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What I never understood is how the hell did Yngwie train his mind to memorize all of the notes. Good muscle memory is absolutely top class. This is coming from a guitarist of 16 years.
He doesn't memorize anything, he's improvising. Except for a few main motifs this version is quite different from the studio version. And he understands basic principles of music theory.
@@jonlate4581 Yeah I get that. I'm saying, in general, for studio versions and rerecorded versions. He's not improvising all the time.
Memory is in the muscle. These sort of compositions. These sort of things don't come consciously.
@@EricCPOP Which is where the genius lies. I've seen him play this 5 times solo, plus once at Generation Axe with Steve Vai, plus the studio version. Never even close to the same twice. It's like a constant evolution. What has always amazed me about Yngwie is the intricacy. There's no shred. Every note is 100% deliberate. It's pretty amazing. I've known about him and listened since Odyssey came out in 88 or 89 (aging myself). If you have the means, slow him down and you can hear the deliberateness in every in every single touch of the strings.
He said himself that the main melody are the same as the record.
But other from that every live performance is never the same because of improv solos.
But they always fit in with the main melody so it never sounds off in anyway.
Every live performance I've heard so far would work on a record.
Yngwie is a Swedish guitarist.
Are you serious ??🤣
Я из России, и мы слушаем Yangwie ❤
Been a huge fan since his days with Steeler and Alkatrazz, to his band Rising force. Yngwie Malmsteen is from Sweden and has been that same guitarist you saw all his life
I remember hearing this song in 84
My upstairs neighbor Jan Uvena was the drummer for Alcatrazz
*Yes....THE MAESTRO himself....Yngwie Johan Malmsteen.*
*Fun facts: He lives in Florida......and loves cars from Ferrari, that's why the Ferrari logo is on the backside of his guitar...*
Finally, the real thing.
The most amazing thing about his songs is that they're 99.9% WRITTEN and played as they're written... unlike some solos where you just take arpeggio shapes and licks from top of your heard, he shreds every note as it was written by him... that's the amazing thing.
MORE Ymgwie . theres ALOT to check out . Rising Sun
YEESSS!!!
almost everything is boring like this one
Steeler was the band that he first played with when he came to the United States. Knew those guys
I remember back in the 80's (after 1985 that is.. I am not THAT old..) there were 5 gutiarplayers that stood out as major "guitar heros". It was Eddie van Halen, Steve Vai, Randy Rhoads, Joe Satriani and Yngwie Malmsteen. I am still an Yngwie, Eddie and Vai fan! Yngwie had this classical influence in his playing and speed that no one had at the time. This song is from 1984. Good reaction as always guys!!
So what happened to Joe. Don't like him anymore? : (
I agree with you. But Jason Becker and Marty Friedman at late 80's. Those guys were just gods to me. Especially Becker. Cant imagine if he were able to nowadays. He would shook the world.
@@alexojeda9048 Yes I still like him but his music is a little to "safe" for me. I like it a little more "crazy".
@@jesseh621 Yes you are right! Cacophony was great! But a lot of people did not know who they were, just us guitarnerds. Marty with Megadeth also, his solos are amazing. Jasons guitarwork on David Lee Roth's song "drop in a bucket is so good. I feel so sad for what happened to him.
\,,/, Rhoads!
Behind the arpeggios ---which are always amazing, is a really beautiful melody in this song.
Yeah, it is an amazing melody.
I went to school with him as a kid in sweden
gick yngve i skolan? hehe, kidding. hans första platta under sitt egna namn är fantastiskt...
the young yngwie playing boure , and just playing with his instrument , it´s like out of this world. What a great musician.
Absolutely,one of the greatest guitarist to ever grace the stage!!!!
More Malmsteen!!!
This is only scratching the surface of his talent
there he is! the man himself! if you watched the ralph macchio movie, "Crossroads", you've envisioned guitar battles between your favorites. Yngwie will always be my top pick vs Anybody.
Speaking of steve vai (crossroads), some of my favorite colab stuff is yngwie, satriani, and vai at G3
Only guy I'd put forward in that battle is Norifumi Shima
Yngwie was not in that movie, at all... That was Steve Vai and Ry Cooder.
Crossroads battle was soooo sick, with Vai....vs Vai....
I saw him play live at the Ryman in Nashville 7 years ago. He closed with this song. Everyone in the crowd was waiting for this. I swear to god he threw his guitar at least 20 feet in the air during a shred and caught it, then continued to shred. I will never forget that show.
Yngwie - is the the proud grandpa of all modern crazy speed guitar players ) I mean he was the 1st one to invent this neo-classic style on electric guitar and his skills were bananas at the time he appeared on stage. He is still bananas though ) Respect! )
Mamsteen is a god. I remember when this came out. Changed the entire guitar landscape. I got the guitar tab for that 1st album just so I could look at it knowing I could never play it.
I saw him 30 years ago and 2 years ago. Still amazing.
I understand why some people don't like his music, but you can't deny his technical skills and legacy
Just watching this I cannot believe it has been 28 years when I first seen him live.. .. where has the time gone!!
The man the myth the legend YJM is in a class all by him self there are other guitarist but his playing is epic
The best quote I've readed. Malmsteen is a guitar God and he will tell you that.
Finally found a real guitar player 😂 look those faces so cool! This man is the top of the top guitar players! Enjoy!
It’s Yngwie!
I saw him open for AC/DC on their Fly On The Wall tour.
Far Beyond the Sun live in Leningrad next!!! One of the best performances he put on in his prime!!!
imagine being 20 rows from the stage, and feeling that sound up close
I will be 4 rows from the front July 24 in Clearwater, Fl. Cannot wait!!
It's really hard to describe Yngwie. He was in many bands before making one with his namesake. He doesn't seem to have much use for singers, even though he's had a ton of great ones. A revolving door really. I was 14 when his first record came out and at that time his facility was jaw dropping.
Oh the 80's and In Yngwie's case the 90s... and 2000's.... just keeping the dream alive. I think he might be the last rock star left on this planet, and If he lives to be 100, he will be back in style again haha :-P
Who and What you witnessed was a Guitar Legend. The man has maintained the same type of musicianship since he first came to the states. He , like me came from Stockholm Sweden.
Ive been a fan for 25 years . Still get goosebumps .
happy to see you both enjoyed this rendition of Black Star :)
Jimmy, Eddie and Yngwie were the three game changers.
Satriani brought instrumental guitar to the masses with radio success. Steve Vai brought complete mastery of the instrument. Even Tom Morello, love him or hate him, brought a completely new approach to leads. Hendrix is the forefather of all these guys and deserves inclusion, as does Beck for his unique mastery.
Miss the guitar hero days. Haven't heard of any masters under 50 years old. A dying art
Tosin Abasi and Guthrie Govan come immediately to mind.
The looks on your faces was the same look I had on mine 30 years ago when I first heard YJM's Rising Force and Marching Out. He is and always will be one of my favorite guitarists of all time.
Fun fact. Akron's own Tim Ripper Owens was the singer on 2 Yngwie albums.
Listen far beyond the sun!
You are such a BEAUTIFUL COUPLE.I love you both! From Cleveland Tenn. USA
In my day this was called "Bach Rock" because of its classical sound. A lot of people didn't like it, but, being a guitar afficiondo, I couldn't get enough. For more, check out Joe Satriani or Tony Macalpine
У меня до сих пор сохранилась виниловая пластинка с концертом Ингви Мальмстина, 1989 год.
do not know much about him, BUT that bending & vibrato heavenly -- incredible!!
In his prime this man was unreal and untouchable. His name and presence commanded a near godlike respect. I don't blame him for the ego and self destruction. 99% of us would've done the same if not worse if we had his talent. People can match early Yngwei's speed but I'm yet to see someone match his vibrato and feel.
Yngwie Malmsteen is AMAZING! You have to check out Steve Vai - “For the Love of God”. It will blow you away as well! 🤘🎸
my friend had the best reaction to him he went to a concert in 86 i asked what was he like he said ..dude his fingers looked like worms going crazy
got to see him live in his prime drunk falling off stage wiped out his mic stand roadie came out to grab it he spun the guitar around the headstock clocked the guy in the head knocked him right out and still managed to do the best cover of all along the watch tower i have ever heard never missed a beat
He is from swedon his origanal backup band were all from swedon maybe some are still now .if u liked that one check out I Am A Viking by Malmsteen live in tokyo 85 (with Jeff Scott Soto on lead Voxals) he is an awesome singer btw.and this song is Fire
You are watching the guitar god!!!!!
Yngwie J. Malmsteen is an alive "guitar god" , living through our time!!! ENJOY!! Nice reaction guys!!!
One of the best shows I've ever been to... G3... Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, and Yngwie Malmsteen... all 3 are guitar gods...
An incredible performance! Love it!
i have the video godamn its good i think vai was the best of both worlds
He's in the top 5 best guitarists of all time. He's in my top 3.
He works with some of the best voices in melodic metal as well. Mark Boals, Jeff Scott Soto, Joe Lynn Turner (Rainbow), Doogie White (Rainbow), Tim Owens (Judas Priest), Mike Vescera (Loudness), and others.
The Yngwie Malmsteen Collection album came out in 1992. I wore out that freaking CD. Every song is fire.
Love your content guys. You are so animated! ✌️🤟
Yes!!! I love this song, it always gets me!🥰
Love from the Central Valley California
The godfather of the Neo-Classical style.
Yngwie is probably on of the world's most influential guitarists. Over 20 albums recorded with some of the best vocalists. this song is from yngwie's first solo album from 1984. He is from sweden but moved to the USA in 1983 to join Steeler, then Alcatrazz and has been solo since 1985
He's making love to that guitar. Look at the facial expressions he's making. Did you catch how he was eating it out towards the beginning?
This is basically his music. When he's part of another band there are lyrics and structure, mostly forced on him by other people. When he writes his own stuff he just writes a crazy guitar solo and then records bass tracks behind it. His two main influences are Jimi Hendrix (where he gets the playing with his teeth and behind his back) and classical violinist Niccolo Paganini (where he gets the wild arpeggios). This is the technical level that practicing 8 hours per day for decades will get you.
he was playing it with his teeth, a nod to Hendrix who also did that sometimes
love the look of confusion on you guys faces through first half of video : )
Awesome guitar player yeah 🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥
Until today, I thought I was an ignorant musician......but now I feel a lot better about myself.
In a word, MALMSTEEN!
Never saw this particular version of Black Star, there’s a longer one. Another amazing guitarist is Joe Satriani. The two are among the greatest,along with Eddie Van Halen,KK Downing and Glen Tipton.
Been listening to Yngwie since he was 16 in Steeler.
RISING SUN ! RISING SUN ! RISING SUUUUUN!!!
“why have i never heard of these guys?” lol 😂
He is my favourite guitar player
I keep hearing "these guys" lol. Yngwie Malmsteen is a solo artist from Sweden. He sometimes calls his band Rising Force but the musicians shuffle around with only Yngwie as the constant.
Yngwie Johann is a Legend simply.
I've always been fan of Yngwie, Vai and Satriani. But have you ever heard a solo of Timo Tolki from old Stratovarius ??? He's great too. They are my 4 fantastic💖
He was the first Guitar heroe, He was the first to have sold a purely instrumental album and turned it into millionaire sales thus creating the path for the other guitar heroes of his time
This is true metal, long live Malmsteen
Yngwie Malmteen is the greatest guitarist ever to have set foot on the earth.
That wasnt a guitar solo but one of his first of many instrumentals
We have a lot of good guitarists in Sweden. I know you like Tommy Johansson too. But we have alot of them. Enjoy!
Ya prob already got it but Stockholm Sweden.....about 17 when going to cali......"wonderchild" just like Jason Becker but never got ALS.....
For me, 'black star' which is performed by Yngwie Malmsteen totally special dedication & refering to Jimi Hendrix... As we know, Jimi Hendrix is also the one an influencing Malmsteen's technics in guitar playing... From: Malaysia
Go back and check out "I'll see the light tonight" live in 1985.
The guitar wirl (around his neck), he invented it. The playing with the teeth thing, he was inspired by Jimi Hendrix.
Yngwie is one of the OG guitar gods, he probably invented all those tricks. ;)
the master !!
I'm italian and my country give the most contribute to classical music (baroque, classicism, romanticism), with Malmsteen and John Roth I have learned to applicate my knowledge of classical music to metal!
Yngwie is the GUITAR HERO.
Luca Turilli/Rhapsody are awesome too!
@@revylokesh1783 Yeah, great stuff too!
The godfather of neo-classical metal which influenced most metal guitar playing we have today.
@Angie Barclay I have but I never realized that was done so much earlier than the 80s. Thank you!
The Best❤
Yngwie=best guitarist ever
the howling wail at 8:00 is sick
Wow!Wow!Wow! Yngwie Malmsteen fantastic！！！
Yngwie Malmsteen is from Sweden originally. His main influences are Bach, Paganini and Jimmy Hendrix. He emerged on the scene as a member of Steeler, Alcatraz and then as a solo artist in the Eighties. He is a virtuoso and a living legend. You should listen to his first several albums. Trilogy and Odyssey contain some of his best songwriting. BTW, the guy is 6' 3" so he's no little guitar punk. Big in stature as he is in legend.
You are looking at the guy who change guitar for Heavy bands in the '80s. He is the one who put shredding on the map at just 18yrs. old. Every Heavy band to this day shreds and can thank Yngwie for it all. Eddie Van Halen introduced tricks and tapping to the world in 1978 but many of the so called hair bands copied him to some extent but Yngwie inspired the progressive bands like Helloween and Marty Friedman before he joined Megedeth and brought that style to them during their glory days.
malmsteen is the best of all time
Nobody has mastered the guitar like Yngwie.
As Razorfist said " there's a right way to do metal, and a wrong way. Then there's the Ynwie!"
Check out his song/video Heaven Tonight... It was HUGE on MTV back in the day. BIG radio hit for him.
The guy plays more notes in two minutes than what many bands play in their entire album. Let that sink in because it’s not an exaggeration lol
yes yes power of 80s
He is a GOD!
Master yangwie is one of them who have feel and emotions even a fuckin killer shred
"Mors Principium Est - Lost in a Starless Aeon" - You won't regret it ;)
I have almost every album by Yngwie on cd
So many good Yngwie numbers - my preferences are from Seventh Sign
Odyssey and Eclipse are my fave albums
Now do the japanese philharmonic orchestra concert :P
I've seen one video where Yngwie doesn't do his normal things...one. All besides he has been icon to new school guitarist.
This is gonna be a Rocker ride. Say Ing-wee
Her face expression 2:18 says everything about Malmsteen music.
I've got the same opinion