I would if I could for sure . my favorite guitarist to watch and the breakdowns are by far the best I've ever seen and belive me I've seen alot. killer 100% killer player and teacher rare , I do support with praise and thumb up hopefully it helps cause this is the ultimate in shredding lessons.
This one is awesome! I think ill have to tackle this after bedroom eyes 👀 I'm always so impressed with how yngwie puts such pieces together, I always find fresh inspiration from one song to the next!
Great! I'm waiting for the perpetual, from Fire and Ice. A separate request, if possible, the Gates Of Babylon by Ritchie Blackmore. Thank you advance. 😊
It would be real nice if you can make a video lesson on yngwie trademark HABITS like 30 yngwie habits he does often besides diminished arpeggios. After studying all his guitar solos from all his albums maybe you can pick out the HABITS he does often like scale runs, scale note sequencing, etc. In the 80's and early 90's yngwie would do certain scale runs in harmonic minor that are shredding scale runs. Think about doing a video like this would help out a lot.
I'll probably do a video of that nature, but in a nutshell I'd say that combining different techniques within the same lick is the most important thing to implement ( economy picking, then that 'pick-pick-pull of ' thing he does when tackling descending 3 notes per string , legato for turn-around passages, relatively loose grip on the pick for easier switching strings especially when playing ascending licks across several strings ).Many people think it's all alter. picked or whatever which makes the licks so much harder to play, and in reality he's constantly mixing it up. As far as his habits I feel like he has maybe 10 or so signature licks that are corner stone of his style. Anyway thanks for suggestion I'll consider it when I find the time, cheers!
@@chasingfrets yes all that you mentioned you can show his trademark picking HABITS. I will send you a video I found of how yngwie picks its like making clothes needing you move your thumb back and forth by shredding the guitar string which is called Needing
I'm not much of acoustic player unfortunately but I think you can find that acoustic intro on 'Songsterr', the tabs are playable so it should really help you mastering that intro and for the ending solo maybe for some future video when I find the time, cheers!
@@JohnProph Man you have a good ear, I see what you mean, I just remanded my self with some 80's Stryper tunes they do have a similar thing going on with the vocals, that 80's school of metal both playing and singing - you can't beat it, love it!
You are the best malmsteen tutor on RUclips 🤙🏻💙 🎸
I'm glad you like the lessons, thank you!
MAN YOUR GOOD!!!!!!! HOPE YOU GUYS ARE THROWING SOMETHING IN THIS GUYS PAY PAL ONCE IN A WHILE !!!!!!
Thanks Mike!
I would if I could for sure . my favorite guitarist to watch and the breakdowns are by far the best I've ever seen and belive me I've seen alot. killer 100% killer player and teacher rare , I do support with praise and thumb up hopefully it helps cause this is the ultimate in shredding lessons.
@@ericwalker100 Thanks for the support Eric I really appreciate it my friend, enjoy the lessons, cheers!
what a hard soil , this is the best Malmsteen video lessons channel , congratulations👏🎸
Thanks very much , new lessons coming up! Cheers!
This one is awesome! I think ill have to tackle this after bedroom eyes 👀 I'm always so impressed with how yngwie puts such pieces together, I always find fresh inspiration from one song to the next!
Yeah it's a great sounding solo a few people have asked me for this one so definitely a few licks worth learning
every time I watch the beginning of this video I think of you playing brothers
Haha well you know I was planning to do a tutorial on that one too, all in good time :)
Yeah, I think this one might be a bit beyond me. I’ve only been playing for 20 years.
Un espectáculo!! ABRAZO
Gracias Ignacio!
Thank you very much for your work!
You're welcome man, cheers!
Great! I'm waiting for the perpetual, from Fire and Ice. A separate request, if possible, the Gates
Of Babylon by Ritchie Blackmore. Thank you advance. 😊
Thanks Pavel, 'Perpetual' is next so no worries :) Gates of Babylon is a cool tune so I'll consider it for some future video, cheers!
Thanks!!! 👊👊
Cheers Anderson!
Very cool!
Thanks Fernando!
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Wow - Superb Sir - btw i practice now 🎸✌️- hope Sir good health - & stay positive always - ✌️💪🎸🙏
Thanks man I appreciate it, you too!
But you are a Beast !!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍
Enjoy the lessons man, thank you! :)
It would be real nice if you can make a video lesson on yngwie trademark HABITS like 30 yngwie habits he does often besides diminished arpeggios. After studying all his guitar solos from all his albums maybe you can pick out the HABITS he does often like scale runs, scale note sequencing, etc. In the 80's and early 90's yngwie would do certain scale runs in harmonic minor that are shredding scale runs. Think about doing a video like this would help out a lot.
I'll probably do a video of that nature, but in a nutshell I'd say that combining different techniques within the same lick is the most important thing to implement ( economy picking, then that 'pick-pick-pull of ' thing he does when tackling descending 3 notes per string , legato for turn-around passages, relatively loose grip on the pick for easier switching strings especially when playing ascending licks across several strings ).Many people think it's all alter. picked or whatever which makes the licks so much harder to play, and in reality he's constantly mixing it up. As far as his habits I feel like he has maybe 10 or so signature licks that are corner stone of his style. Anyway thanks for suggestion I'll consider it when I find the time, cheers!
@@chasingfrets yes all that you mentioned you can show his trademark picking HABITS. I will send you a video I found of how yngwie picks its like making clothes needing you move your thumb back and forth by shredding the guitar string which is called Needing
increibleeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Grande maestro! Saludos de Carlos desde Santa Fe, Argentina.
Thanks Zakk!
@@carlosulla1775 Gracias Carlos!
Buenísimo compaaa
Gracias Eddie :)
Master... please LIVE VERSION AT BUDOKAN. TUTORIAL FOREVER ONE
Nice picking sync
Cheers Liam
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I might do a tutorial on that one too, thanks for suggestion!
Could you also add the acoustic intro and ending please?
I'm not much of acoustic player unfortunately but I think you can find that acoustic intro on 'Songsterr', the tabs are playable so it should really help you mastering that intro and for the ending solo maybe for some future video when I find the time, cheers!
@@chasingfrets okay thank you and cheerss
Plez chord
If I would like to learn a Malmsteen solo, which one should I start with ? Some advice ?
@@koenibaby 'Save our love' is one of the more manegable solos, so it might be a good place to start ( but Yngwie doesn't really have easy solos)
it's just not the same without the girl from the video....
Hahaha can't argue with that!
@@chasingfrets the song and singer always reminds me of Stryper. Very similar voice
@@JohnProph Man you have a good ear, I see what you mean, I just remanded my self with some 80's Stryper tunes they do have a similar thing going on with the vocals, that 80's school of metal both playing and singing - you can't beat it, love it!