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Kristofer Dahl |
24th March 2008 |

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I think this is really cool sounding while still fairly "doable" - I really like how you connect this topic with forum discussions you have read. I think this adds yet a community dimension to our lessons!
Welcome to GMC Daniel!
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Adel Alsayed |
24th March 2008 |

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awesome lesson !
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Dejan Farkas |
24th March 2008 |

Instructor

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Sounds really cool, and yet is quite doable
Welcome Daniel
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purple hayes |
24th March 2008 |

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I like your vibrato. Very smooth.
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Trond Vold |
24th March 2008 |

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Excellent first lesson!
You captured the Lynch spirit, explained it well and made it doable
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timono |
24th March 2008 |

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sounds great
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Ivan Milenkovic |
24th March 2008 |

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Great first lesson man. Great sound also. Welcome!
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Tuubsu |
24th March 2008 |

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Welcome! sounds great!
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skipdaflip |
24th March 2008 |

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Wow, great lesson... I put it on my bookmarks right away!!!
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Bogdan Radovic |
24th March 2008 |

Bass Instructor

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Great first lesson Daniel, you nailed the style and your sound is awesome!
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David Wallimann |
24th March 2008 |

Instructor

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Awesome first lesson Daniel, you nailed it!
Thanks and welcome aboard!
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Toni Suominen |
24th March 2008 |

Instructor

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Great first lesson Daniel, welcome!
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Pi38 |
24th March 2008 |

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Really cool sound. Welcome to GMC!
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Lithuanian |
24th March 2008 |

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Sounds great! I have to check out this George Lynch guy!
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Muris Varajic |
24th March 2008 |

Instructor

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Welcome Daniel,awesome first lesson!!
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kaznie_NL |
24th March 2008 |

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Wow, cool!!
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Joe Kataldo |
24th March 2008 |

Instructor

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Welcome Daniel Cool First Lesson
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Nick Kellie |
24th March 2008 |

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cool!
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Pablo Vazquez |
24th March 2008 |

Instructor

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Great first lesson, Daniel!!
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Gen |
24th March 2008 |

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Awesome first lesson!
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edguy |
24th March 2008 |

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Wow nice first Lesson. I have to practice this.
and thanks for the very good text explanations:)
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Gabriel Leopardi |
24th March 2008 |

GMC Coordinator & Instructor

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Great first lesson!! Welcome Daniel!
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Jon Lambo |
24th March 2008 |

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Very cool first lesson, I've always been interested in george lynch's guitar style.
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Carlos Carrillo |
24th March 2008 |

Instructor

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excellent first lesson!!!
welcome Daniel
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at lights end |
24th March 2008 |

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great first lesson!
got a kind of eerie feel to it, love it!
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Marcus Siepen |
24th March 2008 |

Instructor (Blind Guardian)

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Welcome to GMC Daniel, great riff, great lead, great lesson :-)
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Jerry Arcidiacono |
24th March 2008 |

Instructor

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Great lesson Daniel! Welcome to GMC
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Rhoads To Madness |
24th March 2008 |

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Rhoads To Madness |
24th March 2008 |

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Great Lesson !!! Thanks and welcome to GMC!
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Danilo Capezzuto |
24th March 2008 |

Instructor

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Welcome and good first lesson!
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Hisham Al-Sanea |
24th March 2008 |

Instructor

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welcome with first lesson Daniel...good job
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christian |
25th March 2008 |

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that riff you play in the begging is scary. lol
Welcome Daniel.
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Maximus |
25th March 2008 |

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Cool lesson. I am a huge GL fan and could immediately identify the sound. Great job.
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kahall |
25th March 2008 |

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very nice! A welcome addition for sure.
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Daniel Robinson |
25th March 2008 |

Instructor

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Thanks alot everyone. If anyone has any questions be sure to ask i will answer all i can.
Daniel
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Juan M. Valero |
25th March 2008 |

Instructor

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WOW, love this lesson man !!! great work
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Nemanja Filipovic |
25th March 2008 |

Singing Instructor

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Thanks Daniel,great first lesson...
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Alejandro Piņero |
25th March 2008 |

Instructor

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great first lesson! Welcome
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Eat-Sleep-andJam |
25th March 2008 |

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This is sick !  I love the robotic feel to the ending its all very , well sick !
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skennington |
25th March 2008 |

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Great lesson Daniel. Another Lynch fan here and find his tone hard to manage. Great explanation!
Definitely have to dig when playing Lynch style.
Question. How did he manage to carry the rhythm and create such awesome solos (live) at the same time? Sound engineers running a board?
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Daniel Robinson |
26th March 2008 |

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Great lesson Daniel. Another Lynch fan here and find his tone hard to manage. Great explanation! Definitely have to dig when playing Lynch style.
Question. How did he manage to carry the rhythm and create such awesome solos (live) at the same time? Sound engineers running a board? Well of course some of the studio tracks he played the rhythm parts. But live for the most part George would just play lead with no rhythm section. Their are a few times though when Don Dokken would play the rhythm parts doing the solo. Not often but when needed. Jeff Pilson was the man filling the gap for the most part, he is an awesome bass player. Daniel P.S. another staple of George's sound is a subtle Flanger, he doesnt use a fast moving flange..its low and has a long long swell
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skennington |
26th March 2008 |

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Thanks Man! Been so long I forgot that Don played guitar as well. Agreed on Jeff being awesome.
once again, thanks! Glad to have you here on GMC
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ngqu |
29th March 2008 |

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aww this sucks! my guitar only has 22 frets!!!!!!!
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Daniel Robinson |
30th March 2008 |

Instructor

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aww this sucks! my guitar only has 22 frets!!!!!!!  I am sorry about that nggu. In the future i will think more about you guys playing on strat and Les Paul type guitars  Daniel
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Lester |
20th April 2008 |

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never heard of Mr. Lynch before, but I sure do love this lesson. Thanks!!
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Toofister |
4th May 2008 |

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Lester check out some Dokken solos, or Lynch Mob , Daniel nails the style in a much appreciated lesson format of awesome camera views of right and left hand, both slow and fast speeds. Check out Lynch on Mr Scary. His style along with the rest of Dokken made for many memorable moments in the 80's for me. The style was way over the top back then, but in some ways you might have to be a bit older to have appreciated those times . Great lesson thanks Daniel
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Daniel Robinson |
7th May 2008 |

Instructor

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Thanks Toofister, and Lester if you need help with any of it let me know.
As far as a good song, he is most known for "Mr. Scary but here is a link for a less known tune off his Instrumental CD Sacred groove.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVj7wFTGkSA
Some of his most memorable licks on that album if you can get your hands on it.
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Toofister |
11th May 2008 |

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Thanks Daniel for this link, I thought the artwork was well done. Shortly after I recognized it as "I will remember" my favorite off Sacred Groove. I had totally forgot about that recording, and "Tierra del Fuego" the end track I really thought is worth a listen. Thanks again:)
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Daniel Robinson |
11th May 2008 |

Instructor

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Another thing i thought i would mention even though this lesson has fallen off the radar for the most part,
Lynch uses the side of his pick to pick with instead of the point, its another part of his sound. I have tried to play with the side of the pick takes some getting used to. Have to be alot more precise with your picking to avoid unwanted string noise.
Daniel
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