I almost forget how humble George is. That isn't to say Chris isn't but you get a feeling that George is listening to every detail with genuine curiosity.
komputerLuek, he allows them to write solos. But, I think Friedman is a better soloist than Chris. Chris is all speed & flash. Friedman is all about feel.
George Lynch is one of the Best! Been watching George from the beginning, Lost boys days on the sunset strip in Hollywood Ca in the late 70's, Met Rhoads when he was in Quiet Riot, Van Halen, Motley Crue, Ratt and the rest! one day they all got signed and the rest is rock N roll history! What a killer time to be alive and grow up in Southern California!
Well said. It just shows that style & tone outweigh shredding ability & versatility anyday. Not that George can't shred but it's more about his touch & note choices. His style & tone is just very seductive and he doesn't have to do any fancy techniques to stand out. Rock On!
It is hard to believe that he is going to be 70 years old in a few years. He still looks good. It proves that taking care of yourself and eating well actually works and pays off.
Just put my axe away about an hour ago it's 2 in the morning & I had to watch these videos b4 bed. Yea right now I'm plugging back in. Thanks Chris & Gorge. No Wrest For the wicked😊😉😎
Love how LYNCH has been able to stay relevant through all these years. Always seems to be working on several different projects, expanding his fan base and keeping sharp. Getting old sucks. Things that were easy 20 years ago demand more attention, but he seems to take it all in stride. Chris is an AMAZING musician, almost seemed a bit star struck at first. Very modest and humble guy with supernatural talent. Cool vid. Thanks
Theres just something twisted and unique about lynch's style. Definitely my favorite from that era. His solos are just so damn good. So tasteful yet a little twisted. I feel my blood rush a little when the solos hit
I was 15 when I first heard Lynch on MTV when they still did ONLY music videos. His sound is only equaled by Dimebag. He is the reason why I play period. ❤️❤️❤️
Its weird to hear Lynch say he was out of his element and playing catchup in that era when I considered him to be "the" era back then. Only reason I watched mtv was to hear Dokken and see Lynch play
Lynch really is very bluesy . he pulled off some great licks with all the stretching and slides .cool diminished stuff . and he had that bluesy soul that made it unique. I love gl style. Chris is amazing I actually enjoy the work he did with megadeth endgame is one of their best records imo. and I've picked up some cool licks from Chris he's one of my favorite modern shredders.
The chord progression art the end was uncanny -ingenious. I think he wanted to see if Chris could maintain his virtuoso, polished, formally schooled sound with a series of chords with a little harder to predict placement and timing. George said he knew Chris would hear it because he's that good. Good jam session.
I wish they would have switched guitars and tried it.. lol That would have been fucking hilarious. Also, I like how George is holding back his laugh when Chris goes at it. He is literally "hilariously good"
I mean George has played 7 string guitars before And Chris has played 6 strings. It not like they switching guitars would have been super crazy. Would have been great to see though
Chris is right on - George's Wicked Sensation tone is to die for. It's held up for 30+ years. Hard to imagine having that magic Soldano stolen & then get it back decades later.
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide} sooo fun great talks..i have had the pleasure of meeting George such a great human..
I'm not so sure about that, go back and listen to under lock and key, that tone was awesome, Randy was great as well though, heck lots of guys back them had good tone, Vito Bratta's was in my opinion great as well
Met George once and I asked him some questions about soldano amps, his ears perked up and walked to talk more but of course the bouncer was like times up. Great dude 👍
Interesting how EVH built his own Frankenstrat from pieces & parts, eh? I guess back then, the only way to get the sound & look you wanted was to build the axe for yourself. Also Brian May built his own along with his dad's help.
well it doesnt cost 40 bucks now, George never liked to have any finish on the back of the necks he used and many of his guitar necks warped whilst touring humidity changes etc so thats why he said the original neck cost 20 bucks, he also made the awesome skull guitar using a dremel
George talks about his soldani amp being returned,that is amazing.i remember back in the day when he had a guitar column in one of the mags,he had forgotten a lick and someone sent it in and he featured it that month,damn good luck the man has. Unfortunately I forgot to memorize it,so don't look to me for any transcript...lol
"I wonder what firmware you were on" - haha dude, no it's just not the same for that style of music. The Axe sounds awesome for certain styles but it does not sound the same as a tube amp. (arguably better for those styles, not so much for other ones)
George is like wtf is that guitar? He's an old school guitarist and it shows in the vintage gear he uses and endorses,he was my biggest influence in grabbing a guitar
These two gentlemen should work on a Ripp'n Rock Tune exclusively for TH-cam and see how it does for views then sell it through DistroKid... If all goes well, then do an album in between the schedules they both have... this is an awesome meeting of the shredding minds... Loved the stuff exchanged between them... I live for this type of gathering with sharing musical idea's and where it birthed... lol... The guys are a gift to musicians following the same path... Musically with innovation... No matter what style of music; we need more people with the guts to explore on record... At least one tune at a time...😁 Sincerely: Doktah77 (David Paul Rivera)
Like the opposites. George self taught. Chris lessons and lessons both awesome George used to teach at Randy's moms school said he used va cheat sheet to teach gotta love George
playing my 80s 32yr old partscaster I built jammin with this young dude who plays a PRS tuned down to C#( my guitar I built is older than he is and roadworn as fuck while his PRS is pristine new and expensive lol) I can totally feel with George's experience here with Chris Broderick,, old school players are all about feel and singing tones the young metal guys are all about intensity and rhythm, but it's still the expression as comunication
Lynch was my idol growing up....but watching him try to be semi-technical next to Chris is kinda hard to watch. But still, much love to GL....dude changed my life !!
christian davis I'm 19 and George Lynch was and still is my all time favorite guitarist/influence... I love the shredheads like Broderick but George Lynch still amazes me even to this recent performances
5 Hour Spinnery To be honest with you, it’s a different era. It’s not a competition. George was at the forefront of technical shred in the 80’s. That speaks for itself. Guys like Broderick learnt from those guys. It’s not a competition. Modern guitarists have always been technically better than older ones but that’s not the thing that matters. It’s the music which matters. Lynch has had the bigger impact on music and has wrote more meaningful music.
Same. Lynch & Schenker are the reasons I picked up the guitar in the first place. I even had an Aria Pro 2 like the the one on the back cover of the Dokken album that George was holding but mine was blue. Killer axe and wish I hadn't sold it. So glad I got to see him shred at the Monsters of Rock in '89 in Miami at the stadium with Metallica, Scorpions & VH. Lynch nearly got electrocuted doing Mr. Scary due to a heavy downpour during his number. Poor guy was freaking out but managed to finish the song like a consummate professional.
![⭐ฮิตในTikTok!! ( มะมะมะหมูเด้ง MooDeng ) Ver. แดนซ์ ReMix BY [ ดีเจกิต รีมิกซ์ ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4noyAoMa7bQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![[UNCUT]"ทนายตั้ม" แฉยับ! ความลับสวรรค์ ใครคือ "บิ๊กเทวดา" ของบอสพอล l คนดังนั่งเคลียร์ l 15 ต.ค. 67](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ru9fpSaUwdA/mqdefault.jpg)
I almost forget how humble George is. That isn't to say Chris isn't but you get a feeling that George is listening to every detail with genuine curiosity.
Tapping thing George said Randy borrowed went into Flying High Again's solo.
John Bonham yes thank u, was driving me crazy
Bastard I knew it right away where that was from and your comment already existed. XD
- do you write on a seven string in Megadeth?
- no, Dave doesn't allow me to write in Megadeth.
Hahaha, exactly my thoughts
HAHAHA!!!
komputerLuek, he allows them to write solos. But, I think Friedman is a better soloist than Chris.
Chris is all speed & flash. Friedman is all about feel.
But kiko is the best one next to marty
That was literally what I was thinking lmao
George has always been one of my favorite guitarist from the metal days of the 80s...keep it up George!
😂😂😂😂😂😂👎👎👎
George Lynch is one of the Best! Been watching George from the beginning, Lost boys days on the sunset strip in Hollywood Ca in the late 70's, Met Rhoads when he was in Quiet Riot, Van Halen, Motley Crue, Ratt and the rest! one day they all got signed and the rest is rock N roll history! What a killer time to be alive and grow up in Southern California!
That was probably one of the most exciting scenes in decades.
That must have been amazing seeing all of that.
That’s pretty cool
Chris is a Jedi, but George is Yoda.
Best way to describe it
yes he iss
You’re damn right
Well said. It just shows that style & tone outweigh shredding ability & versatility anyday. Not that George can't shred but it's more about his touch & note choices. His style & tone is just very seductive and he doesn't have to do any fancy techniques to stand out. Rock On!
Yeah man chris is really good but george is one of my all time favorites
lynch is just the coolest dude in rock.
unassuming normal but talented dude.
It is hard to believe that he is going to be 70 years old in a few years. He still looks good. It proves that taking care of yourself and eating well actually works and pays off.
Lynch even got teary talking about that 88 Soldano and that a good human being sent it to him
Randy used that tapping lick on flying high again 😜😜😜
I love that George’s guitar essentially came from the same pile of seconds as EVH’s Frankenstrat! Grovers stuff in the late 70s was “Boogie Bodies”.
What a humble young man, showing respect to a guitar Icon.even though he is light years ahead ..
thanks for uploading part 2 after a few years (Y)
lol
In 3 yrs youll get an answer
More talent in this video than in most cities.
Loved it when George mentioned sound of Clapton from Royal Albert Hall (of course cream 1967) George is a legend...
Just put my axe away about an hour ago it's 2 in the morning & I had to watch these videos b4 bed. Yea right now I'm plugging back in. Thanks Chris & Gorge. No Wrest For the wicked😊😉😎
Love how LYNCH has been able to stay relevant through all these years. Always seems to be working on several different projects, expanding his fan base and keeping sharp. Getting old sucks. Things that were easy 20 years ago demand more attention, but he seems to take it all in stride. Chris is an AMAZING musician, almost seemed a bit star struck at first. Very modest and humble guy with supernatural talent. Cool vid. Thanks
Never listened to George Lynch until I saw my cousin play with him... love that guy!
Theres just something twisted and unique about lynch's style. Definitely my favorite from that era. His solos are just so damn good. So tasteful yet a little twisted. I feel my blood rush a little when the solos hit
I was 15 when I first heard Lynch on MTV when they still did ONLY music videos. His sound is only equaled by Dimebag.
He is the reason why I play period. ❤️❤️❤️
Its weird to hear Lynch say he was out of his element and playing catchup in that era when I considered him to be "the" era back then. Only reason I watched mtv was to hear Dokken and see Lynch play
Lynch really is very bluesy . he pulled off some great licks with all the stretching and slides .cool diminished stuff . and he had that bluesy soul that made it unique. I love gl style. Chris is amazing I actually enjoy the work he did with megadeth endgame is one of their best records imo. and I've picked up some cool licks from Chris he's one of my favorite modern shredders.
The chord progression art the end was uncanny -ingenious. I think he wanted to see if Chris could maintain his virtuoso, polished, formally schooled sound with a series of chords with a little harder to predict placement and timing. George said he knew Chris would hear it because he's that good. Good jam session.
Neither one touched on the fact that they're playing through Edward Van Halen' s custome built 5150 stacks....lol
I noticed that its right there in the background...lol
Recognized instantly, that was from the Flying High Again solo on Diary of a Madman
George gave Randy the outro tapping to "Flying High Again"....Nice!!!!
I wish they would have switched guitars and tried it.. lol
That would have been fucking hilarious.
Also, I like how George is holding back his laugh when Chris goes at it.
He is literally "hilariously good"
OndskapensHersker .
I mean George has played 7 string guitars before
And Chris has played 6 strings. It not like they switching guitars would have been super crazy. Would have been great to see though
Gamex Simmonds Kiko?
@@emanueln6818 lol Had kiko on the brain, I mean Chris Broderick
thank you for putting part 2 up!!!!
George is it! You have NOTHING to worry about George, your style ROCKS!!
George in KXM completely rocks!!
Chris is right on - George's Wicked Sensation tone is to die for. It's held up for 30+ years. Hard to imagine having that magic Soldano stolen & then get it back decades later.
"Right, awesome, right, awesome"-chris broderick
I love this vid series. It lets the casual fan "eavesdrop" on a couple of legends sittin around bs'n.
NEW school shred meets OLD world Guitar God.....love Lynch and Chris is NO slouch by any means.....great guitarists.....
"the whole guitar cost me 40 bucks"
chris trying his best to contain laughter
The improv at the end was GREAT!!!
I actually feel my stress leaving me and happiness filling me listening to such nice humble guitar players...🤗🤗🤗, Awesome !!!!
George is so humble. He's always like "yeah I don't know much I just make up these patterns" what? umm Mr scary!! He's a guitar god.
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide}
sooo fun great talks..i have had the pleasure of meeting George such a great human..
In Tone sense... George win the challenge.
And if Randy was alive, he would have beaten George in Tone.
I'm not so sure about that, go back and listen to under lock and key, that tone was awesome, Randy was great as well though, heck lots of guys back them had good tone, Vito Bratta's was in my opinion great as well
@@johnhawkins3102Wrong😊
thanks a lot for the metalhead vids ..wow insane...makes my Christmas very merry !!!
this was great mashup, cool guys, great.
Met George once and I asked him some questions about soldano amps, his ears perked up and walked to talk more but of course the bouncer was like times up. Great dude 👍
Hahaha love how George mentions the infamous duo with Loomis, only one can dream.
Lynch's amp. Satchel mentioned how he enjoys that tone. What a coincidence maybe? Lynch is a crusher!
Man i have to admit George lynch's tapping is cleaner than that of Chris's...
Yeah, his 8 finger tapping is so noisy...
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH
the tone of chris voice at 1:15 is hilarious
Yeah, like a stoned Christopher Walken...lol
Mr Lynch es una leyenda y uno de los más grandes guitarristas de la historia
Chris is right, the guitar tone on the Wicked Sensation album sounds killer!
Lynch and Knofler would be fun🎅
Great discussion with Legends, George such as star
I love the fact GL put the guitar together himself. 40 bucks. and still sounds better
Interesting how EVH built his own Frankenstrat from pieces & parts, eh? I guess back then, the only way to get the sound & look you wanted was to build the axe for yourself. Also Brian May built his own along with his dad's help.
chris his tone sounds like ass. so dry.
well it doesnt cost 40 bucks now, George never liked to have any finish on the back of the necks he used and many of his guitar necks warped whilst touring humidity changes etc so thats why he said the original neck cost 20 bucks, he also made the awesome skull guitar using a dremel
Great video, 2 great guys talking. And exchanging honest ideas. Geroge is so down to earth.
Why does George remind me of a young Han Solo?
This is some good weed man.
Wow that was Great 2 Masters.
I see a couple of monsters sitting there. Love it.
That 15:27 conversation, is the Best, thats how u end it. True Gentleman...George "mr.Scary". 😊
I bet satchel from steel panther sent it😆 he said he stole an amp from George Lynch and its from Oklahoma City😂 common😂😂
I love how Lynch stays busy.
Don't diss GL. He created the sound.
Yep!
Wow. Same conversation I had with EVH at the racketball court about the Euphonix R-1.
The dual 16 track 2 inches in the mid room.
George talks about his soldani amp being returned,that is amazing.i remember back in the day when he had a guitar column in one of the mags,he had forgotten a lick and someone sent it in and he featured it that month,damn good luck the man has. Unfortunately I forgot to memorize it,so don't look to me for any transcript...lol
They are both amazing guitar players. Can't compare the two, no need to.
I'm surprised Lynch didn't form a new band with Chris after this meeting.
He would do that lol
Lol
No way that would ever work. Completely wrong chemistry
@@rastamon5969 I’m pretty sure he’s just joking lol that’s just how George is
Chris has some of the most fluid-sounding tapping runs I've heard in a long time.
Would be neat to hear Chris Broderick go toe to toe with EVH on a tapping episode. That would be rather enlightening.
George is a god of the guitar
"I wonder what firmware you were on" - haha dude, no it's just not the same for that style of music. The Axe sounds awesome for certain styles but it does not sound the same as a tube amp. (arguably better for those styles, not so much for other ones)
Two great guitarists
These guys should do a mix together.
Chris is awesome
George lynch is so humble too
"Flying High Again" !!
Randy used it in his solo. lol
George is like wtf is that guitar? He's an old school guitarist and it shows in the vintage gear he uses and endorses,he was my biggest influence in grabbing a guitar
These two gentlemen should work on a Ripp'n Rock Tune exclusively for TH-cam and see how it does for views then sell it through DistroKid... If all goes well, then do an album in between the schedules they both have... this is an awesome meeting of the shredding minds... Loved the stuff exchanged between them... I live for this type of gathering with sharing musical idea's and where it birthed... lol... The guys are a gift to musicians following the same path... Musically with innovation... No matter what style of music; we need more people with the guts to explore on record... At least one tune at a time...😁
Sincerely: Doktah77 (David Paul Rivera)
Amazing
One of Dave’s mules v Mr.Scary... awesome stuff
Just Fantastic!!
Lynch is the man here
GUITAR IS NOT A COMPETITION
I always say, it’s not sports. There is nothing wrong with being accomplished, but some players make it like it’s UFC.
That Ozzy song is Fly High Again.
Like the opposites. George self taught. Chris lessons and lessons both awesome George used to teach at Randy's moms school said he used va cheat sheet to teach gotta love George
Love the gear talk.
playing my 80s 32yr old partscaster I built jammin with this young dude who plays a PRS tuned down to C#( my guitar I built is older than he is and roadworn as fuck while his PRS is pristine new and expensive lol) I can totally feel with George's experience here with Chris Broderick,, old school players are all about feel and singing tones the young metal guys are all about intensity and rhythm, but it's still the expression as comunication
10:08 - 10:16
"Flying High Again"
He used that tapping on flying high again
Lynch was my idol growing up....but watching him try to be semi-technical next to Chris is kinda hard to watch. But still, much love to GL....dude changed my life !!
christian davis I'm 19 and George Lynch was and still is my all time favorite guitarist/influence... I love the shredheads like Broderick but George Lynch still amazes me even to this recent performances
5 Hour Spinnery To be honest with you, it’s a different era. It’s not a competition. George was at the forefront of technical shred in the 80’s. That speaks for itself. Guys like Broderick learnt from those guys. It’s not a competition. Modern guitarists have always been technically better than older ones but that’s not the thing that matters. It’s the music which matters. Lynch has had the bigger impact on music and has wrote more meaningful music.
Same. Lynch & Schenker are the reasons I picked up the guitar in the first place. I even had an Aria Pro 2 like the the one on the back cover of the Dokken album that George was holding but mine was blue. Killer axe and wish I hadn't sold it. So glad I got to see him shred at the Monsters of Rock in '89 in Miami at the stadium with Metallica, Scorpions & VH. Lynch nearly got electrocuted doing Mr. Scary due to a heavy downpour during his number. Poor guy was freaking out but managed to finish the song like a consummate professional.
Flying high again is the song Randy Rhoads used George Lynch's tapping lick.
The Ozzie song is flying high again
Great guitar players but the one difference for me is that Georgia Lynch has soul in his playing. It feels alive. Phenomenal.
Chris is a technical master. George is almost bitter, but still so good he can play the shit out of any punk that thinks he or she can play
I like George's tone better....
George's face when Chris let's RIP..... Chris is a monster!
Finaallyy!!
Wonder if GL's long Lost Soldano still sounds the same and if CB ever profiled it???
Could listen to Lynch talk all day - Bloke is so humble; effortlessly cool. Well dodgy taste in clothes though...
@ 5:23 Broderick plays a Chris Poland lick 😅
Yup, Devil's Island outro solo
Chris looks like he could be dexter hollands shred twin brother
George is an extremely smart guy!
Chris Broderick is a virtuoso, not a composer. He should be appreciated for what he is.
This is cool. Old school and new school. George defending
Cool stuff
Pull to activate the tone is a really good idea, that's some smart shit.
I prefer a tube amp over any modulator
I tried to make it a little hard for you because you're so good! Will Broderick even be around when he's 60 years old?
And lynch is dead on about the axe fx being shitty live. I always felt the same. They are spot on about passive pickups.
I wanna see George Lynch jamming with his son-in-law, Ritchie Faulkner.