George Lynch - MTV Headbangers Ball (2011)
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Published 2021-11-28
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All Comments (21)
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George is the Jeff beck of metal!
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It blows my mind that this extremely high level of instrumental virtuosity and pure improvisation was once so revered that it was aired uncut by a major media outlet. My… how things have changed.
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That's insane even by today's standards. George has his own style that's for sure.
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Glad someone put this back up
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Perfect example of someone who can play literally anything they want by simply allowing their "feelings" to take the wheel. No barriers
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the combo of ferocity and smoothness is insane
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Never gets mentioned in the "greats" conversations... yet he is. Purely unique and one of a kind.
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His playing is so weird exotic and spicy compared to the other guitar gods hes in his own lane for sure
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This was my favorite era of George’s playing by far.
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You could take any 20-30 second bit from this, and it would be a complete solo in any song. Freaking fantastic work at an epic level.
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What an era these guys came out of! Ed…Jake…Randy
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George was 57 here(my current age). Now, George and Page are our elder statesmen guitar gods who must be protected at all costs.
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The legendary ESP Kamikaze guitar, what a beauty. Lynch god!!!
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Wow. I’ve always loved George’s playing but this is next level right here. Blown away.
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Get a 100 guitar players to shred over this and I'll still pick Mr Scary out. Unique and still blows me away, he pulls notes that you could never guess before hand. Legend!
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My gosh, this just builds and builds getting better and better. At the 2:40 mark just gets magical. So many levels. There is no one like George Lynch!
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This guy is awesome, one of my all time favorites!
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I could listen to George just jam all day.
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total stream of conciousness. he has mastered that. something most guitarists have not.
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Lynch's always been a great improviser but this one is something else!