I want to see George Lynch live. Never have. I got to see Jeff with Foreigner which was awesome. They introduced him, said he was a badass and one of the essential pieces of the puzzle in the 80's
@@lukewilliams8916 As a lifelong Dokken fan who has seen them quite a few times, the highlights for Mr. Scary's playing were the Too High To Fly performance on the Dysfunctional tour and the first Lynch Mob tour. Dokken will always reign supreme as a group, but to see George spread his wings solo for the first time was amazing. Will never forget it. At least until Don D's Up From The Ashes supergroup came through in the same club. Equally as bad azz. To see George, John and Billy all on stage at the same time ripping through a set list of LM, Dokken and Ashes greatest his would be AMAZING. If they wanted to through in Mick and Mikkey holding down the back end together, and Jeff, Peter and Anthony laying down a 3 piece groove, maybe even have Don, Oni and Robert share vocals, we'd be a million times on board with that too.
I've known George since 74 & MOST people don't know this but MANY TIMES Live w/DOKKEN, if for some reason Don needed him, over in the dark out of the Spotlight, Jeff took over on Lead Vocals...Jeff is AMAZING ... he plays rhythm & lead guitar, keyboards, bass, bass pedals, lead, back up and harmony Vocals Live and Vocal Arrangement in the Studio & Jeff is an excellent Engineer/Producer too! There would be NO DOKKEN without Jeff & George will tell you himself :-) and Jeff is a really cool guy!
I have met them all and have seen them live MANY times, always standing directly in front of George. The venue I saw Dokken and Lynch Mob at the most was awesome. It was like getting free guitar lessons from Lynch where the audience was in relation to the band. Quite up-close and he was jamming 2 feet in front of me. Jeff is so personable and is also the f&^%ing man. All I have to say. He is a top-rung musician.
That's cool. In the early 90s, I was fortunate enough to see dokken once live, in a small venue, up close and personal. I felt bad that attendance was low but happy to have experienced an almost private concert. George is amazing!
Josh MagbuhatGeorge Lynch's up there with EVH,Yngwie,Michael Shenker,Randy...I really loved the 80' guitar shredding era and still do but by the early 90' i have to say that the all thing was becoming pathetic. There's is only one and unique EVH or Mr Scary and guys like P Gilbert,Zakk Wylde,Vito Bratta,Vai etc etc just came to late one the scene. Dimebag came out of the lot but that's about it...but the spirit still here and that's the main thing! Hello from France :)
THis was the first song that turned me onto DOKKEN back in 85. Great to see George and Jeff here..rockin out. Saw them open for Ac/Dc back in 1988...one of the best live bands ever.
Not sure what you 2 idiots missed, but he said "better than all 80's singers" not "for a singer that didn't come out of the 80's he sings better than all of the singers from that era" PAY ATTENTION!
Jeff is having so much fun and is now my spiritual animal 😂 Lynch is a God! Kinda wish Don could’ve joined them here and Michael Starr could’ve helped him our vocally
Like other comments...These cats are bringing the metal BACK!, Thats why the big names are jamming with them because they are good players and bringing it around again. I fucking luv these guys....ROCK
Lol. The crazy thing is that these guys were just “screwing around” having fun ( probably with little or no previous practicing of the song together ). Unbelievable..
probably at sound check during the early afternoon they rehearsed this...for the evenings performance....great band great stage presence, great comedy, acting etc...
I seen Steel Panther twice in Concert, in the last 3 months. Last one was 2 weeks ago, the other in April, and I was front row. I studied the way Satchel played, in between him and Michael Starr dry-humping our faces. I'm also a Lead Guitarist. I can honestly say that Satchel is fucking Ridiculous!!!! He really is. He's like a human iPod. In concert, he makes no mistakes, and sounds better than any guitarist, he mimics. He also, played Kramers, both times.
All these comparisons kind of turn my stomach a little. I love all my heroes. Mr. lynch has a touch to the guitar that is only rivaled by his humbleness. He brings a smile to my face every time I hear him.
i like that steel panther has brought back and is keeping the spirit of the 80s alive. its also really cool when guys from those great bands get up and play with them too.
Agree Pax, Jeff is an awesome vocalist. The demo's for dream warrior are insane and showcase his range. I remember George from the Boyz and then Exciter. My then drum teacher Drew Forsyth was in Quiet Riot so I met a ton of guy's through him and took drum lessons at Randy Rhoads moms music school Musonia in North Hollywood from Drew.
As a born again christian I try not listen to Steel Panther because of the language but must say Ralph has the most amazingly wonderful singing voice and the rest of the band is so darn talented.
Does anybody else think that George Lynch is one of the most underated guitarists ever?? The dude can shred like fuck but also keeeping it melodic!! Metal god
Yes!!!!! Pilson does deserve credit. We all focus on the guitar player and the singer. But every member is important. How would this song sound with out a drummer? How about the techs, the stage hands that make this possible. Rock on.
Wow! Jeff and George playing with Steel Panther! I wanna see them in concert just to see who's the next badass 80's rock band to join them on stage! Dokken and Steel Pather, two of my favs playing together, does it get any better? (Hey that rhymed!) Thank you Steel Panther, for making rock n' roll fun again!
