Lynch Mob, 'River of Love' Unplugged -- Official Video

Lynch Mob Unplugged is coming and the band just released the video for "River of Love" to celebrate.

The new Lynch Mob album features George Lynch (guitars), Oni Logan (vocals), Robbie Crane (bass), Brian Tichy (guitars) and Tyson Sheth (drums). These tracks are on the album:

River Of Love
Where Do You Sleep At Night
All I Want
Wicked Sensation

Lynch Mob Unplugged is due March 26 via Rat Pak Records. It's available for pre-order now.

Comments

[Darktown]

I like this band, I think Oni has a great voice, I can't figure out how Lynch let it fall apart when the 1st two albums were pretty dam good. BONUS- met the whole band last year on the Cinderella tour= FREE!!Just saying.........

[Brian L]

yeah...i met them too...with pictures...Free. I also snuck into the private party after the show, but was nabbed shortly after entering. Drunk Fan.

[Jeff]

Amazing. Oni's voice sounds great

[Metalboy!]

No question, Lynch is a KILLER!!! Saw him twice, point blank, within the last year. Easily, one of THE best 80's guitarists out there, but, man, he's SO talented -- why not put out a killer record of new material, rather than do an unplugged thing of the usual fare?

Give us somethin' NEW, George!

[Blaine]

@Metalboy: Lynch has released more new material in recent years than just about anyone. Since 2009, Lynch Mob has released two albums of new material (Smoke and Mirrors, Sound Mountain Sessions) and he's released three new solo albums (Orchestral Mayhem, Kill All Control, Legacy). He tours pretty much non-stop, and seems to be one of the hardest working musicians from the period. Also released last year (albeit not all new material) was T&N's Slave to the Empire with the Dokken guys.

I agree though that Oni's voice sounds amazing. It's also cool to see Brian playing guitar, which I've only ever seen before when he did that John Bonham tribute concert.

[Ace Steele]

I've known George since the late 70's when he was in a band called "The Boyz" & opening shows for the Runaways. In the early 80's, I shared a rehearsal space w/ his band X-Citer. George has always been an extremely talented guitarist. While this is fine, it's just re-hashing something he already did.

What I'd like to see is George do something adventurous like another "Sacred Groove" solo record. Oni is OK, but notoriously inconsistent. Which is why he keeps exiting Lynch Mob... usually just as a tour starts, or a few gigs into it.

Still I can't wait to hear the rest of this. I want to see if Oni re-created his infamous "Elmer Fudd" impersonation in "All I Want".

[Metalboy!]

Hahaha!!!, Ace! To be brutally honest, and I think I've said this before, why in hell doesn't Lynch get Corabi? He's someone with some B*LLs to match the b*lls of Lynch's guitar playing.

Blaine! Point taken. I guess what I meant was that Lynch Mob should not only put out something new, but also memorable. As much as I love it, I personally don't need to hear an acoustic take on "Wicked Sensation" at this point.

It's time, George!

[dj]

lynch mob is cool, i wouldnt mind having something like this. i love wicked sensation and that whole album, kicks ass!!!!!