Larry Mitchell 1990 Self Titled Full Album HQ One of the Best Instrumental Rock Album 

OMG, Larry! My comment up above is so true -- I remember unexpectedly seeing you play at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark when I walked away from a party my law school was holding in 1996. You came up to the glass by the side of the stage and were playing for me and smiling, and I remember a blonde, heavier set woman telling me that was Larry Mitchell playing. I told her how much I loved this album ever since I heard your music during your interview on WSOU. She asked me if I wanted to meet you, and I think I was absolutely shaking by that point! You came out after your set, we talked about a half-hour or so, and you even signed your set list program for me -- which is one of my treasured musical souvenirs! I meant every word I said then, two years ago, and now: your album here is just as good as Tones/Ah Via Musicom and Surfing with the Alien, and I can only pray very hard that you know that you have a true gift from God, and your music is just incredible. I think I am shaking as much right now leaving word for you here as in Newark! God bless, and I will try to look for you if you play up in the NNJ area again!

Question about your guitar pictured in the video: while it initially appears to be a "run-of-the-mill" double-neck, the fret-marker dots on the six-string appear to be distinctly non-standard. Is it a baritone neck, or is it a custom job to mess with people's heads? Great music by the way!

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There was a time has been n my head since I bought the tape so many years ago. Met you at Namm a while ago...great guy

i love "there was a time" please send my tab.

me too lol

Same here :)

oh this is me in 2019

@@besiprimitif9513 no that is Larry Mitchell way back in 1990

Same wow

One of the most Underrated Rock Guitarists ever.

Obviously!! He's a crappy guitar player and songwriter.

@@Minotauro_di_Chieti what? why?

@@Minotauro_di_Chieti Don’t worry guys, this ones either a troll or just thick as shit. Take Vinnie Moore or Tony Macalpine for example, both should be millionaires and in some sort of Hall of Fame for impeccable songwriting. But both are not.

@@Butchy1 All Shrapnel artists! Especially Greg Howe.

"I've played guitar for 25 years learning shred, jazz fusion etc." yeah, sure. pfffff

@@Minotauro_di_Chieti And who the fuck are you again?

You forgot he is a super cool and humble human being. He oozes good vibes and a gentle spirit!

"The tones of Eric Johnson, the technique of Joe Satriani" #ytmostidioticcomments

@@Minotauro_di_Chieti Are you saying the comment is "bleedin' obvious" - or are you being a genuine twat? Music is art - it's subjective.

you are a super star to me!!! I just wish we had more time to talk.

Political Rain is my fav. Been in love with it the first time I heard it.

Hey I just discovered him...

@@QuantumLocksmith same here and I'm 66, thought I knew everybody who is anybody on guitar (not so). I also just discovered Jimmy Herring

@@porkbelly0713 Only 39 here and there are a lot of fast players out there and seems impossible to know them all. I also feel great that there is always something new to discover. Is always a great day when this happens.

Not exactly a shredder. Well rounded musician yes, but a shredder is leaning more toward guys like Macalpine.

@@kvltbastvrd6726 each to their own. I grew up in the 70’s and 80’s so maybe shredder for me is not a shredder for later generations. Anyhow amazing player and musician. 😀

Youre welcome :)

geektar

I’m sure you know him based off your list, but just in case Greg Howe as well is unlike no other!

@@sonicxhunters8344 Oh yes, I have been a huge fan of Greg Howe since the late '80's when his debut album with Shrapnel records first came out. "Introspection" and "Uncertain Terms" are two of my favorite albums by Greg." I also love the "Tilt" and "Project" albums he did with Richie Kotzen. I am also a big fan of Glenn Proudfoot, but I haven't heard any studio work from him lately. Some other guitarist that I love are Jason Becker, (in my prayers), Marty Friedman (check out "Dragon Mistress"), Paul Gilbert, Andy Timmons, Eric Gales (check out "God Only Knows", Ethan Brosh (check out "Blade Runner), Gary Hoey, Gary Moore, Guthrie Govan, Alex Hutchings, Chris Impelletteri, and of course, the King....Edward Van Halen.

@@Pete4260 Hell yea!! Just rediscovered Andy Timmons myself yesterday lol, and as a huge Megadeth fan Marty is what got me interested in solo guitarists!, Kiko Loureiro(current Megadeth guitarist) is great on his solo albums as well. Nick Johnston, Daniele Gottardo are some other great modern names. Shrapnel artists are hidden music gems, but unfortunately 99% of population don’t give instrumental music a chance, metal, fusion or otherwise.

That Joe Stump has some endurance. He can play all day before he's even warmed up. Super aggressive shredder.

I forgot that I uploaded this in 2014 and now I forgot my password for this account. Anyway, you're welcome. I'm glad you find this here in yt. I still listen to this album once in a while and the last song, Political Rain with Ibanez Neo Classical effect is still my fav of all time.

Maxx61 you're welcome maxx61. did you listen to the last track? (the bonus track) how do you like that version?

rakistang pinoy I actually like the bonus version...more raw. Love that compressed, fat tone he gets. Not sure if it was with his Dimarzio X2N but it's known for that. Love that pickup.

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hi, I hope this message finds you well. I have been searching for Larry Mitchell DVD booklet for a long time. Do you have it?

@@robertorenner8245 I've had his CD for quiet a while. I don't have the booklet

Youre welcome bro Justin.