"Art and endless speed, Yngwie Malmsteen " 2024 アートとエンドレススピード 

So we need to Salute Ritchie Blackmore...the GOD of Neo Classical...

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From the badges on the guitars, I think yngwie likes Ferraris!

​, Yes, he is a big fan of the Ferrari brand. He has been to the Ferrari factory in Maranello several times

He's good, but Nuno and Jimi Bell are better!

He beats himself frequently these days. I bet he's got a Ferrari for sale.

He is one of the few people ...keeps the 80's feel alive......🎉

On GOD

Visually, sounds become five strobe lights, all at different intervals, in a hall of mirrors. Despite limitless skill, how long until it is not processable or enjoyed. Baroque is polyrhythmic, fluid and ethereal. Do that.

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Yes! If you sit two songs side by side, the song with more notes wins, period! That's how it works!

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Imagine bach meeting him, oh the masterpieces

@UnderPeruvianSky Bach would find his simple endless baroque cliches tiresome​. Just because you can play a little baroque riffs and butcher Bach doesn't mean you compare to Bach in anyway.

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@@HarrisIsACackleChamp no problem. Now go listen to some real Bach

Osea,ya no es un gran guitarrista.Te puedo decir que el sigue siendo el mismo y hoy más que nunca hace lo que le place en el escenario.Te invito a ver la presentación: "live in The Kingsdom in sweden 2024

He’s very rough. Missing a lot of notes.

Right, because you two goobers said so

Welcome 😊

RIP Dime & Vinnie

Woeeii... Pulang2 kejauhan mainnya😁😁.. btw Yngwie the one n the only 🤟🤟

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Fire and Ice was fantastic, then a few more great to decent albums and by the mid 90s I agree with you. But I do think Odyssee is overrated and Fire and Ice underrated.

you talk about him but you don't know him

Near that in terms of ego or playing? Your comment is a bit unclear

Ego is to big for me now.

I dig Yngwie but I totally feel and get where you're coming from 😉

One leads to the other. No Hendrix no Malmsteen. Hendrix wrote the book on the electric guitar. Malmsteen expanded it. People would be playing like Chuck Berry without Hendrix. Shredders always underestimate him and Blackmore is straight up Proto- Malmsteen. The man did invent sweep picking and first started combining classical and rock music. Early on YJM's Rising Force was sometimes accused of just being a revamped Rainbow, which I strongly disagree with however the similarity is there. Blackmore took more from medieval music Malmsteen is Baroque through and through. Almost all his licks are Bach, Paganini or Vivaldi. I agree that Clapton is totally overrated. He also became a huge racist after Hendrix made him almost quit by playing way way waaaay better. Dunno why you would want your blues from Clapton when there is Albert King, BB, SRV later etc... Page is a fantastic musician even if he's not the cleanest live player. But listen to Since I've been loving you and tell that's not one of the tastiest lead parts ever performed. I think out of all previously mentioned Blackmore and Malmsteen are the best songwriters. Both of them wrote songs, riffs and lead parts that will be remembered forever. Child in Time, Fireball, Stargazer, All I want is Everything, Rising Force etc... the electric guitar is new. There was no handbook, no correct way of playing, no tradition of combining genres no guidance on how to hold a pick or alternate vs economy picking. They just made it up as they went along taking from the last generation and inspiring the next to do even better. No Les Paul or Albert King, means no Hendrix, no Hendrix means music as we know it, heavily distorted guitar sound, shredding all that didn't exist. People thought Johnny B Goode is the most impressive thing that can be done on guitar. Then Hendrix made everyone realise they could barely play and everyone sat down and relearnt the instrument properly and all those guys, be it Page Clapton, Beck, Blackmore etc... went on to develop the instrument and inspire Yngwie, who in turn again taught everyone they can barely play (Eddie too) and that culminated in 80s shredder music. Which I love. No Yngwie no George Lynch either. But no Hendrix no, Yngwie, no Blackmore. We stand on the shoulders of giants, Yngwie is no different

@@user-lv7ph7hs7l can't really disagree w/anything you say, but condensed I'll just say no Blackmore=no Yngwie