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Lynch on Dokken: “He’d step on his grandmother’s grave to reach the top”
George Lynch: “Don Dokken wanted to be a giant rock star.”
George Lynch recently did an interview with Noise Creep and apparently didn’t hold back!
The George Lynch vs. Don Dokkenfeud climbed up a few notches this week when the no-nonsense guitar god took some time to speak to Noisecreep about his upcoming new album, ‘Kill All Control.’ The album, a blistering 13-song collection that combines many of Lynch’s various styles, comes out in July.
After providing Noisecreep with an advance listen of the record, Lynch agreed to an interview. While our conversation covered several key areas, Lynch’s current war of words with his former lead singer quickly became a heated topic of discussion.
Lynch, who doesn’t mince words, got annoyed after Dokken posted some thoughts relating to Lynch as to why he believed there would never be a Dokken reunion. Dokken also accused Lynch of getting undeserved songwriting credit. Lynch is having none of it.
“Absurd lies, that all this guy is about,” Lynch told Noisecreep. “But it’s just more of the same.”
Lynch said the original friction between him and Dokken was originally something a publicist decided to market years ago to give the band an edge. However, the fictional feud was based on some very real differences.
“She [the publicist] played it up good,” Lynch chuckled. “Having us pose back to back with revolvers and stuff like that. But there was truth to our tension. Don was the weakest link in Dokken and we always dreamed of having a different lead singer. Me and the other guys, we’d write all the stuff, then he’d just come in and try to match the scratch vocals. It was a joke. A pose. Don’t get me wrong – he’s talented – talented at using other people’s talents and being manipulative, deceitful, and acting with absolutely no conscience.”
Lynch went on to explain that despite what he thinks of his former bandmate, he wants to focus on his band and his new record.
“Look, Don can go off and do all that stuff and say all that crap, but when he hits at me directly with pure lies, I’ll hit back harder,” he said. “I’ve worked so hard to establish my reputation and my integrity, and I won’t let him compromise that. He stole from the energies of everyone and he still does it. He wanted the attention, he wanted to be a giant rock star and he’d step on his grandmother’s grave to reach the top. That’s what drives him — fame. What drives me is the joy of playing in a band with friends I love — and he’ll never know what that means. When fans hear my new record they’ll know exactly what I’m talking about.”
Check out the giant rock star HERE & HERE. You decide? Rock star or not.
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