yeah, when I first heard all that intro riffing on Kiss of Death, I was blown away n rewound the tape several times :)

I have been wanting to see that for years.

Dream team of guitarists. Add Chris Poland.

Yeah, like their own G3

Don’t forget Carlos cavazo. Need some of that Flying V sound from his fingers to compliment the others too!

Christina

nice! I've met him twice signed my bfta disc & esp browsure...he said the Ferrari in the hunter video wasn't his but rented.... Now that I'm older, I'm preferring Jake E. Lee and other players over him, But I still know he's really talented....

FACT

George didn't inspire me to pick up a guitar. That goes to Neal Schon, KK Downing, and Glenn Tipton. But George was the one who inspired me to not put it down.

Guilty lol

I was originally inspired to play lead guitar because of the soaring leads on the song Heavy Metal by Don Felder, but George became the guy I wanted to emulate in a sense because he was so wicked on the guitar

Agreed

I know Blando at 17 who played with George and many others Rob

Yes, Ol George was definitely doing his thing with Lynch Mob, a superb album. He was looking cool as shit with that band, stumbling all around during his solos. Dude has style.....

Wicked Sensation had a godly guitar tone!

Played the hell outta that album freshman year in college. Looks like it's time to go back in time.

under lock and key was georges peak

Thank you, I’m happy so many people have said this was his best interview, I have to have Jorge back on.

@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen You should interview Greg Leon.

​@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen I noticed George got a little bit annoyed by u more than once lol

Mine to bro!

FACTS!!

Love that albulm! I have collector cassette made in holland. Same albulm but called "talk of the devil"

Brad is amazing I have a cd with him and ozzy it's awesome couldn't figure out who.played the crazy whammy bar then I remembered he filled in for a while

That was the first album I ever bought and I was not into guitar heroes at that time. I had to defy my parents and buy it despite their wishes. It was many years later that I found out it was Brad. I thought the playing was fantastic and I love that album to this day....I know every note and sound that came out of Brad’s guitar as I must have listed to it several hundred times. For me, those were the original versions of those songs and all others had to compare with Brad. Cheers.

Thanks I appreciate that, I think Jorge will return

@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen let's hope so Jason

Yes yes yes, Dave Meniketti is in some ways the one of the principle figures of musical influence and inspiration for the "hair band" generation of musicians on the entire West Coast.... near God like status for those who know. An amazing vocalist & guitarist with the best, most consistent, body of work in the 1980s, still fresh and listenable today whereas a lot of the 80s stuff hasn't aged well... be honest. Unfortunately however, even though their music was phenomenal straight ahead hard riff oriented melodic insanely great rock n roll, Y&T never cultivated that near religious mytical "image", cultural freak agent of change or sex symbol which almost all the "major" rock stars that become household names do in terms of marketing. This goes all the way back to Elvis, The Beatles, Stones, Zeppelin, KISS, Motley, U2, Bon Jovi, Poison, Lady Gaga, etc. Maybe the problem was that Y&T was just too damm good as a live band they didn't feel the need to have a gimmick, wear mackup & costumes lol With that said, as a live band in a smoky club, the vibe in the air, the energy off the stage at a Y&T show, even to this day, is the closest thing to hard rock heaven most people will ever experience:) When they hit the road again, GO!

Thank You George for signing my GL 256 Guitar

I guess everyone prefers EVH over Randy Rhoads was an amazing guitar player

I like them both. Randy played totally different than Ed. Yes he borrowed some stuff but who didn’t. If you used tapping you were ripping off Ed is what people used to think.

@@lorettasearcy2023 Eddie was a physical monster on the guitar with a fire the world never heard before. Randy was a great player with some wicked use of scales but I appreciated his classical composing skills and overall vibe/tone more so then just having mad skills. Basically Eddie changed and influenced guitar playing on a global level that transcended hard rock/metal whereas Randy opened the aural compositional doors of change for hard rock/metal music & musicians.

@@lorettasearcy2023 I love them both but evh did a lot more than tapping. Randy unfortunately didn't get to be with us long enough and his music was the greatest too! Back to George, truly another amazing talent right there!!

@@thedesertdweller great answer!!!!

Thanks this one was fun

Lol I appreciate that, good title!

Thank you, I’m happy so many people have said this was his best interview, I have to have Jorge back on.

Thanks Sam, I’m happy reading so many people saying this was his best interview!

I have got to talk to George at a Guitar Clinic where he used a GL 56 Strat Style GL Model - He played through his own Marshall Head-

Thanks Max, I appreciate you saying that, I was trying to get something a little different

Thank you George, I appreciate you taking the time to share some nice words and yes we need Jorge part 2

Just saw Faulkner with Priest! I agree!

Señor Jorge Lynch 😂

He is my guitar hero too! I'm seeing him play live for the first time in October!!

Thank you, I think this was my favorite

Thank you, this was a really fun one

Yes I think Jorge will be back, he’s talked about those years a lot, so I tried to mix it up a little

Lynch said similar when he met Jeff Beck

@@bradford_shaun_murray Thank you!

@@image30p oh yeah, he said he was very nervous meeting Jeff Beck. I think he only met him once.

I’m glad you enjoyed it

Thanks Rob, that means a lot, I’m glad you like the interviews… I’m hoping to try some producers soon

This and Jeff Pilson.

Thanks Josh! I wanted to call this the best George Lynch interview ever, but I thought it might be too much pressure

​@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen That's what makes the diamonds! \m/ \m/

I appreciate you taking the time to share nice words and I’m glad you enjoy the Channel and those names are possibilities for sure

Thanks Jocke

Is this Obama?

Appreciate the subscription

Thanks, I’m glad so many people enjoyed this interview with Jorge!

I appreciate that, I’m happy to be hearing that a lot

Thank you, Jorge is very entertaining

@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen indeed! Great work. Keep em coming!

Considering they're appearing together again, he likely won't say anything controversial. Although he probably ought to, considering the trainwreck that is Don's voice nowadays.

He will say nothing because there's a reunion on the works.

@@am3986 God I hope not. Don is a lost cause. It would sound like a spoken word album.

@@MrMatthiasSchneider Agreed 100%; they should get Oni Logan to sing

In an interview I listened to with Mitch Lafon, he was pretty candid about how Don was basically told he could have this huge solo career, and the dumbe ass (my words, not George's) friggan fell for it!!!....but I would also like to hear George's take on the whole thing

Go back and start from the beginning, lots of crazy stuff. Thanks for watching

Waste Some Time with Jason Green Just finished the whole thing. One of the best Lynch interviews I’ve seen, and I’ve seen a million. Nice job. Hopefully there’ll be a sequel at some point.

I’m glad you enjoyed it