Mr. Scary

onegunguitar · Post by **onegunguitar** » Tuesday Dec 13, 2005

I was digging thru some old cassette tapes of mine and found some Lynch Mob,man,I totally forgot about George Lynch,he's incredible!!

no surrender · Post by **no surrender** » Tuesday Dec 13, 2005

GL, hmmm. that's glam rock isn't it?

f.sciarrillo · Post by **f.sciarrillo** » Tuesday Dec 13, 2005

Lynch is one the best .. He is one of the smoothest players I have ever heard ..

onegunguitar · Post by **onegunguitar** » Tuesday Dec 13, 2005

Call him whatever,the dude can play like a mo fo!!

Punkinhead · Post by **Punkinhead** » Tuesday Dec 13, 2005

no surrender wrote:GL, hmmm. that's glam rock isn't it?

If you hear the new Lynch Mob (his band after Dokken), you will retract that statement quickly

Mistress_DB · Post by **Mistress_DB** » Tuesday Dec 13, 2005

Just cuz some of the glam guys were pretty boys didn't mean alot of them couldn't play.

Banned · Post by **Banned** » Tuesday Dec 13, 2005

Hey Mick Ronson was very glam. He was David Bowie's guitar player during the Ziggy Stardust period and that was 70's 8 inch platform shoes glitter glam.

Ronson could rock.

Bert|Evil · Post by **Bert|Evil** » Tuesday Dec 13, 2005

I absolutely LOVE Dokken. I was listening to Beast from the East at work today, as a mater of fact. Lynch, in my opinion, is the perfect example of a great guitar player with a perfect amount of attitude.

Yeah, Lynch Mob 'thang kicks ass, too. I'm listening to Sweet Sister Mercy right now.

Possessed · Post by **Possessed** » Wednesday Dec 14, 2005

George Lynch is great!
Don Dokken is what made the band sound wimpy.
Wimpy vocals and lyrics will do that to any great guitar song.
example "In My Dreams" cheezy,wimpy lyrics but one of the greatest guitar lines ever.