All of yngwie albums are like AC/DC albums it's the same yngwie practice regiment over n over l try over the years n after three tunes l leave his stuff get stale quick
Boring as shit. I honestly tried to make it to the end of the video. It just sounds like he's noodling endlessly. Don't get me wrong, Yngwie is an amazing guitarist. This wasn't it. The band is like "Ok, it's the Yngwie Show, see you when he's done. We're going to have a beer, grill some hotdogs, maybe catch movie."
I think I both agree and disagree with you at the same time 😅: It’s indeed “the Yngwie Show” so not much more to say - you either go and get what you get, or you don’t go. You are not provided any other choice. 😅 They made us sign a waiver at the door, so everyone is clear what they’re getting themselves into. 😂 About the noodling, like it was customary in the 80’s the concert had a solo spot for each performer, i.e. “Drum solo”, “Guitar solo” etc. Thankfully, they spared us the “Bass solo”. So this being the designated “Guitar solo” bit, I think he’s entitled to some noodling. It’s not all great, he risks many things and he fails in some of them, but that’s what the guy does and that’s what he likes, so in that respect I think he’s sincere. You gotta hand it to him, if not all the noodling was 100% gold, at least I liked his approach. Would watch again.
@@NakedGuitarCabs I've seen him live twice. I saw him years ago, we're talking late 90s at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach, SC. He actually hung out with us at the tour bus for about an hour after the show. He was struggling with alcohol problems back then, but let me tell you - he's 100 percent genuine. Of course he was younger and the show he put on had more youth energy, and he actually played blues for some of the gig. Phenomenal guitarist, but that's both an understatement and a given now. This show wasn't anything near the show he put on back then. I don't know, maybe its just me. It's just I've seen him do better.
@@thecentralscrutinizerr Yeah dude, wholeheartedly agree with you. Also, cool story thank you for sharing it! I am happy that at least he seems to be in shape and alcohol-free these days. Other than that, Yngwie is Yngwie and should be appreciated as such. :D He does get boring and he does tend to drive in circles a lot, lol far from perfect, but I guess we can all agree the world would be a quieter and much more boring place without him. So cheers and may we all live long to see his next shenanigans. :)
@@thecentralscrutinizerr "This show wasn't anything near the show he put on back then" Well, first of all, he used to have a killer band, including a killer singer. I saw him 3 times, the first one in 96'', he had Mark Boals, Tommy Aldridge, etc... His shows now are lame, so it's their latest albums... big fan here but he's too far from what he once was
Like Malmsteen says... Less isn't more, MORE IS MORE!!!!👍👍👍
Yngwie need bring back all singer make a big world tour. People will go see him
El maestro....
Never ending Malmsteeeeeeen🔥🔥🔥🔥
,,,,,,.......... KING STRAT ,,,,,,,,,,,,......long live the king.......
I love 06:20 to the end. The rest of the solo... Yeah it's Yngwie.
💥🔥🎸🎸🎸🎸💥🔥🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🤘✊🎼🔥
He needs more Marshalls
All of yngwie albums are like AC/DC albums it's the same yngwie practice regiment over n over l try over the years n after three tunes l leave his stuff get stale quick
Boring as shit. I honestly tried to make it to the end of the video. It just sounds like he's noodling endlessly.
Don't get me wrong, Yngwie is an amazing guitarist. This wasn't it. The band is like "Ok, it's the Yngwie Show, see you when he's done. We're going to have a beer, grill some hotdogs, maybe catch movie."
I think I both agree and disagree with you at the same time 😅:
It’s indeed “the Yngwie Show” so not much more to say - you either go and get what you get, or you don’t go. You are not provided any other choice. 😅 They made us sign a waiver at the door, so everyone is clear what they’re getting themselves into. 😂
About the noodling, like it was customary in the 80’s the concert had a solo spot for each performer, i.e. “Drum solo”, “Guitar solo” etc. Thankfully, they spared us the “Bass solo”. So this being the designated “Guitar solo” bit, I think he’s entitled to some noodling. It’s not all great, he risks many things and he fails in some of them, but that’s what the guy does and that’s what he likes, so in that respect I think he’s sincere. You gotta hand it to him, if not all the noodling was 100% gold, at least I liked his approach. Would watch again.
@@NakedGuitarCabs I've seen him live twice. I saw him years ago, we're talking late 90s at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach, SC. He actually hung out with us at the tour bus for about an hour after the show. He was struggling with alcohol problems back then, but let me tell you - he's 100 percent genuine. Of course he was younger and the show he put on had more youth energy, and he actually played blues for some of the gig. Phenomenal guitarist, but that's both an understatement and a given now. This show wasn't anything near the show he put on back then. I don't know, maybe its just me. It's just I've seen him do better.
@@thecentralscrutinizerr Yeah dude, wholeheartedly agree with you. Also, cool story thank you for sharing it! I am happy that at least he seems to be in shape and alcohol-free these days. Other than that, Yngwie is Yngwie and should be appreciated as such. :D He does get boring and he does tend to drive in circles a lot, lol far from perfect, but I guess we can all agree the world would be a quieter and much more boring place without him. So cheers and may we all live long to see his next shenanigans. :)
@@thecentralscrutinizerr "This show wasn't anything near the show he put on back then" Well, first of all, he used to have a killer band, including a killer singer. I saw him 3 times, the first one in 96'', he had Mark Boals, Tommy Aldridge, etc... His shows now are lame, so it's their latest albums... big fan here but he's too far from what he once was