For a guy everyone says is arrogant and egocentric. He's far more interesting and interactive with the interviewer than most any other guitarists I've seen.
He really mellowed out in the recent years. At the same time I don't blame him. Imagine coming to the United States when you're young in the 80s and you are a claimed as the best guitarist. I would talk shit for sure lol.
@@joshmuz9018 I don't recall any official thing but when he released his first solo album it was a bit of a thing that he was considered the best guitarist at that time. I still believe that in 84-88 he was the best guitarist, amazing player. Too bad about his car accident, he wasn't the same after. Edit: I checked rising force won best rock album (i guess for that year) and was nominated for a grammy but didn't win. Safe to say that anybody that plays guitar would be completely dumb to not have any respect for him. Rising force was a game changer.
BEST interview I've seen with him. You mixed it up with him, asked great questions, and let him speak. This was excellent. Worth multiple watches. Yngwie seemed really natural, relaxed, and seemed to really be enjoying it. I enjoyed this IMMENSELY. VERY interesting conversation.✌
Ymgwie is my age, and when he speaks about things from the 70s, etc, it makes sense to me. Like everything in life we have to choose what we are going to do, and commit to it. People like Yngwei have an obsession with being the best, and that's why they become the best and bring value to our lives. They are rare, and that's why we love them. Yngwei included!
Yngwie is a "purist". He's Integral! He is True. He is the Absolute 💯🔥👌😍❤🙌💯🔥👌😍❤🙌💯🔥👌😍❤BEST!!. THAT'S WHY I WILL LOVE HIM ETERNALLY!☀️☀️💗❤❤❤💗💗💗💖💖💖💖😇💋💋👍💪🎸🔥❤💗
I think he's still narcissistic and somewhat arrogant, he's just learned how to hide it better and keep it in check. He's still a great guitarist though.
Well yes, he single handedly created a highly influential genre of guitar playing, has sold millions of records during his lifetime, sold out stadiums in his 20s, and was arguably the most revered/feared guitarist during his prime. Hell, if I was a teenager and had that magical bona-fide rockstar combination, I'm sure it would have messed with my head a little bit, no less because the rockstar environment during the time leaned towards the excess anyway (just look at any 70s and 80s rockumentary). Even Steve Vai said somewhere that he was also young and arrogant to an extent at the time. He certainly looks like he's mellowed down a lot. No doubt deep inside he's a nice guy, and it really is nice to see him bring that out nowadays.
@@JonathanGrahamMusic Thanks for this Jonathan, this is the best interview I've seen of him so far. I've never seen him "open up" like this in a loooong time. Well done sir!
Interview chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:48 Yngwie on the passion and intensity of 'Parabellum' 1:57 How Yngwie works on an album 6:33 The key to great Improvisation 9:48 Yngwie explains the first time he heard himself recorded 11:00 The importance of recording yourself when playing 11:47 How an unknown tape speed helped Yngwie push his playing faster 13:43 What challenges YJM? 16:03 Hundreds of unheard Malmsteen tracks is the vault? 16:56 YJM's on Cameo 17:35 Picking up vintage guitars over the years 18:50 Old guitar = Mojo? 19:24 Why Yngwie doesn't play 'The Duck' anymore. 20:17 Scalloping the neck on vintage Strats 21:44 Not being dependant on one instrument 22:00 What happens if you drop one of YJM's guitars? 23:44 Yngwie and a 7-string? 24:19 The origin of "more is more" 25:00 'Inspiration' turns 25 years old 25:45 'Inspiration' part 2, a classical version? 26:29 What tracks would make the cut of 'Inspiration' part 2 27:49 The incredible story of how Yngwie's '80s shows in Russia came to be 31:47 Yngwie's opinion on the "Winds of Change" CIA rumour 32:20 What does Yngwie like to do on his days off?
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What a legend. (stupid comment but that word comes to my mind every time I listen to him)
Yngwie's new album is fantastic and aggressive, Yngwie is like a family member to me only much more influential, for 30 plus years my entire life had his music as a soundtrack, not to mention if it wasn't for Yngwie i'd never pick up a guitar i am certain of it. The interviewer looks and sounds like young Doogie White.
I’m pretty sure most of you English speaking fans have missed a very funny little detail on the fire and ice album.The viola player was apparently a hassle to work with.Per Högberg is his real name.Yngwie’s revenge was to give him a new name in the credit list.It’s all up to you now to google why Per Bögberg is so funny for us swedes.Ok not a politically correct joke but hey it was 1992. :)
Great interview. I remember watching the Leningrad concert guitar solo when I bought the VHS in 1990: still remains, for me, one of the most astonishing uses of the electric guitar ever. Also, I love Yngwie's cover album, 'Inspiration'. Even the artwork is amazing: stormy night, ancient ruined Doric columned temple, and a rainbow!
I so wish Yngwie went back into proper production. Parabellum is not bad, but honestly, it would be a masterpiece if it had the vocals and production of let's say Magnum Opus or Seventh Son.
Man! Yngwie its a very carismatic guy! This interview its far one of the best that I ever seen... The questions are deep, even the chemistry between Jonathan and Yngwie are amazing! And man the history of his father... Oh man, Amazing!! The entire interview its amazing! We need more of the maestro.. Well, more is more actually hahaha... Thanks for sharing this!
YNGWIE wow! G3- Satriani,Vai,... then that moment happens when you hear Malmsteens guitar...WOW!!! I like the way Zakk said it , "the best of the best were all benching 4-500lbs. and YNGWIE came in benching 1200 lbs. yeah... It's a great time to be alive! TKS YJM
AND his dad was 007 material, WHO got him some gigs behind the iron curtain. He seems down to earth. When you can peel off casual Paganini style runs and chat, that's not natural..
"You've gotta Play the shit out of a guitar, and give it your own MoJo The Duck looks like it got dragged behind a truck ...it's got a lot of Mojo ." --- YJM
He is already playing from mussel memory it's in his DNA allrrsdy he does not have to think it just comes out as he fills I believe that you get to that part of your playing a d it's not magic we as er cont with are guitar or any instrument too think is not to play but not think you play your best guitar and it's not the instrument you end up the instrument...Roland J Gutierrez from Magdalena New Mexico USA
Great interview! Having been an Yngwie fan since the 80s I’m often bored hearing interviewers direct him to the same old stories and responses but this was refreshingly different. You’re obviously a big fan and found the perfect balance here. Loved your reference to the Inspiration album. Brilliant LP but one of the appeals to this is the amazing vocal contributions from the guests. I’ll always love Yngwie and while I enjoy bits of the new record I still crave the older stuff with the great singers. Thanks for the interview though ... brilliant.
Great interview, nice to hear a prepared interviewer asking a bit different that the usual things. Hope you get credits when Yngwie makes a classical record 😊
Saw Yngwie on 12/4/21 at The Apollo in Belvidere, IL, what a show. Let me tell you, I was not prepared to be blown away. If you think he ever "left", I am here to tell you the dude is back in a big way. Lean, mean and humble with ridiculous chops, the Swede is here to remind you what made him famous. Two weeks later, I am asking myself how this is possible at 58 yoa...he looks 35. Do not miss his show-it is a must see. By the way, an intelligent interview with great chemistry. Easily one of the best I have seen in years with Yngwie. Thanks!!
Question to Gi that I've been wondering about. At what stage did Yngwie start routinely using economy picking (beyond the obvious use within sweeps)? I'm not sure on his earliest stuff he was doing it, but he certainly was by a certain point, any ideas at what point? Or was he in fact doing it from the start (in terms of his recorded output)?
It’s great to know he is doing awesome and still staying busy ,I wish he asked him how he is doing on his health, We have lost many a great and iconic players lately it seems
Always great to hear Yngwie talk about his playing & music....Instant composition is an interesting way to describe his soloing. As for the less is more/ more is more debate whenever I hear the movie AMADEUS (1984) with Mozart when I hear that clown say...'Too many notes Mozart,,,just lose a few' I always laugh thinking of these people who try to criticize Yngwie ....What they don't understand is that Yngwie's speed is part of his EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION thru his instrument .....Restrict that with someone prescribing how many notes to play & you'd be restricting his emotional expressiveness....Very Good question asking him about hearing himself on tape for the first time.....What Yngwie describes is exactly what I felt when hearing myself back on tape ....Same urge to make it sound better all the time....I remember hearing that when he was young Yngwie used to work in a guitar workshop actually carving scalloped fingerboards....He was very much into modifying his instrument like ED (EVH) was.....When he was a kid before he carved out his own path as a player his natural ear was so good that on MADE IN JAPAN album he could take Blackmore's guitar off the right channel of the vinyl stereo player & Reproduce note for note EXACTLY what was originally played on there so his mates couldn't tell the difference. He would say...Actually, its ME not Ritchie , & they'd go 'Dont believe you, you're nuts' ! ..lol...But it WAS Yngwie......Though great at what he does I don't think Ritchie could reproduce some of the technical stuff Yngwie does though...omg...lol
I love Yngwie's music since i first heard it back in '85... and that was the first time i ever heard Alcatrazz No parole..., Rising Force 1st album and even Steeler...so it was all at once and then Marching Out and Trilogy the year after etc. With that said, i've known his albums one after another, some i like them more and some i like them slightly less. Him singing all the songs is something i still don't understand when you have so many great singers in your past and available but that's him, that's the way he likes it now, and that's how it will be in the future i guess. Anyway good interview.
Sometimes a lil too much for this geezer,but dig YM anyway.. request for the man,can ya write a couple slower burners and bring back JLT for a couple guest numbers...Tanx fer considering!!!
Yngwie is a great guitar player...he's better at improvising already great songs rather than writing his own.....just saying....same for Satriani, Vai, Petrucci, etc...
Everybody seems to slam this guy but I've watched 5-6 interviews form the last few years to recent and Yngwie seems very chill and friendly, maybe he's just matured and grown up? Still a genius nevertheless! Great interview mate! 👍👍
Another hardware endorser, son of a military man, aristocracy, etc... dong well in the world of "art"... It is a russian province after all, who knew...
Never knew YM had a drummer brother? Shame he didn’t stay in the band ,they could’ve really rivalled the Vanhalens,but I guess Yngwie fired his brother at the age of 12😆
Amazing interview, good chemistry between the 2 man. Yngwie is intelligent not arrogant. Intelligent people are often misunderstood. I love this man and he looks amazing. I am 4 years older and can tell you thats the truth. Great Great guitarist. I do love Bach too.
Brilliant interview Jonathan. It’s easy to see you know your stuff and It’s clear that Yngwie appreciates your thoughtful questions. Best interview with him on the tube apart from the last one you did with him. 👏
Thank you, Digby. That means a lot, I really appreciate you watching (both vids) and taking the time to comment. More questions left over for a part 3 once Yngwie returns to the UK 👍
Man, I don't want to turn this off! But I can't afford to go to work unless I go to work, so off I go! The comments on improvisation are gold. I'm a visual artist, not a musician, but I can so relate to a one off approach. Great interview!
I can understand why he doesn't play The Duck, believe me, if I was given that guitar I would play it all day every day but to him it's probably just a not as good version of his specifically designed ones, he won't see the 'fanboy' thing with that guitar the way we do haha
Ygnwie is an international spy masquerading as a guitar virtuoso in his lifelong attempt to steal car building secrets from Ferrari. He has been smuggling the scalloped wood from all his guitars to make classic Russian steering wheels.
I recall a soviet sub parlaying through ytre arne Norway as the air raid sirens went off as a kid living there . little did I know , yngwie was doing his thing as a kid next door in sweden.
For a guy everyone says is arrogant and egocentric. He's far more interesting and interactive with the interviewer than most any other guitarists I've seen.
My thoughts exactly!
He really mellowed out in the recent years. At the same time I don't blame him. Imagine coming to the United States when you're young in the 80s and you are a claimed as the best guitarist. I would talk shit for sure lol.
@@efwfew he was? What year did they say that about him in
@@joshmuz9018 I don't recall any official thing but when he released his first solo album it was a bit of a thing that he was considered the best guitarist at that time. I still believe that in 84-88 he was the best guitarist, amazing player. Too bad about his car accident, he wasn't the same after.
Edit: I checked rising force won best rock album (i guess for that year) and was nominated for a grammy but didn't win. Safe to say that anybody that plays guitar would be completely dumb to not have any respect for him. Rising force was a game changer.
yep I was just thinking he seems happy to talk very sincere in this interview.
BEST interview I've seen with him. You mixed it up with him, asked great questions, and let him speak. This was excellent. Worth multiple watches. Yngwie seemed really natural, relaxed, and seemed to really be enjoying it. I enjoyed this IMMENSELY. VERY interesting conversation.✌
Ymgwie is my age, and when he speaks about things from the 70s, etc, it makes sense to me.
Like everything in life we have to choose what we are going to do, and commit to it. People like Yngwei have an obsession with being the best, and that's why they become the best and bring value to our lives. They are rare, and that's why we love them. Yngwei included!
Now there's no passion for everything everything is s***
Yngwie is a "purist". He's Integral! He is True. He is the Absolute 💯🔥👌😍❤🙌💯🔥👌😍❤🙌💯🔥👌😍❤BEST!!. THAT'S WHY I WILL LOVE HIM ETERNALLY!☀️☀️💗❤❤❤💗💗💗💖💖💖💖😇💋💋👍💪🎸🔥❤💗
I hate it when people say Yngwie is an arrogant jerk. Every interview I've ever seen him he is a sweet guy
We always love chatting with Yngwie.
Well everyone is a little arrogant when they're young. If you're not you're not in a band. 🤟😎
I think he's still narcissistic and somewhat arrogant, he's just learned how to hide it better and keep it in check. He's still a great guitarist though.
Well yes, he single handedly created a highly influential genre of guitar playing, has sold millions of records during his lifetime, sold out stadiums in his 20s, and was arguably the most revered/feared guitarist during his prime. Hell, if I was a teenager and had that magical bona-fide rockstar combination, I'm sure it would have messed with my head a little bit, no less because the rockstar environment during the time leaned towards the excess anyway (just look at any 70s and 80s rockumentary). Even Steve Vai said somewhere that he was also young and arrogant to an extent at the time.
He certainly looks like he's mellowed down a lot. No doubt deep inside he's a nice guy, and it really is nice to see him bring that out nowadays.
I absolutely agree
I'm a simple man, I see and YJM interview, I click
The Maestro himself
“Vivaldi is great everything he did was great.” - Yngwie Malmsteen
Vivaldi is Absolutely my favourite Classical - Baroquean Master !!
probably one of the best interviews of him I've ever seen, congrats man!
Thank you for watching, and the kind words.
It would so hard to interview guys like Yngwie and not just nerd out over the ideas, the playing, the execution. it's all insane
Incredible to see Jonathan talk with Yngwie, such a fan just like us.
I totally am! Big fan since the '90s. Thanks for watching.
@@JonathanGrahamMusic Thanks for this Jonathan, this is the best interview I've seen of him so far. I've never seen him "open up" like this in a loooong time. Well done sir!
Master Yngwie.... always has been.... always will be.
Yngwie is so awesome. The master of guitar! Thanks for this great interview
Yngwie called Jonathan “bro” 😎cool.
I loved that. He's such a legend
Interview chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:48 Yngwie on the passion and intensity of 'Parabellum'
1:57 How Yngwie works on an album
6:33 The key to great Improvisation
9:48 Yngwie explains the first time he heard himself recorded
11:00 The importance of recording yourself when playing
11:47 How an unknown tape speed helped Yngwie push his playing faster
13:43 What challenges YJM?
16:03 Hundreds of unheard Malmsteen tracks is the vault?
16:56 YJM's on Cameo
17:35 Picking up vintage guitars over the years
18:50 Old guitar = Mojo?
19:24 Why Yngwie doesn't play 'The Duck' anymore.
20:17 Scalloping the neck on vintage Strats
21:44 Not being dependant on one instrument
22:00 What happens if you drop one of YJM's guitars?
23:44 Yngwie and a 7-string?
24:19 The origin of "more is more"
25:00 'Inspiration' turns 25 years old
25:45 'Inspiration' part 2, a classical version?
26:29 What tracks would make the cut of 'Inspiration' part 2
27:49 The incredible story of how Yngwie's '80s shows in Russia came to be
31:47 Yngwie's opinion on the "Winds of Change" CIA rumour
32:20 What does Yngwie like to do on his days off?
What a legend. (stupid comment but that word comes to my mind every time I listen to him)
Yngwie's new album is fantastic and aggressive, Yngwie is like a family member to me only much more influential, for 30 plus years my entire life had his music as a soundtrack, not to mention if it wasn't for Yngwie i'd never pick up a guitar i am certain of it. The interviewer looks and sounds like young Doogie White.
I wish I had Doogie's talent 😂
@@JonathanGrahamMusic My God, you just said it!! That's the very same thought that bumped into mind as soon as I saw him!!😃💪💪🎸🔥❤💗💖💖
I’m pretty sure most of you English speaking fans have missed a very funny little detail on the fire and ice album.The viola player was apparently a hassle to work with.Per Högberg is his real name.Yngwie’s revenge was to give him a new name in the credit list.It’s all up to you now to google why Per Bögberg is so funny for us swedes.Ok not a politically correct joke but hey it was 1992. :)
That Russian story involving his dad is quite interesting.
It really was. Fascinating to find that out.
There s a pic with his dad in Russia if i don't mistake
@@Nissardpertugiu Yes!
That was an incredible story about the Russian shows. Kudos to the interviewer there, he knew his shit
Fantastic props to the interviewer - one of the best I've ever seen!
Thanks guys, it's always a lot of fun chatting to Yngwie.
This was by far THE most amazing interview with Yngwie, like EVER!!!
Great interview. I remember watching the Leningrad concert guitar solo when I bought the VHS in 1990: still remains, for me, one of the most astonishing uses of the electric guitar ever. Also, I love Yngwie's cover album, 'Inspiration'. Even the artwork is amazing: stormy night, ancient ruined Doric columned temple, and a rainbow!
"it's so groovy I can't stand it"
Yngwie J Malmsteen.
Yngwie is CANDID ,That's why i love yngwie . 62 Marshall to a Neive preamp into an Apollo . tells it like it is .
Fantastic interview! Finally different questions and a totally different vibe. You need to do more interviews with him. Great to see him so jovial 👌
Thanks! Did this one with him a few years back that you might like too ruclips.net/video/aCmlvL-tO5I/видео.html
I so wish Yngwie went back into proper production. Parabellum is not bad, but honestly, it would be a masterpiece if it had the vocals and production of let's say Magnum Opus or Seventh Son.
Real drums too
Oh, god! Yes, real drums and some better bass playing.
Man! Yngwie its a very carismatic guy! This interview its far one of the best that I ever seen... The questions are deep, even the chemistry between Jonathan and Yngwie are amazing! And man the history of his father... Oh man, Amazing!! The entire interview its amazing! We need more of the maestro.. Well, more is more actually hahaha... Thanks for sharing this!
Yngwie is such a legend. Thanks for watching and commenting. 🙏
He must have mellowed with age. His comes across so mellow and friendly these days.
best interview Ive seen ..he seems to open up a little more when theres a skilled interviwer with good questions.
I always find it interesting and fascinating to listen to Yngwie Malmsteen talk.
This is the the most interesting interview/conversation with Yngwie I’ve ever seen!
YNGWIE wow! G3- Satriani,Vai,... then that moment happens when you hear Malmsteens guitar...WOW!!! I like the way Zakk said it , "the best of the best were all benching 4-500lbs. and YNGWIE came in benching 1200 lbs. yeah... It's a great time to be alive! TKS YJM
Magic moments, agreed. Generation Axe. Vai, Malmsteen. Vai reaction to Malmsteen, awesome!
This is such a great interview Jonathan. This is the most I’ve seen Yngwie relaxed in an interview.
AND his dad was 007 material, WHO got him some gigs behind the iron curtain. He seems down to earth. When you can peel off casual Paganini style runs and chat, that's not natural..
"You've gotta Play the shit out of a guitar, and give it your own MoJo The Duck looks like it got dragged behind a truck ...it's got a lot of Mojo ." --- YJM
Fantastic interview to Ywj Malmsteen The Great.
Yngwie looks disheveled, like a mad scientist who has just been consumed with his work. Eating, sleeping, breathing guitar
He is already playing from mussel memory it's in his DNA allrrsdy he does not have to think it just comes out as he fills I believe that you get to that part of your playing a d it's not magic we as er cont with are guitar or any instrument too think is not to play but not think you play your best guitar and it's not the instrument you end up the instrument...Roland J Gutierrez from Magdalena New Mexico USA
Oh shit I thought I was the only one. When I pick up the guitar I pretend that I'm performing.
More is more!
Always
Great interview! Having been an Yngwie fan since the 80s I’m often bored hearing interviewers direct him to the same old stories and responses but this was refreshingly different. You’re obviously a big fan and found the perfect balance here. Loved your reference to the Inspiration album. Brilliant LP but one of the appeals to this is the amazing vocal contributions from the guests. I’ll always love Yngwie and while I enjoy bits of the new record I still crave the older stuff with the great singers. Thanks for the interview though ... brilliant.
Finally, some one asking different intelligent questions. Great interview Jonathan, and to you as well Yngwie.
Thank you for watching, and the kind words. 🙏
Yngwie seems to respond really well to a thoughtful interviewer. He comes across as a really cool guy throughout.
I saw Yngwie play on 3rd July 2014 in Los Angeles. To this day, one of the craziest concerts I have been to.
Thanks for this great Interview ! Probably the best and most interesting Yngwie Malmsteen's interview I've heard in a long time. Congrats keep it up 👌
Thanks for checking it out, glad you enjoyed it!
Hey Rusty Cooley used to always use an 8 string with a low B/A and high A....... so get on it Yngwie.
I am really happy he is still around and producing music. Been a fan since Rising Force.
What a great interview. Thanks for this great questions too. Yngwie rules! What a nice bloke.
Great interview, nice to hear a prepared interviewer asking a bit different that the usual things. Hope you get credits when Yngwie makes a classical record 😊
Thank you! 🙏
Saw Yngwie on 12/4/21 at The Apollo in Belvidere, IL, what a show. Let me tell you, I was not prepared to be blown away. If you think he ever "left", I am here to tell you the dude is back in a big way. Lean, mean and humble with ridiculous chops, the Swede is here to remind you what made him famous. Two weeks later, I am asking myself how this is possible at 58 yoa...he looks 35. Do not miss his show-it is a must see.
By the way, an intelligent interview with great chemistry. Easily one of the best I have seen in years with Yngwie. Thanks!!
Thanks for a great interview! Good questions 👍 I would love to hear inspiration 2 ...
Great interview, thank you!
Question to Gi that I've been wondering about. At what stage did Yngwie start routinely using economy picking (beyond the obvious use within sweeps)? I'm not sure on his earliest stuff he was doing it, but he certainly was by a certain point, any ideas at what point? Or was he in fact doing it from the start (in terms of his recorded output)?
Great interview. Can't wait to hear Parabellum.
I read and heard a lot of interviews with Yngwie in the past. Here I learned some new aspects about him and his playing. Chapeau, Jonathan.
Thanks so much for watching and the kind words!
It’s great to know he is doing awesome and still staying busy ,I wish he asked him how he is doing on his health, We have lost many a great and iconic players lately it seems
So glad I got a chance to meet him very nice and down-to-earth.
He seems like a cool dude.
Informative and insightful interview. Greetings from Melbourne Australia!
Finally someone who asks him the right stuff🙌🙌
Always great to hear Yngwie talk about his playing & music....Instant composition is an interesting way to describe his soloing. As for the less is more/ more is more debate whenever I hear the movie AMADEUS (1984) with Mozart when I hear that clown say...'Too many notes Mozart,,,just lose a few' I always laugh thinking of these people who try to criticize Yngwie ....What they don't understand is that Yngwie's speed is part of his EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION thru his instrument .....Restrict that with someone prescribing how many notes to play & you'd be restricting his emotional expressiveness....Very Good question asking him about hearing himself on tape for the first time.....What Yngwie describes is exactly what I felt when hearing myself back on tape ....Same urge to make it sound better all the time....I remember hearing that when he was young Yngwie used to work in a guitar workshop actually carving scalloped fingerboards....He was very much into modifying his instrument like ED (EVH) was.....When he was a kid before he carved out his own path as a player his natural ear was so good that on MADE IN JAPAN album he could take Blackmore's guitar off the right channel of the vinyl stereo player & Reproduce note for note EXACTLY what was originally played on there so his mates couldn't tell the difference. He would say...Actually, its ME not Ritchie , & they'd go 'Dont believe you, you're nuts' ! ..lol...But it WAS Yngwie......Though great at what he does I don't think Ritchie could reproduce some of the technical stuff Yngwie does though...omg...lol
I love Yngwie's music since i first heard it back in '85... and that was the first time i ever heard Alcatrazz No parole..., Rising Force 1st album and even Steeler...so it was all at once and then Marching Out and Trilogy the year after etc. With that said, i've known his albums one after another, some i like them more and some i like them slightly less. Him singing all the songs is something i still don't understand when you have so many great singers in your past and available but that's him, that's the way he likes it now, and that's how it will be in the future i guess. Anyway good interview.
👑 King
Sometimes a lil too much for this geezer,but dig YM anyway.. request for the man,can ya write a couple slower burners and bring back JLT for a couple guest numbers...Tanx fer considering!!!
Very good interview, you made ym open up and tell cool stories
Yngwie is a great guitar player...he's better at improvising already great songs rather than writing his own.....just saying....same for Satriani, Vai, Petrucci, etc...
This was an excellent interview with Yngwie. Great work Jonathan!
Glad you enjoyed it Nils, thanks for watching and commenting 😎
Thank you for watching, and the kind words.
I saw yngwie Malmsteen in the middle 80s !!!!! Yngwie was like Magic, 😂🤣🤣 of basketball 🏀🏀🏀 o
Yngwie Johann(?)???
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My Brother
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Everybody seems to slam this guy but I've watched 5-6 interviews form the last few years to recent and Yngwie seems very chill and friendly, maybe he's just matured and grown up? Still a genius nevertheless! Great interview mate! 👍👍
Love it.. Yngwie, still THE man
Hell yeah! 🤘
If you have a chance again to ask him a question, I'd like to know, who strings and sets up all his stash of guitars at home?
Another hardware endorser, son of a military man, aristocracy, etc... dong well in the world of "art"... It is a russian province after all, who knew...
Never knew YM had a drummer brother? Shame he didn’t stay in the band ,they could’ve really rivalled the Vanhalens,but I guess Yngwie fired his brother at the age of 12😆
Great Interview!!! Awesome anecdotes like the origen of "More is More" and how he got the gigs in URSS.
Amazing interview, good chemistry between the 2 man. Yngwie is intelligent not arrogant. Intelligent people are often misunderstood. I love this man and he looks amazing. I am 4 years older and can tell you thats the truth. Great Great guitarist. I do love Bach too.
"their eternal embarassement" ... I'd say that's pretty mild.
Brilliant interview Jonathan. It’s easy to see you know your stuff and It’s clear that Yngwie appreciates your thoughtful questions. Best interview with him on the tube apart from the last one you did with him. 👏
Thank you, Digby. That means a lot, I really appreciate you watching (both vids) and taking the time to comment. More questions left over for a part 3 once Yngwie returns to the UK 👍
@@JonathanGrahamMusic Great Jonathan I just can't wait for that to happen...ASAP! YNGWIE , please 🙏💪💪🎸🔥🔥☀️💖return to the UK 🇬🇧where we are!🔥🎸🎸💪💪❤❤❤💗💖👍
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Great Interview,
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Man, I don't want to turn this off! But I can't afford to go to work unless I go to work, so off I go! The comments on improvisation are gold. I'm a visual artist, not a musician, but I can so relate to a one off approach. Great interview!
I can understand why he doesn't play The Duck, believe me, if I was given that guitar I would play it all day every day but to him it's probably just a not as good version of his specifically designed ones, he won't see the 'fanboy' thing with that guitar the way we do haha
Yngwie Malmsteen to say he can play is little of understatement LOL
Im so glad he kicked out his alcohol habit in recent years. Also honestly, great interview. Not the same usual boring questions.
Always like listening to yngwie nice interview
He has become a real pleasant guy, I remember him being quite cocky when he was young. ... anyway great interview
Great interview. The Russian story was crazy!
then explain g everything is emprovised tooo
always a different reason
lololololol
nothing is the same
always cutting edge
Ygnwie is an international spy masquerading as a guitar virtuoso in his lifelong attempt to steal car building secrets from Ferrari. He has been smuggling the scalloped wood from all his guitars to make classic Russian steering wheels.
”I am talking about when I was 8-9 years old…..”
That says it all.
One of the most charismatic and powerful artists i've ever seen live in concert. Amazing energy.
His shows are truly unforgettable.
I saw him with alcatraz. Talus opened.
So exited about the new album and his singing is fkn amazing
imagine if Dino Jelusick was the new singer for Yngwie
Great interview, Jonathan. Thank you.
This morning I woke up with this name in my mind: Swinegwie Malmsteen
Great interview by someone who knows the subject, who probably likes Yngwie's music and asks interesting questions
Thanks for watching. Yes, big fan of Yngwie since the '90s
I recall a soviet sub parlaying through ytre arne Norway as the air raid sirens went off as a kid living there . little did I know , yngwie was doing his thing as a kid next door in sweden.
Yngwie it’s always welcome on my RUclips feed!…
Hell yeah!
great interview. Tank You!
Should have asked him if he likes donuts