Far beyond the sun/Yngwie Malmsteen 

あーいう風にしてピッキングハーモニックス出してるんですねしかもフロントで勉強になります。

Yeah, it's ridiculous how, in the middle of all that shredding, he even gets all the p.u. switching right too.

You start playing Yngwie you get fat, simplest rule ever.

そして、美味しい！

@@おばけねこ-n3l さらにコテで弾く事もできるらしいですよ🎸

食べてみたい！

さらにソースをギターにペイントしたりも

ギターうまいお好み焼き店主 お好み焼き界の杉谷拳士みたいですね

That is funny....because it's probably true. LOL

Man you are stupid

Agreed, he plays it so badly these days, when you watch him play it in 1985 and then watch him play it now it's sometimes unbelievable that it's the same person. His speed is still there but his playing isn't (and if someone doesn't understand that comment they will never be able to have it explained to them)

@@drexlspivey5828 I have seen him live at least 12 times over the years, and though he says this is always a favorite of his to play, he just seems extremely bored playing it. It's pretty much the same with "Black Star" live as well. He will play uptempo and beyond, and the beautiful phrasing just seems to have disappeared in lieu of pure speed runs.. He used to be so articulate and tasteful, but he seems to have been on autopilot for a long time now. Solos were clearly structured over the first several albums, and of course some scattered over the years. But he's devolved into a pure shred-machine, and not a particularly clean one, at that.. This takes nothing away from being a true innovator of electric guitar; there is no modern Neo-classical school of playing without him, despite what detractors will say nowadays. But try doing a search of "Yngwie special man" from around the "Trilogy" period or shortly thereafter. You'll find the master in peak form there, and it's still amazing to behold..

emanentduciel desespoirs それってコピーじゃないの？

それ、カバーとコピーは違うしコメ主のはコピー

+Ed M Look for the tape that combines 'Bark at the Moon' with 'Into the Arena'. He does a devastating job on those.

I was asking myself the same question. His tone is perfect. He just makes it look too easy!

Yes,i believe he owns it.

Ain't it? It looks effortless! It's all about the economy of motion I guess LOL Bruce Lee