Shredding on some Yngwie Malmsteen
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Play fast, WHY NOT!? Here's a very simple Yngwie riff to get you started, and I'm here to help you- contact me for Skype Guitar lessons, just ask for info in the comments below! ALSO- POLL QUESTION: Yngwie Malmsteen, Father of modern shred guitar as we know it today, TRUE or FALSE, ... and WHY? Can't wait to hear your thoughts in the comments!
Rex you are one of my fav guitarist. I play alot of Yngwie malmsteen's but your Nagasake solo is my all time fav solo.
In 90s I listened to that In The Kingdom album over and over learning the solos. 25 years later I’m sitting on the couch and suddenly - ‘hmm I wonder if Rex Carrol has a youtube channel?’...awesome!
I'd say it's a pretty fair claim... Along with EVH. Eddie came first, but Yngwie came shortly after and pretty much single-handedly brought the neo-classical style to the forefront of heavy metal guitar in the 80's and was the first real "technical wizards" in Heavy Metal guitar. The only guys who demonstrated that level of fretboard mastery prior were jazz fusion guys like Al Di Meola or John McLaughlin. Every 80's hair metal shredder who followed either copped a little bit off of the neo-classical sound, or Eddie's hard rock bluesy shred style, and the best shredders had a masterful command of both styles (ex. Jason Becker). One things for sure though... "Shred guitar" wouldn't be the same without guys like Yngwie or EVH. They were both innovators and virtuosos. The two most powerful influences on lead-guitar playing in the 80's.
You forgot Randy Rhoads. The young master.
Master Randy Rhoads
It was actually Al di Meola and Randy but Malmsteen get all the credit.
White Cross was my first concert back in 1990.
so was mine.
There are shredders in every style of music. Yngwie definitely influenced more rock guitarists than anyone.
Rex is one of the best shredders ever. Please, what pickups are these and what amp and pedals, if any, you used in this and other videos. Great tone! Keep on rocking, man.
Rex...god of the shred. Jenni and I will have to swing by next time we make it to IL. I remember the studio!
My guess would be yes to the poll question. There were plenty of influential shredders before him, but Malmsteen brought with him an influx of other shred guitarists.
I'm changing my answer. Al Dimeola
For some reason, I now feel inspired to form a band called
*METAL PARROT*
Whats up Rex? Great stuff man, keep it up.
True. I think shred is about playing fast, complicated leads. Yngwie is second only to Chuck Norris when it comes to tasty shred guitar.
Hahhaaaa.... Exactly 😂💯💪😎💯👊👍
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Anybody ever heard Rex's blues record?
Yes, it exists!
Wish you had been my guitar teacher back in the early 90's . My teacher taught me jazz licks every week. 😩
True. The Maestro!
I think Uli Roth is probably the original shredder, followed by EVH. It's just that Yngwie brought something distinctive and unique to the table with his neo-classical influences.
Lol let's play fast if we can. Understatement of the decade
Very good!!!!!!
There were others before Yngwie, but I would agree that Yngwie is definitely the King of shred.
Love your work, Rex.
You still sound old school metal, even after all these years.
Respect 🤘
By the way, what're your thoughts on the current state of our nation?
It seems as if Christ spirit has lifted, and we're on a downward spiral into the abyss.
There really are no second chances, and I'm wondering if you still feel the same way?
God bless you, brother.
I'm going to say false. my guess is Uli Roth.
I agree. Uli Jon Roth was first with Yngwie coming right after him and being the more popular between the two.
Nice 🤘👏
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True... props to Uli but ...Yngwie broke through the barrier between great player and guitar god.
Players tapped before Ed, but Eddie also broke through to the other side.
It's not who was first , but who captured the imagination and transcended mere mortals and move on to influence generations to come.
Paganini is the FATHER OF SHRED
Nice playing, Rex, as always! I don't think he's the father of guitar shredding though...he got his inspiration from Blackmore, Hendrix, Paganini, and Bach. And EVH is a shredder that was around before Yngwie. And of course you can trace shredding back to late Romantic virtuoso players like Lizst and Paganini. Still though, Malmsteen synthesized it all into a neoclassical rock package that really took things to a new level.
Mike Barden It all started with the late great Blind Willie Guitar Shredding Pok Chop Eating Johnson The Third.
Rex is the best
Yes or Wieniawsky on teaching.
If we just say shred Guitar, then it's definitively Paganini. This guy invented everything about shred guitar.
So cool... he busts it and then teaches it like at prof.
True without question, not Uli or anyone else was shredding like Yngwie, only Demeola and thats a different animal all together so , YES Yngwie is the undisputed KING of shred guitar , PERIOD. END OF STORY
I’m a shredaholic!!!
Thinking a lil bout your git tune,can u talk about this?and your fav pedals,what do u have in usually ?I do my owns..
Im a whitecross fan since '96...Great cheers from Curitiba,Brasik
Yes, he could be considered the father of modern guitar shredding.
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don't you mean Bowelsteam LOL!
Eddie Van Halen
false, i guess.I would say it was jimmy page or blackmore, however they just combined playing around the scale with already known blues licks form chuck berry and bb king.
Paganini, the father of shred.
+Kelly Mitchell totally agree :)
+Kelly Mitchell however not on electric guitar.
Agustin barrios mangore :D
You nailed it bro, actually Uli John Roth and Al di Meola did that already.
Wtf, most of us mortals would rather you slowed down the lick especially since you managed to give it your personal touch....too crazy to decipher at full shred :-)
Hello, Guitarig, mmm....I thought I DID play the pattern slow towards the front of the video. If I can help you along, I'd be more than happy to. just message me for a Skype lesson and we'll get you totally on your way
No.
Either my tuner is off from yours or it's something with the recording-uploading-playback process that makes the tuning different.
My Whitecross collection:
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