funny to think of all these guys in the room with him, just casually going about their business getting ready for the clinic, not really even paying attention to his playing. Imagine how many of us would have been in absolute Awe just listening to him warm up back then. Even now, with all of the incredible players out there, I would be ecstatic to sit in a room and soak this up for a couple of hours!
This is my favorite George Lynch lesson clinic. I come back to it from time to time to copy some of George’s licks. Man, I wish I had a copy of the lesson book he was using to teach the class.
This is as close as we'll ever get to seeing him in the late 80s. Especially since Beast From the east, Dokken Live. Could be a lost concert film in pro shot in japan🙏🏼🎸
Been a guitar hero of mine since I was a teen in the 80's. I'm not sure I've ever known even one person who didn't like him, and it appears to be the same today. Just a great player everyone has always loved. Seeing this brings me back .
ironz18 Yeah, but this this video perfectly illustrates the good and bad of George. He is good at burning up the fretboard and squeling and sounding "exciting" to teenagers. His (huge) problem is that he is kind of a one trick pony. He doesn't have a good background in Theory like Randy Rhoads or John Petrucci, so as a consequence, there isn't much sense of a direction or structure to his playing. After listening to this for 5 minutes, one gets the impression you've heard his whole bag of tricks.
George is an interesting guitarist. He knows almost no theory and often lets his fingers do the “thinking”- sometimes it goes off the rails but sometimes it creates a very unique sound.
DJA DJA You need a serious music lesson dude. Randy Rhoads, Michael Schenker and Gary Moore blow George out the water, and were already noticed long before Breaking the Chains came along.
@Crimson Idol Please keep writing moron. I'm running out of old Howard Stern clips from the Jackie years to make me laugh as I get ready for work!! If you're truly this musically-illiterate, you must be a closet KISS fan LOL
Why don’t you tone down the arrogance and nastiness. I, too, greatly prefer Lynch over Randy, etc. So what. None of us can qualify one or the other as being “better”. At that level, there is only different.
ADA MP1 ideally 3TM will give you the early years Lynch wall of treble..I testify!! For that shrill 80s tone (add chorus, reverb and delay for some serious wet-ing) the ADA will deliver..Somehow this thing is Thick and Shrill at the same time..Push the volume up and the front rows ears are gone...heads will follow... :) But it IS noisy and you will need a good gate. BTW George slays here.
He really plays nothing like this now. I miss it. I feel like when he jams out now he is trying to recreate some strange robotic style that is very choppy and seems to go nowhere cohesive. He is still monster player when live, but his style has changed greatly.
Stil can't understand why ESPs are so damn expensive. I have a suntiger, and never play it, but paid so much money for the thing that I'm reluctant to get rid of it.
Had to compete with Jackson Charvel the famous players who got free instruments through endorsement's jacked up the interest and PRICE!! We see this with our Les Paul's! The mind boggling market value of the Holy Grail 58-59-60 Standard!?!? Who were playing them at the time!? Imagine that players of that era weren't playing LP's ? I always attribute exaggerated price gouging with the artist association and hyped promotion!! Alot of us players are swayed by this! Got to meet and greet George after a Lynch Mob show in 91? Unbelievably gracious with his time and signed memorabilia!! We gave him a scarf of the Snake through Skull "Hagi" Black Strat he was cracking up and really appreciated it, it was epic meeting Mr.Scary!! Cheers !!
Does anyone know what kind of amp he is using? I mean I know he’s using the ADA MP1 preamp for the distortion but was he using the power the ADA? I don’t see an amp or power amp in his rack?
It’s to bad silken didn’t make another album right after back for the attack, beast from the east was good but I’d rather have another album! They had.deals and were becoming more popular! They had a green light but Don said he wouldn’t and could not work with george again in the studio. Makes me wonder if george was right that Don wanted it all for himself or if george was full shit ? Don said that wasn’t true. So who do you believe ? It was dons lose , he had the best guitarist in the world to me.
Killer tone! Though I always felt that George uses too much delay and it seems like he uses it as a crutch like he’s be lost and can’t play without it or at least wouldn’t feel comfortable anyways. Which is never a good thing. Which is why I practice on a totally dry tone then when it comes to playing I wet it up abs throw in the juice!!!! ;) I also practice and play on clean times quite often.
I wouldn't say it a crutch. A lot of the times players have a certain sound that inspires them and helps drive their creativity. It's the reason why Kirk Hammett uses wah a lot on his solos because it helps him creatively. Plus george has done plenty of solo work with a dry guitar tone. Tones of stuff even on Dokken's discography like Back For The Attack and Dysfunctional. All killer stuff with a drys sound
Hey tony just come across this upload from a week ago I'm afraid somethings gone wrong as I was getting these straight to me up until about 3 weeks ago I asked if you could do a video on saving patches on jc10 since then I don't seem to b getting any contact glyn
That’s because he wasn’t and isn’t even close. In fact he tries to play a lot of Yngwie’s licks here and quite poorly I might add. His hands aren’t synced up at unless he’s playing 80’s rock blues based licks. Don’t get me wrong he’s a killer player and I was really into his style back in the day but no one could touch Yngwie back then. Plus George is using waaaayyyy too much delay distortion and reverb and is totally dependent on it.
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To me, this is George at his peak. His tone and technique are just epic.
epic 🙄
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Yeah, it's interesting because he wasn't really known for using an ADA MP-1 rack preamp, but he makes it sound killer here!
1989 was definitely peak George Lynch.
damn right, long time ago
I see an esp skull and bones
25 piece made 😆👏
George’s playing is so unique and different from everyone else’s. He really stands out from EVH and all the others.
Without EVH there would not have been players like George or Randy.
@@davidmerlin3344 they were all playing at that level at the same time, but eddy was on top. Randy even stole the tapping part from George on flying high again, George finally did do a version of it on just got lucky.
That's the stupidest statement on here. 🤣
George was just a beast on guitar at this time! One of my favorites of all time. Wish he kept this style of playing. He managed to create his own which many could not at this time. Still awesome today but miss this tone and approach which was down right scary good.
Yngwie kept his style of playing and everyone says it's boring and repetitive. So which is it??
@@P3t3rPizzarelliMany of Yngwie's songs and/or solos sound similar but George's solos were always different
Everyone has their preferences and it’s great there’s enough out there to satisfy pretty much all of us. But to me, it doesn’t get much better than this. Listening to Lynch jam away with some of the most wicked axes in the style that made the man an icon. Sends chills down your spine. I had no clue how drastic music would change within a handful of years after this and this would become almost non existent on the scale it was then. All hail 80s George Lynch!
Thank you for the kind words! Much appreciated, always! 🔥🔥 Stay tuned for more videos!
Funny to think of all these guys in the room with him, just casually going about their business getting ready for the clinic, not really even paying attention to his playing. Imagine how many of us would have been in absolute Awe just listening to him warm up back then. Even now, with all of the incredible players out there, I would be ecstatic to sit in a room and soak this up for a couple of hours!
One of the very best 80's guitar heros....
Best tone of the 80’s.....period! Thank you George for all your inspiration!
This is scary.... and i love it❤
Lynch at his scary peak, incredible playing and attitude. Please let this upload up!!!!
You got it! I love his delay at 340ms LOL! This is Mr. Scary!
George was so on fire in this era....insane
This is my favorite George Lynch lesson clinic. I come back to it from time to time to copy some of George’s licks. Man, I wish I had a copy of the lesson book he was using to teach the class.
How many careers did this guy inspire? One of the best and balanced player of the era.
This is as close as we'll ever get to seeing him in the late 80s. Especially since Beast From the east, Dokken Live. Could be a lost concert film in pro shot in japan🙏🏼🎸
At 4:35 that lick was SWEEET ! 👏🎸👍🌟
Been a guitar hero of mine since I was a teen in the 80's. I'm not sure I've ever known even one person who didn't like him, and it appears to be the same today. Just a great player everyone has always loved. Seeing this brings me back .
Oh that great video quality of the 80s/90s.
He’s definitely not the same kind of player, but he’s retained his sound and many of his licks over the years for sure
i like the high quality of the video, is astounish!
Tony, thank you for keeping us apprised of George's esoteric footage!
This is the real George I remember!
Epic shred fest from Mr. Lynch!!!!! Thank you for sharing!
Wow!!!!Some of his best playing I ever seen !!!!!
So many cool licks to steal from,this is Lynch at his best for sure!
ironz18 Yeah, but this this video perfectly illustrates the good and bad of George. He is good at burning up the fretboard and squeling and sounding "exciting" to teenagers. His (huge) problem is that he is kind of a one trick pony. He doesn't have a good background in Theory like Randy Rhoads or John Petrucci, so as a consequence, there isn't much sense of a direction or structure to his playing. After listening to this for 5 minutes, one gets the impression you've heard his whole bag of tricks.
One of my favorite guitarists! :)
God mode ON ! His a beast, in nowdays still kickin some asses just with different aproach ..and thats a good thing
“George is so good that he’s scary”
-Randy Rhodes-.
Amazing .
OMG ! Thanks again Tony !
mrderis LOL so glad you like it! More on its way!
George is an interesting guitarist. He knows almost no theory and often lets his fingers do the “thinking”- sometimes it goes off the rails but sometimes it creates a very unique sound.
At 4:40 he seems to be looking over some of the lesson material that he’ll be going over during the clinic.
Lynch was an innovative dynamic player - way before his time
DJA DJA You need a serious music lesson dude. Randy Rhoads, Michael Schenker and Gary Moore blow George out the water, and were already noticed long before Breaking the Chains came along.
@Crimson Idol Please keep writing moron. I'm running out of old Howard Stern clips from the Jackie years to make me laugh as I get ready for work!! If you're truly this musically-illiterate, you must be a closet KISS fan LOL
Why don’t you tone down the arrogance and nastiness. I, too, greatly prefer Lynch over Randy, etc. So what. None of us can qualify one or the other as being “better”. At that level, there is only different.
That's why I'll never sell my ADA MP-1, because it's got the classic Lynch tone!
George notes always sings perfekt harmony not disharmony rock on...
To be an awesome guitar player its important not to get one sided but to get different styles from different players. George even says this.
Thanks your a star
Good stuff tony
So cool, the “Beast from the East” live album sound. You can hear the me. scary live solo licks all over his playing here.
Dude I was looking for that thanks, your the best player of in the style of Lynch man, and funny too :)
you are terribly kind, thank you so much!!
Thumbs Up, Tony!!
Love that purple tiger stripe/banana neck ESP axe of his. Seriously xtra-jumbo-huge-ass tall frets
Looks like he was using a rack mounted ADT Digital Tube preamp. They were VERY popular in those days.
nice stuff again tony, sounds like he is playing some stuff from beast from the east mr scary
My pleasure! Everyone needs to see and hear George Lynch! LOL More coming, stay tuned!
racerxgaming i
Lynch Rules \m/
Was he in between Dokken and Lynch Mob at this point in his career?
Best shedder I’ve ever heard at that time. Unfortunately totally tone dependent, but wow!
ADA MP1 ideally 3TM will give you the early years Lynch wall of treble..I testify!! For that shrill 80s tone (add chorus, reverb and delay for some serious wet-ing) the ADA will deliver..Somehow this thing is Thick and Shrill at the same time..Push the volume up and the front rows ears are gone...heads will follow... :) But it IS noisy and you will need a good gate. BTW George slays here.
Thanks! 👍👍👍👍
I see at 14:15 that he uses a Rat pedal. He says here that sometimes he uses the Rat and sometimes he uses the Boss OD-1. Interesting
Tony.. some licks from this video would be awesome 😎!!
Good idea!
00:55 i didn’t know he had an ADA MP1!
I can't understand the Gear, anyone knows? I see ADA mp1-Ratt pedal, SDE3000 delay...?
Hey Tony! Was George playing through that MP-1 or the Marshall amp on the side which you can only see the back of..? hmmm...
A Ratt pedal into an MP-1 and a SDE-3000....SCORE !
Did you spot that SPX90 in there too?
So awesome! This is my fave GL era. Does anyone know what rig he is playing through here? Thanks for posting Tony!
14:00
Dave Baker looks like an ADA preamp with an Alesis quadraverb in his rack.
Rat Pedal as boost -> ADA MP-1 ( Killer preamp btw) -> Roland SDE-3000 -> PA Poweramp -> Marshall Cab
Ada preamp. Digitech rack effects
He's in Japan, not with Don and not yet with Mob....at least not performing.
So the equipment is probably not his personal stuff....except guitars.
I have this entire video in better quality its about 50 mins, plus I have him at another japan video playing as well on VHS.
Chris Phalen is it possible to find it somewhere online? I love those clinics with the ADA MP-1 sound!
I would love to see that video in better quality. Hope it will be online someday
He really plays nothing like this now. I miss it. I feel like when he jams out now he is trying to recreate some strange robotic style that is very choppy and seems to go nowhere cohesive. He is still monster player when live, but his style has changed greatly.
Totally agree!!
Super fast the delay couldn't keep up.
✝️❤️🌈🦅
Anyone knows what power amp are he using? it's a rakc or some head
Stil can't understand why ESPs are so damn expensive. I have a suntiger, and never play it, but paid so much money for the thing that I'm reluctant to get rid of it.
They are hand made, that's why. LTD are production models and that's why they cost less.
LTD Yellow Tiger plays fantastic! $500!
Had to compete with Jackson Charvel the famous players who got free instruments through endorsement's jacked up the interest and PRICE!! We see this with our Les Paul's! The mind boggling market value of the Holy Grail 58-59-60 Standard!?!? Who were playing them at the time!? Imagine that players of that era weren't playing LP's ? I always attribute exaggerated price gouging with the artist association and hyped promotion!! Alot of us players are swayed by this! Got to meet and greet George after a Lynch Mob show in 91? Unbelievably gracious with his time and signed memorabilia!! We gave him a scarf of the Snake through Skull "Hagi" Black Strat he was cracking up and really appreciated it, it was epic meeting Mr.Scary!! Cheers !!
i will buy if you sell :#
Probably worth more now than it was when you bought it
Is this between Dokken and Mob?
yep- a rare moment in time captured here. The soloing around the 10 min mark was incorporated into his solo on the wicked sensation tour
What did they learn? Watch George Shread.
Oh no, video gone :(
Still there
Does anybody understand what George is saying about the delay time?
340 milliseconds
@@TonyFuentesTV Thanks Tony! I totally love his sound in those 2 clinics where he is using the ADA MP-1 :-) One more reason why I bought that preamp!
Forest93 thanks! So glad you like the video! I have one more from this era.. I’ll look for it!
MP-1 ftw
Does anyone know what kind of amp he is using? I mean I know he’s using the ADA MP1 preamp for the distortion but was he using the power the ADA? I don’t see an amp or power amp in his rack?
He is using RAT -> ADA -> SDE 3000 -> PA power amp -> 2 4x12 cabs
Ahhhh ok. Thanks 👍🏻 I assume any clean power amp would work.
It’s to bad silken didn’t make another album right after back for the attack, beast from the east was good but I’d rather have another album! They had.deals and were becoming more popular! They had a green light but Don said he wouldn’t and could not work with george again in the studio. Makes me wonder if george was right that Don wanted it all for himself or if george was full shit ? Don said that wasn’t true. So who do you believe ? It was dons lose , he had the best guitarist in the world to me.
Killer tone! Though I always felt that George uses too much delay and it seems like he uses it as a crutch like he’s be lost and can’t play without it or at least wouldn’t feel comfortable anyways. Which is never a good thing. Which is why I practice on a totally dry tone then when it comes to playing I wet it up abs throw in the juice!!!! ;) I also practice and play on clean times quite often.
So glad you enjoyed it! Much appreciation! Thanks! 👍👍😎😎
I wouldn't say it a crutch. A lot of the times players have a certain sound that inspires them and helps drive their creativity. It's the reason why Kirk Hammett uses wah a lot on his solos because it helps him creatively. Plus george has done plenty of solo work with a dry guitar tone. Tones of stuff even on Dokken's discography like Back For The Attack and Dysfunctional. All killer stuff with a drys sound
Hey tony just come across this upload from a week ago I'm afraid somethings gone wrong as I was getting these straight to me up until about 3 weeks ago I asked if you could do a video on saving patches on jc10 since then I don't seem to b getting any contact glyn
glyn james this week! Thanks!!
Crap - I never knew George was just as fast and precise as Yngwie was.
That’s because he wasn’t and isn’t even close. In fact he tries to play a lot of Yngwie’s licks here and quite poorly I might add. His hands aren’t synced up at unless he’s playing 80’s rock blues based licks. Don’t get me wrong he’s a killer player and I was really into his style back in the day but no one could touch Yngwie back then. Plus George is using waaaayyyy too much delay distortion and reverb and is totally dependent on it.
Please, more delay.
That's not George. Look at his face.
Thank you for your comments and support.
I miss this George Lynch. His tone now, is just so dry and lifeless.
He didn't have those stupid tattoos back then...
What's up with that ?
As in, all tattoos are stupid....or only Georges? Maybe it's just you.....?
Before George got all 'roided up.
My biggest influence. So original. It's a shame his playing these days is garbage. A shell of his former self. Resting on his laurels.
Thank you so much! Much appreciated! Stay tuned for lots more!
How many albums you sold talkn shit have some respect hes push on 65 moron
Your opinion only. There are plenty who disagree....full of yourself much?
Lynch before steroids