One of the most revered rock guitarists of all time teaches the tricks and concepts behind his rhythm playing. From Dokken to Lynch Mob to Souls of We, he covers his most killer riffs from his hits and tell you how to expand your soloing skills. Included are loads of improvised performances.
If there's one dude on the planet to learn amazing riffs from, it's got to be George Lynch, and he demonstrates why in this comprehensive and exhilarating instructional program.

This DVD has Lee Jackson showing you how to Modify, your own Marshall amplifier. Lee goes through Step by Step instructions, Installing everything from Gain Stages to Tube effects Loops and now Lee is showing his 6 position Mid Shift Control, along with Covering Testing, Biasing and Final Setup. Along with Sample Tone Settings. These Modifications create More Low End, More Gain Better Tone, Less Noise, and Smoother Distortion. This modification is the exact modification Lee Has done for thousands of guitarist around the world including: Akira Takasaki, Steve Vai, George Lynch, Paul Gilbert, Zakk Wylde amps.

Track List:
01 - Mr. Crowley - Tim "Ripper" Owens/Yngwie Malmsteen/Tim Bogert/Tommy Aldridge/Derek Sherinian (4:56)
02 - Over The Mountain - Mark Slaughter/Brad Gillis/Gary Moon/Eric Singer/Paul Taylor (4:38)
03 - Desire - Lemmy Kilmister/Richie Kotzen/Tony Franklin/Vinnie Colaiuta (5:55)
04 - Crazy Train - Dee Snider/Doug Aldrich/Tony Levin/Jason Bonham (5:15)
05 - Goodbye To Romance - Lisa Loeb/Dweezil Zappa/Michael Porcaro/Stephen Ferrone/Michael Sherwooda (5:39)
06 - Hellraiser - Joe Lynn Turner/Steve Lukather/Billy Sherwood/Jay Schellen/Paul Taylorr (5:37)
07 - Shot In The Dark - Jeff Scott Soto/Bruce Kulick/Ricky Phillips/Pat Torpey/Derek Sherinian (4:42)
08 - Children Of The Grave - Jeff Martin/Paul Gilbert/John Alderete/Scott Travis (5:13)
09 - Paranoid - Vince Neil/George Lynch/Stu Hamm/Gregg Bissonette (3:36)
10 - Suicide Solution - Adam Paskowitz/Peter Perdichizzi/James Book/Nick Lucero (4:05)
11 - I Don't Know - Jack Blades/Reb Beach/Jeff Pilson/Bobby Blotzer/Paul Taylor (5:22)

This is a very good album. The songs are all very good musically and there are some amazing musicians on this album. All on one CD you've got guitarists like Slash, Mick Mars and Marty Friedman, you've got Ronnie James Dio and Bruce Dickinson on vocals and the list goes on.

Here's a more complete list of who is on the album and where they come from. All the songs are good versions and stick so close to Alices originals that uniformed listeners may ealily mistake them for Alice:
Joe Elliott - Def Leopard / Phil Collen - Def Leopard / Bob Kulick - Meat Loaf, Queen / Pat Torpey - David Lee Roth Band / Clarence Clemons - E Street Band
Dave Mustaine - Megadeth / Marty Friedman - Megadeth / Bob Daisley - Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne, Uriah Heep / Eric Singer - Kiss
Roger Daltrey - The Who / Slash - GnR / Mike Inez - Alice In Chains / Carmine Appice - Vanilla Fudge
Ronnie James Dio - Dio, Black Sabbath / Steve Lukather - Toto / Phil Soussan - Ozzy Osbourne, Vince Neil, Billy Idol / Randy Castillo - Ozzy Osbourne
Vince Neil - Motley Crue / Mick Mars - Motley Crue / Billy Sheehan - David Lee Roth Band / Simon Phillips - Toto, Mick Jagger
Bruce Dickinson - Iron Maiden / Adrian Smith - Iron Maiden / Tony Franklin - The Firm / Tommy Aldridge - Ozzy Osbourne, Whitesnake
Dee Snider - Twisted Sister / Zakk Wylde - Ozzy Osbourne / Rudy Sarzo - Quiet Riot / Frankie Banali - Quiet Riot
Phil Lewis - La Guns / George Lynch - Dokken / Stu Hamm - Steve Vai, Joe Satriani / Vinnie Colaiuta - Frank Zappa / Derek Sherinian - Alice Cooper
Glenn Hughs - Deep Purple / Don Dokken - Dokken / John Norum - Dokken / Tim Bogert - Vanilla Fudge, Beck
Steve Jones - Sex Pistols / Duff McKagen - GnR / Matt Sorum - GnR

These albums was produced under the moniker of the L.A. Blues Authority, a blues project that featured many musicians playing original blues tracks and covers, and probably one of the biggest compilations of hard rock musicians ever. Some of them can really play blues, and some of the singers are good too.

Find great guitarists here: Zakk Wylde, Steve Lukather, Richie Kotzen, Tony MacAlpine, George Lynch and more.. Much more!

Otherwise, the collection is very good, and some solos are memorable. Fantastic and powerful!
A show of playing the blues guitar nowadays...good recorded, sensational musicans, extraordinary songs!

George Lynch was born in Spokane, Washington on September 28th 1954 and was raised in Sacramento, California, and is best known for being in the 80s hard rock band ‘’Dokken’’. He is a highly respected modern guitarist, compared to such players as Steve Vai and Eddie Van Halen. He is well known for his stunning legato technique and the common use of the scale he calls the ‘’Gothic Octave’’.

George auditioned to be Ozzy Osbourne's guitarist twice, once in 1979, losing to the late, great, Randy Rhodes (and another time in 1982 to replace Brad Gillis). According to George, he was hired for three days until Ozzy changed his mind and decided to go with Jake E. Lee. Lee, however claims that Lynch ‘Got the gig’, but only went on the road for two weeks to watch the show, and never actually played with Ozzy.

This is my truely favorite Guitar Player, with this Video Guitar Tutorial you will find amazing technique from him! Check it out

He came to fame with Dokken in the 80’s, whom which he had been a member of since the 70’s. Dokken had a string of successful gold albums and Lynch's lead work was highly acclaimed on all of them and cemented his place in the legion of guitar heroes. Despite being hugely successful, Lynch left Dokken in 1990 due to tension with lead vocalist Don Dokken. George went and formed his own band ‘’Lynch Mob’’ whose style was similar to Dokken’s, but were never as successful.

CD 1
1. Cherry Pie - Warrant
2. Someone Like You - Bang Tango
3. Cum On Feel The Noize - Quiet Riot
4. Smooth Up - Bullet Boys
5. ****ed - Dangerous Toys
6. Sex Action - L.A. Guns
7. Leather Boyz With Electric Toyz - Pretty Boy Floyd
8. Bathroom Wall - Faster Pussycat
9. Little Teaser - Jet Boy
10. Love Removal Machine - Great White
11. Make It Go Away - Michael Monroe
12. Tooth & Nail - Lynch Mob
13. Mean Street Machine - King Cobra
14. River Gold - Hurricane
15. Black Out - Love & Hate

OK forget these south american reviewers who have never heard of the most of the guitarists on this album. At the same time, forget the American people who have NEVER heard of these guitarists because they are too busy listening to poppy girl grabbing bands like KORN and Limp Bizkit. This album was released in Japan for a reason and this reason is that the Japanese appreciate a good ass rocking guitar session. Their pop music is indicative of this as most Japanese pop songs have an average of 4 guitar solos per every 7 songs as compared to America where it is one guitar solo per seven pop songs.

George Lynch and John Petrucci come out as the most technical guitarists on this albums. Everyone else is stand by on rock and blues scales. Of course that would have been Lynch as well if it were not for his recent (1994) lessons at Guitar Institute of Technology in Los Angeles.

For once we also get to hear John Petrucci go improv as most of the Dream Theater series guitars have been mainly real hard studio work and composing. You can tell the difference in each guitarist as each uses his own unique sound on the album.

This is a must have both in session creativity and unique guitar theory for the avid guitar listener/fan. No, Greg Howe does not make a special appearance (though in my opinion, Greg and his star pupil, Prashant Aswani, excel above these sessioneers) in this album, but there is plenty to listen to otherwise like Andy Timmons, Brad Gillis, and Al Pitrelli (virtual unknowns in modern guitar).

Van Halen, originally called "Mammoth", was formed in 1972 in Pasadena, California, United States. The band consisted of Eddie Van Halen on guitar and vocals, his brother, Alex on drums, and bassist Mark Stone. They had no P.A. system of their own, so they rented one from David Lee Roth — Eddie quickly became frustrated singing lead vocals, and decided they could save money by letting Roth into the band. Soon, Michael Anthony replaced Mark Stone on bass. They opted to change the name of the band, reportedly due to another band used the same name — Roth is normally attributed with suggesting the name 'Van Halen'.

The first album, "Van Halen", which was released on February 10, 1978. Next, on April 1, 1985, Roth left Van Halen.

In this album you will find&hear amazing guitarists like Reb Beach, Jake E. Lee, George Lynch and more dedicated to Van Halen David Lee Roth's era that had been recorded in 6 albums: Van Halen (1978), Van Halen II (1979), Women and Children First (1980), Fair Warning (1981), Diver Down (1982), and 1984 (1984);

Released: November 12, 1996.

Track listing
1. "Into the Fire" – 5:22
2. "Unchain the Night" – 6:48
3. "The Maze" – 5:44
4. "Nothing Left to Say" – 4:44
5. "From the Beginning" (Emerson, Lake & Palmer cover) – 4:59
6. "Tooth and Nail" – 4:43
7. "Just Got Lucky" – 5:07
8. "I Will Remember" – 4:16
9. "Alone Again" – 7:20
10. "In My Dreams" – 4:34
11. "Nowhere Man" (The Beatles cover) – 2:55
12. "It's Not Love" – 6:03

Erase the Slate!!! There couldn't be a more fitting title for the latest Dokken album, one that marks a welcome return to the sound they're known for, after the alternative sounds of their last album , and features the debut of new guitarist Reb Beach (ex-Winger, Alice Cooper). Being a huge fan of George Lynch's guitar expertise, but as soon as the opening title cut came blasting through the speakers there was no doubt this was a keeper, a high energy collecton full of strong melodies and harmonies, excellent guitar work (Reb's apparently been restrained in the past, because he really lets loose here -- check out his work on 'Drown'), Don's strongest vocals in years and most importantly, the sound of a relaxed band enjoying what they're doing, an element that's been missing for a long time, due to the everpresent internal tensions. Erase the Slate marks the return of the Dokken you know and love.
Here's the track review:
1. Erase The Slate - Classic Dokken. This Killer tune opens the album with good Rokken Fashion. Reminiscent of Tooth And Nails, this one says Reb Beach all over it. Check out the KILLER solo... 'nuff said.
2. Change The World - A hook-filled tune that features the classic Don Dokken growls as well as two awesome shred solos.
3. Maddest Hatter - The 1st single is not only very catchy, it's one of the best Dokken songs ever. You'll be humming the chorus the minute after you've heard it. It's classic Dokken, yer very innovative. It's like In My Dreams mixed with Too High To Fly. Check out (Wild) Mick Brown's incredible drum fills, and once again Reb Beach shines.