He wrote that when he was like 18 or something. Yngwie changed the game back in the day. Even if he has somewhat become a bit of a parody of himself his first five albums are fucking mental and full of absurd playing and compositions. A proper one off who lives in his own world, doesnt give a crap about trends, styles or fads, he is simply Yngwie.
yeah everyone is soooo enraptured by what he is doing on the fretboard they don't realize all the magic is happening in the picking. you have to know what note is coming up so you can plan your picking.
Seen Yngwie in 2018 and he was spot on for 2 1/2 hrs non stop. Best vibrato on planet earth. Was only about 400 people at the show, but he still performed like there was 40,000. What a stand up musician. Constantly thanked everyone for being there, and he showed his appreciation by playing his ass off and done 3 encores. Tee total top notch band as well. Incredible... left me blown away and speechless for days!!
"i guess you guys aren't ready for this" is what you would have to say to most people after hearing this. Think of marty mcfly playing johnny b good on back to the future. Thats kinda what you would get.
It's not the first time I see a comment like this one. I'm kinda surprised to read this. I thought (and still think) he's very much well known by the people who know the best guitarists. I mean I got to know his music when I was in high school around 20 years ago and the people who were into the guitar and solos seemed to know him.
Everybody is amazed with his left hand on the fret board, that is what memorizes people when watching him play, but the trick to play like that is in the right hand, watch how little it moves when he plays, it called economical picking, that's how he can play so fast, takes many many many hours to get that technique down to the extent he has!
@@lelin70 One might think so... but apparently his last name used to be Lannerbäck. That being said, Malmsten is a also a Swedish last name that exists...
When Yngwie plays live like this video he tends to improvise a lot. He'll land back on the song structure for a moment then he's flying off, shredding away. He is definitely one of my shred influences mainly because his style is based off of classical.
Yngwie pronounced Ing-Vay. Check out "Too Young to Die Too Drunk to Live" when he was in Alcatrazz, this is prior to his solo career, A prelude to his insane guitar playing.
His name is pronounced Yng-and then a short "veh" sound, he just made it more international. Hence the vei-esque thing.. Writing this from Stockholm, as in i am swedish myself 😁
Yeah. He's great. You have to get your wife to react to blackstar live in Japan. He plays the nylon ( acoustic) and electric live and it's epic. You two are jewels. A gift to humanity. Thanks for sharing this.
I prefer the version with the Japanese Philharmonic Orchestra where he uses his teeth or tongue to play I was blown away. Pulling a stunt I would've expected from SRV
It's interesting you noticed his facial expressions. The big knock on him by haters who buy a guitar and get pissed because they can't play Anywhere even in the same ballpark is that "Yngwie has no feeling/emotion in his music" As you can see by his facial expressions he definitely has feeling in his playing. Just because they're not long Soulful notes like Gilmour from Pink Floyd doesn't mean there is no feeling.
@@stephanea5364 - There is so much passion and feeling in what Yngwie plays, he's a special player. If you get a chance checkout songs like Crying, Black Star, Icarus Dream Suite, Marching Out, and Brothers just to name a few. Those songs are the epitome of inspiration.
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The “guitar face” is funny. He does play with serious emotion. I enjoy his music a lot.
You both are very special people! Thank you for giving an opportunity to showcase the music 🎵 🎼 🎶 that we love. You make me very happy and proud. Our country needs more people like yourselves 👍🏽🤟🏽🧠
I love watching people’s first dose of theMaestro -it is beautiful to watch the reactions I’ve been studying him for years and I feel like every time is the first time that’s how good he is
She deserves that guitar. She nailed the areas of the neck where the high and low notes are located. She was obviously paying closer attention than I would have initially thought. I love how genuine you two are 👍
Black Star is my personal fav. He has a collection of greatest hits and a bonus live version of Jimi Hendrix's Spanish Castle Magic and it's amazing to say the least.
His guitar frets are also scalloped, I had the privilege to play on some of his guitars and how the hell he plays them is way beyond me, I believe Ritchie Blackmore also has scalloped frets.
Frank Marino ( from Montreal Canada ) Electric Reflections Of War , off the first all live album , black cover with his band Frank Marino And Mahogany Rush , thank you very much , take care
This was actually one of the better versions of this song that is "non-album", and that's because he doesn't screw around as much in this version, plus you get a studio sound quality too. Please for the love of god, do an actual song from Yngwie not an instrumental. Those are 20% of his catalog but it's all "reactors" do. He has tons of fantastic metal songs, even some radio hits and amazing covers. Studio tracks not videos... "I am a Viking", "Rising Force", "I'll See the Light", "Bedroom Eyes" if you want some bluesy stuff.
Yngwie is the best guitar player who has ever lived, and ever will. Just ask him. He'll tell you. Trust me, he's been telling us all that for thirty some years.
I've been listening to this absolute perfectionist shred his ass off for over 30 years now, and I do believe he actually IMPROVISED a little in there and even maybe ADDED a few extra notes. This man's influence on the ENTIRE metal genre as a whole CANNOT BE UNDERSTATED!!!!
Great video. Your reaction to his facial expressions cracked me up. I noticed your YT name so here's another 80's-ish band. The band name is 'TNT'. The songs are either: '10,000 Lovers' from Tell No Tales 'Rain' from Realized Fantasies. 'Tonight I'm Falling' from Intuition. Thanks for sharing. Enjoying the videos.
Tucker. Tasha. Hello. Found y'all randomly scoping out videos. Glad I did. You might find Andy Timmons Cry For You of intrest. Among other jams. I'll ck back.
First of all, this guy had my attention because he looks so much like James Harrison who played for the Pittsburgh Steelers! And then he and his wife are watching an Yngwie Malmsteen video?? Oh I'm sold!!!
Grew up with this guy and here I am discovering him again what a legend. I remember all of my high school friends didnt know malmasteen, my playing was always influenced by him and thus always superior to the others no matter what style they were.
He just made love to that guitar. Just saw him live a couple of years back and he is truly amazing live... To play that fast and to be that precise... A thing of beauty. I love me some Yngwie Malmsteen. My favorite songs by him are Crying and Leonardo
No joke, he looks like he came because for alot of musicians, music feels orgasmic, especially when you play music you wrote, because as a writer you are always taking the music you like most, and making it "perfect" according to your own ear. Imagine the orgasmic ecstasy Mozart and Bach felt in their conscious experience. Its essentially divine.
Been trying to tell them to do Accept - Metal Heart, Balls to the Wall, Fast As A Shark they won't listen, i wouldn't steer them wrong, been saying do Yngwie for a while (but only after hearing EVH and SRV) /,,/ !
Saw him open for AC/DC way back in the day. I knew all about him, but many in the crowd did not know what they were in for. Some jaws were dropping that night!
The album version is best. He never stays within disciplined barriers live and sometimes he sacrifices the song when he does it. I’ll concur that his right hand is actually the true phenomena here-I’ve seen him live, and while his insular world is a bit comical now, his chops are without a doubt incredible. What he did coming on the scene was a game changer.
It’s pronounced (ing-vey malmsteen ) ;) and you got it!! :D The first time I saw this video I was quite literally blown away and then developed a deep love for Yngwie J Malmsteen .You guys seem super cute. Loved the video 🎸💯🤘🏻❤️ Take care, be safe and keep up the great videos 😀❤️
I discovered Yngwie Malmsteen about 40-41 years ago on Muchmusic Canadian satellite station. His guitar frets are scalloped and Neoclassical Rock is the type of music he plays. He is awesome. Lars Johan Yngve Lannerbäck is his born name. He is Swedish born in Stockholm.
Of all the 'shredders' I saw live, Yngwie was the one that just exuded control and mastery - the guy would spin the guitar around his neck *during* a solo!
Im glad u both enjoyed this song Malmsteen is my favorite Guitarist an artists, he actually is Married an dedicated a song to his lady which is a video as well called Like An Angel (For April)
This dude is ridiculously. I was introduced to Mr.Malmsteen by a old girlfriend who loved my classical style of playing. She said my cousin would love you and you would love his playing. She took me to his house with my guitar. I didn’t know what to expect since I didn’t know many brothers that liked to play metal like me. Imagine my shock when she introduced me to him. This dude lived in south central La and he was flipping gangster with a serious collection of guitar. Got relaxed with some hi quality bud and he asked if I had ever heard of Malmsteen. I said yea when he was with Alcatraz but never heard solo stuff. We proceeded to play from 12am to like damned near 5 in the morning. This brotha was fucking ripping ass player. He told me of the underground black metal heads. Good time for sure.
He was with a band called Alcatraz before this and I think he was 17 years old when he joined that band so I didn't take them very long to get that good check out some of the Alcatraz stuff with him it's really good too
Great reaction, and response. I love your vids. Hey T, check out Riot in the Dungeons" How can you not check out a tune called Riot in the Dungeons? Haha. Lots of love during this pandemic. Dec, 6th, 20/20.
He started playing the day Hendrix died. After seeing the news on TV. Said seeing Hendrix play guitar like that and he was so cool. It inspired Yngwie to start playing.
The song was actually from the Rising Force Cd in 84 his Debut Album.check out Trilogy Suite Op: 5 ALBUM VERSION PLEASE. Its unique then live version, an also live version OF Adagio I Am A Viking .with Jeff Scott Soto on Vocals ( a awesome singer) that s from 85 Marching out tour .
My favorite performance is the Fender Frontline 2007 live . I was 17 and I got into Yngwie and later Jason Becker , check out Perpetual Burn ,really amazing.
If you want to see shredding pretty much just as good as this, search for "Yngwie live solo Japan 1984". He was only 20 at that time, and was playing for a fairly popular metal band at the time called 'Alcatrazz". Not much later the same year, he released his first solo album "Rising Force" that includes this song. That album changed peoples lives, especially guitar players. I remember in the late 90's WAY before RUclips, I bought a bootleg VHS copy of that 1984 Alcatrazz Live in Japan show from eBay. It was shitty quality and I think I paid like $30-$40 for it lol. I got my moneys worth though, I wore that damn VHS tape out. 😎
I was always told it was pronounced with a v sound instead of a w. Yngwie (ing-vay) Malmsteen. You still pronounced it better than I did the first time.
Check out his actual songs with vocals. Heaven Tonight, Making Love, You Dont Remember, Teaser.... Lots of great stuff!! Heaven Tonight was a HUGE MTV hit!!
'El Maestro'!! I saw him play live a few times, it's astonishing, i even got a pick! That whole Rising Force album is perfect. Also watch his live performances! He played with an orchestra too, some vids are on YT Yngwie - Forever Is A Long Long, Time
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He wrote that when he was like 18 or something. Yngwie changed the game back in the day. Even if he has somewhat become a bit of a parody of himself his first five albums are fucking mental and full of absurd playing and compositions. A proper one off who lives in his own world, doesnt give a crap about trends, styles or fads, he is simply Yngwie.
I concur.
6'41" he is playing the strings with the teeth
i’m guessing you mean string gauges but he actually uses 8-46
pro tip: you can watch series on flixzone. Been using them for watching all kinds of movies during the lockdown.
@Tyson Daniel Yup, have been using flixzone for months myself =)
"How can less be more, more is more." Yngwie Malmsteen (edit-thanks Manu)
AND I DONT LIKE DONUTS
It's one more! See, 11... one louder than 10.
Love that clip 👍
More is more.
Less is a bore.
He is a forefather of his technical style. Glad you guys enjoyed it.
yeah everyone is soooo enraptured by what he is doing on the fretboard they don't realize all the magic is happening in the picking. you have to know what note is coming up so you can plan your picking.
Seen Yngwie in 2018 and he was spot on for 2 1/2 hrs non stop. Best vibrato on planet earth. Was only about 400 people at the show, but he still performed like there was 40,000. What a stand up musician. Constantly thanked everyone for being there, and he showed his appreciation by playing his ass off and done 3 encores.
Tee total top notch band as well. Incredible... left me blown away and speechless for days!!
So sad that hes one of the greatest guitarist to ever live and most people have never heard of him.
"i guess you guys aren't ready for this" is what you would have to say to most people after hearing this. Think of marty mcfly playing johnny b good on back to the future. Thats kinda what you would get.
@@paulgoodwin3642 - this is way beyond that, or should I say Far Beyond the Sun.
It's not the first time I see a comment like this one. I'm kinda surprised to read this. I thought (and still think) he's very much well known by the people who know the best guitarists. I mean I got to know his music when I was in high school around 20 years ago and the people who were into the guitar and solos seemed to know him.
Everybody is amazed with his left hand on the fret board, that is what memorizes people when watching him play, but the trick to play like that is in the right hand, watch how little it moves when he plays, it called economical picking, that's how he can play so fast, takes many many many hours to get that technique down to the extent he has!
Yeah when i alternate that song i always look like im shaking my hand up and down or smth
Almost as if the hand is vibrating.
Post 80s' he's really not doing anything as far as mechanics.he really doesn't have to. He is that badass. I've seen him twice . Tone.. all I'm sayin
He is from Sweden.The woman pronounced his name most similarly in Swedish.
Although not his real name
Its spelled Yngve Malmsten originally , he just made it more ”international” when starting to be recognized.
@@lelin70 One might think so... but apparently his last name used to be Lannerbäck.
That being said, Malmsten is a also a Swedish last name that exists...
@@ziiofswe his real name is Yngve Johan Lannerbäck, verified from the man himself. 😁
I literally weep whenever I see this video, there is immense passion in YJM’s playing and his facial expressions reveal it all
When Yngwie plays live like this video he tends to improvise a lot. He'll land back on the song structure for a moment then he's flying off, shredding away. He is definitely one of my shred influences mainly because his style is based off of classical.
Technique, stamina, my ass... the sound he produce with the guitar is so pure thats the thing for me why he's so unique.
Trilogy Suite Op. 5 is yngwie most epic song. trilogy is my favorite album of yngwie.
You, Sir, are correct!
Yngwie is a perfect example of the old adage, "Don't blink or you'll miss 3,257 notes." ;-)
What they don't realize is what they just witnessed started an entirely new guitar revolution.....
Yngwie pronounced Ing-Vay. Check out "Too Young to Die Too Drunk to Live" when he was in Alcatrazz, this is prior to his solo career, A prelude to his insane guitar playing.
He was also in Steeler.
No, it pronounced "Yngvä"! Ä pronounced like you do in Way (wäy)
His name is pronounced Yng-and then a short "veh" sound, he just made it more international. Hence the vei-esque thing.. Writing this from Stockholm, as in i am swedish myself 😁
Yeah. He's great. You have to get your wife to react to blackstar live in Japan. He plays the nylon ( acoustic) and electric live and it's epic.
You two are jewels. A gift to humanity. Thanks for sharing this.
you guys should hear the studio version, much better quality
he is the grandfather of neo classical n I enjoy his work immensely
keep rocking 🎶🎸
I prefer the version with the Japanese Philharmonic Orchestra where he uses his teeth or tongue to play I was blown away. Pulling a stunt I would've expected from SRV
Really? Studio version sounds forced and boring, this version stops, breaths, sighs, runs, a lot more life and joy, and some blues tricks.
Guys, you forgot the "J". Without the J it's hard to distinguish him from all of the other Yngwie Malmsteens. He's a Viking Warrior.
It's interesting you noticed his facial expressions. The big knock on him by haters who buy a guitar and get pissed because they can't play Anywhere even in the same ballpark is that "Yngwie has no feeling/emotion in his music"
As you can see by his facial expressions he definitely has feeling in his playing. Just because they're not long Soulful notes like Gilmour from Pink Floyd doesn't mean there is no feeling.
So you make some faces and it proves you have feeling?
Yngwie is full of feeling but that's not because he makes some faces.
@@stephanea5364 the fact he is making the faces like that while playing shows just how much emotion he has in his playing.
@@stephanea5364 - There is so much passion and feeling in what Yngwie plays, he's a special player.
If you get a chance checkout songs like Crying, Black Star, Icarus Dream Suite, Marching Out, and Brothers just to name a few. Those songs are the epitome of inspiration.
The “guitar face” is funny. He does play with serious emotion. I enjoy his music a lot.
Definitely.
You both are very special people! Thank you for giving an opportunity to showcase the music 🎵 🎼 🎶 that we love. You make me very happy and proud. Our country needs more people like yourselves 👍🏽🤟🏽🧠
I love watching people’s first dose of theMaestro -it is beautiful to watch the reactions I’ve been studying him for years and I feel like every time is the first time that’s how good he is
She deserves that guitar. She nailed the areas of the neck where the high and low notes are located. She was obviously paying closer attention than I would have initially thought. I love how genuine you two are 👍
React to Yngwie Malmsteen Rising Force album
Now your ships are burned
Icarus Dream suite op.4
Little Savage
Evil Eye
Yngwie plays faster than ears can hear.
.....what? That makes no sense at all, man
I'm an amateur drummer and I love Malmsteen...you guys are so cool and likeable !!! Greetings from Italy
Black Star is my personal fav. He has a collection of greatest hits and a bonus live version of Jimi Hendrix's Spanish Castle Magic and it's amazing to say the least.
First time I saw him perform I was like 21 yrs old. Now at 58 he still brings a huge smile to my face 🙂
Really enjoyed this. Your wife is a beautiful lady and you guys rock
His guitar frets are also scalloped, I had the privilege to play on some of his guitars and how the hell he plays them is way beyond me, I believe Ritchie Blackmore also has scalloped frets.
@@kenny7434 God only knows mate, I did have a go on his guitars and there's no way I could play anything on them. I guess its down to practice
Their smiles are beautiful to see... enjoying this glorious playing for the 1st time is amazing :)
Frank Marino ( from Montreal Canada ) Electric Reflections Of War , off the first all live album , black cover with his band Frank Marino And Mahogany Rush , thank you very much , take care
Yngwie..."Queen is in Love"
They all were there the court was full the king beside his queen
Thanks for a great review and your better half is absolutely beautiful!!!!
This was actually one of the better versions of this song that is "non-album", and
that's because he doesn't screw around as much in this version, plus you get a
studio sound quality too. Please for the love of god, do an actual song from Yngwie
not an instrumental. Those are 20% of his catalog but it's all "reactors" do. He has tons
of fantastic metal songs, even some radio hits and amazing covers. Studio tracks not videos...
"I am a Viking", "Rising Force", "I'll See the Light", "Bedroom Eyes" if you want some bluesy stuff.
This is a great version though, he goes off!
Yngwie is the best guitar player who has ever lived, and ever will. Just ask him. He'll tell you. Trust me, he's been telling us all that for thirty some years.
He is the original beast, he's badass!
Petrucci
Saw him play live in '85...what a great showman!
I've been listening to this absolute perfectionist shred his ass off for over 30 years now, and I do believe he actually IMPROVISED a little in there and even maybe ADDED a few extra notes. This man's influence on the ENTIRE metal genre as a whole CANNOT BE UNDERSTATED!!!!
He improvised a lot, and added about 50000 extra notes in this version.
Every time I see this video, I think of Dave Chappelle's old comedy stand up:
"Look at him... he _loves_ it...
Just like it said in the encyclopedia!"
Great video. Your reaction to his facial expressions cracked me up. I noticed your YT name so here's another 80's-ish band. The band name is 'TNT'. The songs are either:
'10,000 Lovers' from Tell No Tales
'Rain' from Realized Fantasies.
'Tonight I'm Falling' from Intuition.
Thanks for sharing. Enjoying the videos.
Tucker. Tasha. Hello. Found y'all randomly scoping out videos. Glad I did. You might find Andy Timmons Cry For You of intrest. Among other jams. I'll ck back.
When non guitar players start pulling guitarists 'gurning' faces, you know he's good...
That's loving to play the guitar rt there!! Some deep passion
First of all, this guy had my attention because he looks so much like James Harrison who played for the Pittsburgh Steelers! And then he and his wife are watching an Yngwie Malmsteen video?? Oh I'm sold!!!
Is Ing Vay! The 80s best guitarist in both classical and modern! Bow down to the king who inspired all of todays best
Grew up with this guy and here I am discovering him again what a legend. I remember all of my high school friends didnt know malmasteen, my playing was always influenced by him and thus always superior to the others no matter what style they were.
More than30 years before this was one of my favor one.... Nice! Travelling back in time!
I wish there were more players into his style I'd like to hear more
He's been that good since he was 17
He just made love to that guitar. Just saw him live a couple of years back and he is truly amazing live... To play that fast and to be that precise... A thing of beauty. I love me some Yngwie Malmsteen. My favorite songs by him are Crying and Leonardo
No joke, he looks like he came because for alot of musicians, music feels orgasmic, especially when you play music you wrote, because as a writer you are always taking the music you like most, and making it "perfect" according to your own ear. Imagine the orgasmic ecstasy Mozart and Bach felt in their conscious experience. Its essentially divine.
Check out "Trilogy Suite Op. 5 -" Yngwie also plays the bass guitar on this one.
When asked, years ago. "Why do you put in so many extra notes?"
Nuggets replied, "Cause I can.
I like how Yngve, like Blackmore and Schenker, constantly evolves and improvises. This version is very different from the original recording.
Girl you had it on the first time! 👍
Please try some german old school Metal
ACCEPT - Metal Heart
Been trying to tell them to do Accept - Metal Heart, Balls to the Wall, Fast As A Shark
they won't listen, i wouldn't steer them wrong, been saying do Yngwie for a while (but only after hearing EVH and SRV) /,,/ !
I absolutely love this video. You are both great...so perceptive in your unique ways.
Saw him open for AC/DC way back in the day. I knew all about him, but many in the crowd did not know what they were in for. Some jaws were dropping that night!
He is from Sweden He came to America in the early 80s and lives in Florida.
I love the “Live ‘85” concert version the best.
The album version is best. He never stays within disciplined barriers live and sometimes he sacrifices the song when he does it.
I’ll concur that his right hand is actually the true phenomena here-I’ve seen him live, and while his insular world is a bit comical now, his chops are without a doubt incredible.
What he did coming on the scene was a game changer.
You forget that here he does the keyboard leads too
@@Nissardpertugiu he does not play keyboard.
@@Nissardpertugiu never mind. I realize what you meant.
@@rongiesecke5168 reminds you that on the original you have a duet .
Here he s alone so he has to play everything himself, so more schredd
@@Nissardpertugiu yes. I figured out what he meant after I made the comment. 🎸
Her Pronunciation was spot on.
He may be a rockstar but you can't deny his skills.
It’s pronounced (ing-vey malmsteen ) ;) and you got it!! :D The first time I saw this video I was quite literally blown away and then developed a deep love for Yngwie J Malmsteen .You guys seem super cute. Loved the video 🎸💯🤘🏻❤️ Take care, be safe and keep up the great videos 😀❤️
I discovered Yngwie Malmsteen about 40-41 years ago on Muchmusic Canadian satellite station. His guitar frets are scalloped and Neoclassical Rock is the type of music he plays. He is awesome. Lars Johan Yngve Lannerbäck is his born name. He is Swedish born in Stockholm.
She pronounced it very very perfectly!
Check arpeggios from hell! This dude is a monster on guitar
Of all the 'shredders' I saw live, Yngwie was the one that just exuded control and mastery - the guy would spin the guitar around his neck *during* a solo!
React to Crying please, you'll thank me.
It tooks a lot of years and lot of practice and dedication!! Malmsteen said that he study like 8/10 hours a day !
He's from Sweden of coourse :)
Im glad u both enjoyed this song Malmsteen is my favorite Guitarist an artists, he actually is Married an dedicated a song to his lady which is a video as well called Like An Angel (For April)
You guys should get a room!! Lol. Great reaction!
There is an excellence and exceptionalism in this type of music that is sorely lacking in today's music.
You need to check out tony mcalpine dude is a underated legend.
Also micheal angelo bateo - speed kills
Joe satriani - surfing with the aliens
Most of the metal guys from the 80's lost the big hair in the 90's,. Yngwie just kept making it bigger. God bless him.
Yes everybody's said it:WOW 🙃
That girl she reacted at most wonderful moments in the song for the first time, she is musically smart.
This dude is ridiculously. I was introduced to Mr.Malmsteen by a old girlfriend who loved my classical style of playing. She said my cousin would love you and you would love his playing. She took me to his house with my guitar. I didn’t know what to expect since I didn’t know many brothers that liked to play metal like me. Imagine my shock when she introduced me to him. This dude lived in south central La and he was flipping gangster with a serious collection of guitar. Got relaxed with some hi quality bud and he asked if I had ever heard of Malmsteen. I said yea when he was with Alcatraz but never heard solo stuff. We proceeded to play from 12am to like damned near 5 in the morning. This brotha was fucking ripping ass player. He told me of the underground black metal heads. Good time for sure.
That perfomance was from the 2000s or late 90s but thar song was from his debut Disc Rising Force in 1984
He was with a band called Alcatraz before this and I think he was 17 years old when he joined that band so I didn't take them very long to get that good check out some of the Alcatraz stuff with him it's really good too
His tone sounds fucking amazeballs here 🔥 🔥 🔥
You’d probably like solo performances by Jeff Loomis (Nevermore, Arch Enemy). He’s like the next generation of super shredder, only heavier.
Great reaction, and response. I love your vids. Hey T, check out Riot in the Dungeons"
How can you not check out a tune called Riot in the Dungeons? Haha.
Lots of love during this pandemic.
Dec, 6th, 20/20.
Yngwie is the Swedish Guitar God 🤘🏻🤘🏻
He started playing the day Hendrix died. After seeing the news on TV. Said seeing Hendrix play guitar like that and he was so cool. It inspired Yngwie to start playing.
I’m going to be humming this all day now.
The song was actually from the Rising Force Cd in 84 his Debut Album.check out Trilogy Suite Op: 5 ALBUM VERSION PLEASE. Its unique then live version, an also live version OF Adagio I Am A Viking .with Jeff Scott Soto on Vocals ( a awesome singer) that s from 85 Marching out tour .
BEST YNGWIE SONG EVER.....rok on
There is some amazing footage and recordings he did in Japan with the philharmonic orchestra you should check out the same song on that day
Great watching your reaction to whom I feel is one of the greatest of all time...The Shred Maestro, YNGWIE!!! 🤘
Dude makes it look so effortless! Ahhhh!! Lol
You two are fun to watch. Keep it up!
My favorite performance is the Fender Frontline 2007 live .
I was 17 and I got into Yngwie and later Jason Becker , check out Perpetual Burn ,really amazing.
This guy watched Yngwie in a gaming chair because he knows what's up.
You guys are funny ! my wife shuts the door.
If you want to see shredding pretty much just as good as this, search for "Yngwie live solo Japan 1984". He was only 20 at that time, and was playing for a fairly popular metal band at the time called 'Alcatrazz". Not much later the same year, he released his first solo album "Rising Force" that includes this song. That album changed peoples lives, especially guitar players.
I remember in the late 90's WAY before RUclips, I bought a bootleg VHS copy of that 1984 Alcatrazz Live in Japan show from eBay. It was shitty quality and I think I paid like $30-$40 for it lol. I got my moneys worth though, I wore that damn VHS tape out. 😎
Ing-vay! It took a long time to learn but my musician husband taught me. =)
I was always told it was pronounced with a v sound instead of a w. Yngwie (ing-vay) Malmsteen. You still pronounced it better than I did the first time.
Check out his actual songs with vocals. Heaven Tonight, Making Love, You Dont Remember, Teaser.... Lots of great stuff!! Heaven Tonight was a HUGE MTV hit!!
You need to watch the original video back in the 80s he throws his guitar over his shoulder. Great showmanship
'El Maestro'!! I saw him play live a few times, it's astonishing, i even got a pick! That whole Rising Force album is perfect. Also watch his live performances! He played with an orchestra too, some vids are on YT
Yngwie - Forever Is A Long Long, Time
YNGWIE MALMSTEEN IS A LEGEND
Thank you.. yngwie is my inspiration..