George Lynch / Wicked Riffs / Intro Jam

One of the most revered rock guitarists of all time teaches the tricks and concepts behind his rhythm playing.

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• George
• Lynch
• Wicked
• Riffs
• Chord
• Soloing
• rock
• guitarists
• solo
• metal
• shred

[nthelght]

Think about it for a minute ... Yngwie, Eddie, Satch...how many can say they've progressed like this guy?! Listen to each of them today, they sound the same as 20 years ago. Lynch? Gone from great to the greatest. Simply put...he's a monster!

[owlsrfun47]

anybody know what model ESP that is??

[dannykaz777]

@nthelght Dude--There all sooooooo freakin' good. Once you get to that level you can't say who is better then who, there are soooo many guitarists out there that are absolutely mind blowing and we dont even know about em. Search Anton Oparin, he's only 13 years old and he's jaw dropping of a player, and of course Vinnie Moore is a monster as well bro!

[69cohonas]

@nthelght allan holdsworth, sorry he is a MUSICIAN and he started in 1969 and is still blowing "guitarists" like those you mentioned + Lynch far away.

[1969AmericanMuscle]

Look at the only clean spot on the fret board.

[guitarthroat]

@nthelght I learned the most important lesson ever from George: humility. In all the years I have played, I have met some real arrogant characters with the guitar. I like on George's original REH video how he openly spoke about his "guitar teacher" Mark Thompson. Having ego issues is nothing more than a road block to being creative and developing skills. I like how George shows is so open about needing to work on skills and brings up players that are have more developed techniques than him.

[guitarthroat]

@nthelght I've gotten the chance to meet and jam with George twice. He has to be one of the most open-minded, innovative and HUMBLE people I've ever met. My personal opinion is that the main reason he has stayed around is he tries new things and looks for new bands and new sounds. George said, he has had albums end of being commercially unsuccessful, but ended up being musically innovative and fantastic looking back because he was wiling to take risks and not care about popular opinion.

[Metallimeister]

@nthelght He lifts things and he puts them down again.

[MaggoGuitar]

miese hose

[SantaKalauz]

even better and better!

[daniel245]

@nthelght i think paul gilbert is the one besides lynch to have progressed a lot , he also progressed from amazing to even more amazing

[devax1986]

@KitRamsey1 this sounds nothing like EVH and this guy has been around since the 1980. Its not like he is some new guy... listen to his song Mr. Scary. He is not garbage my any means.