Cool Lynch chord based soloing from Wicked Riffs dvd

[jonny toetags]

Anyone notice the neck pickup's crazy lowered height on the low strings?

 

[gtr31]

That was really good some of the riffs were very cool .
maybe they will turn up on the next lynchmob record in the fall.

if that was his Randall Lynch box/brahma mod I thought it sounded great

 

[Digital Jams]

hey George...turn the fjooking effects off

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No way.....................NO WAY can you be a Lynch fanboi and yelling to turn the sauce off For 20 years he has been about the sauce

That would be like being a Mustang fanboi but wanting Ford to drop the yucky loud sounding v8s

show me on which of the early recordings he used such prominent use of such a sweeping phaser sound and get back to me =)

Well then you have not liked his tone for the past 21-22 years then cause after ULAK he was always soaked to the max

Lynch = soaked, dont even say otherwise



Learned the first three riffs last night and my JVM was nailing whatever amp he was using during that dvd

 

[shreder75]

hey George...turn the fjooking effects off

+1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

No way.....................NO WAY can you be a Lynch fanboi and yelling to turn the sauce off For 20 years he has been about the sauce

That would be like being a Mustang fanboi but wanting Ford to drop the yucky loud sounding v8s

show me on which of the early recordings he used such prominent use of such a sweeping phaser sound and get back to me =)

Well then you have not liked his tone for the past 21-22 years then cause after ULAK he was always soaked to the max

Lynch = soaked, dont even say otherwise



Learned the first three riffs last night and my JVM was nailing whatever amp he was using during that dvd

back for the attack was hardly 'soaked', dude...and as I specified..show me when he was using such a SWIRLING PHASER sound on any of the classic dokken albums..he always used alotta delay and reverb to VERY good effect..even through the first lynch mob album...

besides, I can be a fanboi of the guys playing adn style all I want...doesn't mean I have to be happy with every facet of his tone...I'm a steve morse fanboi too, but I think his tone and vibrato blow..but I still love the guy....

we've had this 'discussion' before and my response has been the same then as it is now =)

 

[Vrad]

hey George...turn the fjooking effects off

+1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

No way.....................NO WAY can you be a Lynch fanboi and yelling to turn the sauce off For 20 years he has been about the sauce

That would be like being a Mustang fanboi but wanting Ford to drop the yucky loud sounding v8s

show me on which of the early recordings he used such prominent use of such a sweeping phaser sound and get back to me =)

Well then you have not liked his tone for the past 21-22 years then cause after ULAK he was always soaked to the max

Lynch = soaked, dont even say otherwise



Learned the first three riffs last night and my JVM was nailing whatever amp he was using during that dvd

He had some delay and maybe reverb. Some chorus for the clean parts. Not sure what you mean by soaked. It would be an indecipherable mess if it was 'soaked' like you say.

 

[tlingen]

If anyone is interested in buying the DVD's this video came from let me know. I got both the new Lynch DVD's as a present and would sell both cheap.

 

[putnut77]

could that Wah pedal get any cheesier? haha

 

[mentoneman]

going against the grain here--

that was a bit uncomfortable to watch, so i stopped 1/2 way through and i'm for the most part a fan of lynch's lead playing. i still think one of the best rock guitar performances i've ever seen is lynch at irvine meadows on ULAK tour.

here's a guy who's made a career out of pounding floyd loaded rock guitars through dimed marshalls against thundering tribal kick and snare patterns, and now seems to want to diversify into more sophisticated jazz chording, but his internal clock, hands and tones and guitars and abilities say otherwise.

the rock clock in his head has imprisoned him because there was zero authentic musical jazz phrasing happening in that lesson. all i see is rock guy pretending to know a few jazz concepts. his technique for this stuff is atrocious. panicked and sloppy and stiff. guthrie or ej would have a bass line walking throughout that whole piece and it would have sounded like laying on a waterbed. lynch had my left eye twitching and reaching for the inhaler.

give him a 335 and a twin for year with a steady listening diet of wes, benson, and joe pass, and maybe some coltrane so he breaks away from guitar dependancy,
and he'll look back on this video lesson and want to die.

 

[degenaro]

going against the grain here--

that was a bit uncomfortable to watch, so i stopped 1/2 way through and i'm for the most part a fan of lynch's lead playing. i still think one of the best rock guitar performances i've ever seen is lynch at irvine meadows on ULAK tour.

here's a guy who's made a career out of pounding floyd loaded rock guitars through dimed marshalls against thundering tribal kick and snare patterns, and now seems to want to diversify into more sophisticated jazz chording, but his internal clock, hands and tones and guitars and abilities say otherwise.

the rock clock in his head has imprisoned him because there was zero authentic musical jazz phrasing happening in that lesson. all i see is rock guy pretending to know a few jazz concepts. his technique for this stuff is atrocious. panicked and sloppy and stiff. guthrie or ej would have a bass line walking throughout that whole piece and it would have sounded like laying on a waterbed. lynch had my left eye twitching and reaching for the inhaler.

give him a 335 and a twin for year with a steady listening diet of wes, benson, and joe pass, and maybe some coltrane so he breaks away from guitar dependancy,
and he'll look back on this video lesson and want to die.

I'm with Pat...don't wanna spew negativety but to me it was on the disjointed side...you wanna hear this stuff flow the second Eric Johnson instructional vid, or any Wayne Krantz come to mind.
Also I shut it off when he was talking about using "partials" gainst different bass notes and referred to the G# he played as a Gb. There is no excuse for the wrong pitches in a commercial instructional DVD.

 

[MisterBulbous]

going against the grain here--

that was a bit uncomfortable to watch, so i stopped 1/2 way through and i'm for the most part a fan of lynch's lead playing. i still think one of the best rock guitar performances i've ever seen is lynch at irvine meadows on ULAK tour.

here's a guy who's made a career out of pounding floyd loaded rock guitars through dimed marshalls against thundering tribal kick and snare patterns, and now seems to want to diversify into more sophisticated jazz chording, but his internal clock, hands and tones and guitars and abilities say otherwise.

the rock clock in his head has imprisoned him because there was zero authentic musical jazz phrasing happening in that lesson. all i see is rock guy pretending to know a few jazz concepts. his technique for this stuff is atrocious. panicked and sloppy and stiff. guthrie or ej would have a bass line walking throughout that whole piece and it would have sounded like laying on a waterbed. lynch had my left eye twitching and reaching for the inhaler.

give him a 335 and a twin for year with a steady listening diet of wes, benson, and joe pass, and maybe some coltrane so he breaks away from guitar dependancy,
and he'll look back on this video lesson and want to die.

I agree. I was a huge fan in the mid '80's, but this is uncomfortable to watch and hear. It's sporadic wanking and hoping he lands on proper notes, when he doesn't he twitches up or down a half step. At this point in his career, he has obviously peaked and we're seeing the down side of the curve, unlike in the late 80's when he was challenging himself by taking lessons and performing on the Tony Macalpine CD. His version of Mr Scary is full of flubs and awkward. I want the guy who played the solos on the Hear n Aid stuff. That was badass.

 

[Digital Jams]

going against the grain here--

that was a bit uncomfortable to watch, so i stopped 1/2 way through and i'm for the most part a fan of lynch's lead playing. i still think one of the best rock guitar performances i've ever seen is lynch at irvine meadows on ULAK tour.

here's a guy who's made a career out of pounding floyd loaded rock guitars through dimed marshalls against thundering tribal kick and snare patterns, and now seems to want to diversify into more sophisticated jazz chording, but his internal clock, hands and tones and guitars and abilities say otherwise.

the rock clock in his head has imprisoned him because there was zero authentic musical jazz phrasing happening in that lesson. all i see is rock guy pretending to know a few jazz concepts. his technique for this stuff is atrocious. panicked and sloppy and stiff. guthrie or ej would have a bass line walking throughout that whole piece and it would have sounded like laying on a waterbed. lynch had my left eye twitching and reaching for the inhaler.

give him a 335 and a twin for year with a steady listening diet of wes, benson, and joe pass, and maybe some coltrane so he breaks away from guitar dependancy,
and he'll look back on this video lesson and want to die.

Is he going to borrow Vai's bassman that you suggested he pick up or go for the Twin to seek this polite pinky raised style of jazz?

Excuse me for not knowing as much as you theory jazz cats and picking up a thing or two.....................tough crowd

 

[mentoneman]

Is he going to borrow Vai's bassman that you suggested he pick up or go for the Twin to seek this polite pinky raised style of jazz?

Excuse me for not knowing as much as you theory jazz cats and picking up a thing or two.....................tough crowd

i knew i'd get this back from you, and don't mean to seem like i grind at everything *you* like; it's not a personal attack on you at all, and honestly i'm not a jazz or highly theoretical player but some of my friends are. i know enough to know how stupid i am at it.
but i also know enough to know who's for real and who's totally putting on an act.

and yes he and vai have much in common when it comes to being locked into the "persona" they've created and the gear they have to use to do their thing. although vai is way more theoretically advanced and technically smoother than lynch.

 

[Digital Jams]

Is he going to borrow Vai's bassman that you suggested he pick up or go for the Twin to seek this polite pinky raised style of jazz?

Excuse me for not knowing as much as you theory jazz cats and picking up a thing or two.....................tough crowd

i knew i'd get this back from you, and don't mean to seem like i grind at everything *you* like; it's not a personal attack on you at all, and honestly i'm not a jazz or highly theoretical player but some of my friends are. i know enough to know how stupid i am at it.
but i also know enough to know who's for real and who's totally putting on an act.

and yes he and vai have much in common when it comes to being locked into the "persona" they've created and the gear they have to use to do their thing. although vai is way more theoretically advanced and technically smoother than lynch.

No offene taken Pat, I knew as well that guys like you and Ed would not be impressed with this and it would be silly for me to get upset over that. Oh I would not confuse this with an EJ instructional vid.

I was more surprised at Lynch looking coherant as his past vids the dude looks like he pulled a scarface and face-planted into a pile of blow.

 

[degenaro]

....as his past vids the dude looks like he pulled a scarface and face-planted into a pile of blow.

What a visual!

 

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[mentoneman]

....as his past vids the dude looks like he pulled a scarface and face-planted into a pile of blow.

What a visual!

i didn't know lynch woodpeckering the peruvian marching chalk was such big news.

yngwie j hoover... another story

that powdered doughnut he called a nose for 10 years almost killed him.

 

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