Tierra del Fuego - George Lynch

a good song by mr. Lynch! enjoy

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Music

Tags:

• rock
• lynch
• george
• sacred
• groove
• instrumental
• guitar
• madness
• tierra
• del
• fuego

[deliriouscouture]

beautiful composition, sick tone, awesome interludes and incredible solos, both from george and derryl (that ridiculous sweep lick!).

i really think that this is one of the greatest things george accomplished in his career. one of the best rock guitar instrumentals ever written.

[mikaellachiriboga]

@kristi62372 I´m from Argentina and from Tierra del Fuego. Actually I live here for almost 9 years. George made this amazing music with his fire soul...

[freddyb3]

16 yr old covers one of his biggest influences George Lynch and something crazy going on Tierra Del fuego

[losabuelos1]

@royer808 Don't know why, honestly. Although there's a province of Argentina, in the southern end of the american continent, that's called "Tierra del Fuego" (which means: "land of fire"). Maybe he got inspired in some way by that name, but I'm not really sure. Never seen an interview with George Lynch confirming this in any way.

[HeavyMetalCherokee]

Randy Rhoads quoted that he thought George was a better player than Eddie Van Halen. This was said when Randy was still with Quiet Riot doing the LA club scene.

[dracojack1]

One of the best,George do this more often.

[angelacevedo2112]

not my band but the band iam in we were limited we dont have a precussion conga player just bass drums guitar check us out look below

[angelacevedo2112]

my band did a cover of this and i know nobody ever does this not even george

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[fjtoledano]

@deliriouscouture totally agree

[motley22crue]

I could always picture this song as the song for an action show on TV... at the start when they show who is on the show. lol

[Thrillcekr]

@yurivarbanov Eh. I love Lynch but I don't think Ozzy not picking him as his lead guitarist had much of an impact on his success. Every guitarist Ozzy ever had is a legend. The fact that he didn't pick George had absolutely nothing to do with Ozzy's respect for his talent as a guitarist and everything to do with whose style most closely jibed with the kind of sound he was going for. I'd say Ozzy probably made the right call.

[IIHamishII]

To an extent I understand why Ozzy chose Randy over George the first time he auditioned, because the two had instant chemistry. The second time George got in, for all of three days, before Ozzy changed his mind and went with Jake. He went on the road for two weeks, but never got to play.

In an interview Jake said that Ozzy stopped him from playing blues. George is a blues player, and that may have been the reason he wasn't chosen.