God-like.
Steelyāll love this one.
IDK what it is, but Iāve never āgotā George Lynch. It just doesnāt seem that great, I must be missing something.
I did see him open for Yngwie a couple of years ago. It was so-so and Lynch wasnāt into it, but really, who wants to open for YJM?
[quote]strangemeadow wrote:
IDK what it is, but Iāve never āgotā George Lynch. It just doesnāt seem that great, I must be missing something.
I did see him open for Yngwie a couple of years ago. It was so-so and Lynch wasnāt into it, but really, who wants to open for YJM? [/quote]
Eh - I guess itās just that some players have a style that appeals to you, and others donāt. Lynch has always been a big influence - his tone, note choices, that incredibly cool, super-wide vibrato, and I have always loved his phrasing. His speed chops are great too - his legato is so smooth and fluid sounding.
I love Yngwie too - probably seen him 10 times or so live over the years, but heās a very different player.
[quote]Tiribulus wrote:
Steelyāll love this one.[/quote]
Healey was great.
[quote]strangemeadow wrote:
IDK what it is, but Iāve never āgotā George Lynch. It just doesnāt seem that great, I must be missing something.
I did see him open for Yngwie a couple of years ago. It was so-so and Lynch wasnāt into it, but really, who wants to open for YJM? [/quote]
Lynch was a huge early influence for me. Speed, smooth legato, phrasing, everything. His phrasing is unique. Nobody sounds like Lynch, and if they do, itās because theyāre copying him.
The thing with Lynch is that he has a fat, fat, fat tone and itās compressed and delayed and processed all to hell. That doesnāt translate well to camera phone vids and live interview āhere play somehtingā scenarios. His sound is incredible on studio recordings and live in a mix. When heās just freestyling without processing, his tone can be god awful.
maybe this has already been posted, but hereās one of my favourite guitar intros from my favourite guitarist of all time
Hendrix man, that guy could make his guitar sing
[quote]SteelyD wrote:
[quote]Tiribulus wrote:
Steelyāll love this one.[/quote]
Healey was great.[/quote]
The nameā¦is Dalton.
I have no fucking clue how that dude could play like that. I canāt even begin to pick out what heās playing, even when they do close ups of his fret hand.
[quote]Steel Nation wrote:
[quote]SteelyD wrote:
[quote]Tiribulus wrote:
Steelyāll love this one.[/quote]
Healey was great.[/quote]
The nameā¦is Dalton.
I have no fucking clue how that dude could play like that. I canāt even begin to pick out what heās playing, even when they do close ups of his fret hand.[/quote]
Totally unconventional playing style. If you watch the close-ups carefully, youāll see that his thumb is doing most of the work, from slides, to position finding, bends, to fast runs. Legend:
[quote]Steel Nation wrote:
[quote]SteelyD wrote:
[quote]Tiribulus wrote:
Steelyāll love this one.[/quote]
Healey was great.[/quote]
The nameā¦is Dalton.
I have no fucking clue how that dude could play like that. I canāt even begin to pick out what heās playing, even when they do close ups of his fret hand.[/quote]
The coolest thing I always liked about his playing is his vibrato. That upside down grip gives more leverage and you just get really high bends and wide vibratos.
Think Albert King (played guitar strung upside down). You totally hear the exaggerated bends and wide vibrato.
SRV definitely copped that sound from King.
[quote]strangemeadow wrote:
Nice.
Love that Ibanezā¦ : )
This is a link to a couple of cats that can really play. Awesome!
[quote]SkyNett wrote:
God-like.
George is the man!
I stumbled on this guy and he is incredibly soulful and smooth.
I don?t know how many guys have an iMac with garage band but it is about the coolest thing I have been using to make my own tracks simple and very cool.
[quote]musclegym wrote:
I stumbled on this guy and he is incredibly soulful and smooth.[/quote]Yeah. Very nice indeed. Turns out this guy is a brother in the Lord as well as an awesome player. [quote]Vinai Trinateepakdee wrote:
I wrote this song about 7 years ago . The meaning of this song is about " prayer " especially for Thailand now. I pray to God to help my country get past this situation. I ask for Christian people around the world to pls pray for my country
In the name of Jesus Christ. This song is call " Amen"[/quote]Amen indeed my brother.
Like WOW!
John squire
This guy is still one of my all time favorites. He is a technician.