watching this guy play the guitar is so mesmerizing. I know he doesnt really care to show his playing when its not on stage, the feeling for him is everything and the feeling on stage brings out his best. I saw UFO in chicago in 1979 (i think) and michael was all in black, never really moved, and played the stuffing out of his guitar, it was amazing.
i wanna say they had the Outlaws opening for them... and the weird thing is I saw the Scorpions for the first time the same year at the fair, for free.. never heard of them at that time... i think they were promoting Love Drive... they were incredible. who knew there was a connection to the 2 bands, one I loved and one I just discovered. still trips me out. lol
I also would say NOT fastest. Maybe not even proficient (I nominate Steve Morse for that). Now his incredible sense of melody WITH speed is off the charts.
My all time favorite guitarist. I heard him play in UFO when I was about 7 years old and I have followed him ever since. The Blonde bomber. Someday I hope to meet him. I love all hos music especially with Robin Mcauley
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Hello 👋 cristy How're you doing, it's been a long journey, and I'm nothing without amazing fans like you who appreciate my musical craftiness, All love to you and yours ❤️
Agreed, Michael is nice and unfortunately pretty naive, especially in his younger years. He suffered some abuse from his bandmates (most notably Phil Mogg) that makes him pretty paranoid, abusing drugs and have some trust issues in 80's - 90's. Good thing he's cleared up his act and touring with Michael Schenker Fest now! Love you Michael!
@@jean-pierreburgogne2707 some stories i read said that phil sometimes badmouth and even shove michael at times due being a youngest and foreign member of UFO.
Lifelong MS fan here. Around 8:22 you can faintly hear "F***" when he frets the wrong note. Love that it happens to the best. Makes me feel better about my playing.
davy j.y. Oh yes they should have been! Saw them during the Def Leppard "Hysteria tour" back when i was 16,first gig ever,i was frantic...and gutted that they were openning for Def Lep,don't get me wrong,i love them as well but Shenker on his own's more powerful and unique than their both guitarist,he's a legend like EVH and Yngwie! Hello from France :)
I remember seeing him in Wolverhampton. They put out his flying v and it was like shit he's gonna be there any minute now. Lights out and he rocked the shit out of that guitar. Amazing
Psychological problems abound with Michael Schenker. He went through depression, all kinds of things, his ability to play also suffered then returned in last 10 years or so. His interviews are revealing, its like you're watching about 3 or 4 different characters on after the other, at different times in his life. Sadly it looks as if he may never have got himself sorted out.
Met Michael in 92 was touring with Mcauly. I had some connections played in a band but got backstage after the show we talked for about 45 minutes. I had heard he could be kind of an azzhole but he was actually really cool, he actually me hold the original Flying~V the one he's holding in this video and he was showing me about the headstock and how it had been repaired many times with drumsticks. Was just a really iconic memory for me, I was a fledgling young 22yr old guitar player and meeting him was just the most awesome thing at the time, i wasn't all geeked out or nothing it was just awesome to meet someone that influenced me so much. I've been blessed and lucky enough to meet most of the guitar players that i idolized growing up have been very lucky indeed.
I got hooked on UFO as a teen. As a young guitar player I also figured out what I liked so much about UFO. Obviously Michael's guitar playing and sound. At 61 I still like it. I actually got to work with them in the UFO prime period with UFO at a concert in West Virginia of all places. I was the union steward, a very young one of the stagehands union. What a great day that was. I agree about the 50 watt marshall. 100 watts is to much. Tube amps are great. I just played in small and midsized clubs. Even a 50 watt was to much so i used a fender deluxe reverb. Bands would bring 50 and 100 watt amps in the bars and it pushed the volume up so loud that you couldn't possibly get a good mix with clarity. I was also a young learning audio engineer and figured these things out fast. It doesn't matter how good you are if the finished product is garbage because the musicians didn't have the sense to keep the volume at a reasonable level for the sound person to be able to create a good mix. Great days none the less. We all lived and learned.
I too, am a huge fan of UFO. I listen to them, nearly every night. Him and Phil Mogg, made the whole band great. It was a shame, they couldn’t make it work.
@@lauremehrkens5891 They made a lot of money. They became multi millionaires. Certainly enough to live comfortable if they had any sense. Phil and Michael are worth over 5 million each easy. the rest of the hit the band while Shenker was with them did quite well also. Loved that band and that live album is incredible. They are a live band.
Michael claims he was never financially independent until he went solo and I believe him. That's a rough business. They were not paying him properly. He was young and didn't have his own agent or anything. He claims he never owned any property until he went solo after the first couple years when he was the boss and every one else was a hired gun. Makes sense to me and why would he lie about it. He got paid to play gig with the Scorpions and pretty much the same with UFO but he was doing a lot of the writing and got getting any royalty checks. that's where you need to be. Then you have income all year even if you aren't touring. So writing is the way to go. Copywrite your songs.
@@lauremehrkens5891 Have you seen these videos, this is with Hans and Frans frorm the Scorps. Don 't know who the vocalist is rehearsing with them. ua-cam.com/video/BqJ9SNvyt8c/v-deo.html
Actually, That guitar in the video and he had a second one that was the exact same...we're custom guitars...they were not Gibsons...I know the guy who made those guitars for him...Kenny from Performance Guitar in Los Angeles.
Nice to see an interview i havent seen already! I love everything Micheal Schenker! Crazy I guess for a middle age woman.I will someday see him live! Its on my bucket list!Anyway,thanx for the upload! Cheers!
I got what you meant! Lol! Your lucky to have seen them! Michael was in Toronto in January this year,but that's as far as he came into Canada,and I'm on the west coast! Seems if you want to see anyone great,you have to go to Europe.the old bands still actually tour and do festivals!
Fantastic!Must have been great!! I would love to be a part of that kind of day!!You get the music,and you get to meet them.Why did you get rid of your guitar!! I'm just teaching myself!,got an acoustic,! So far I'm liking it other than the sore fingers!Lol! I figured maybe I was to old,but my 20 year old son assures me I'm not,so I will give it a shot.Cheers MetallicBill!
🎸🙋♀️Michael Schenker’s always been my fav guitarist. I’ve played guitar since I was a toddler. Played in 80s bands. Still playing. Too old is something lazy people made up. Lol
Absolutely nothing more, much more less... Michael is the most accomplished guitarist that came out from the 70s, nobody's like him in terms of unmistakable tone, melodic taste, songwriting, creativity and consistency throughout the decades 🤘🤘
Choice is yours, attend a self-proclaimed guitarest preview, or attend a very extraordinary guitarest on paper preview. Cookie cutter ot actual near genious within any stage.
One of the best for sure. UFO certainly had their best years with Michael. He defined that band. Same with the Scorpions although they still had a good following with out him. Just not as big. I went to a concert in Pittsburgh to see UFO and it was when Michael had left the band. I didn't know it and the entire audience didn't either. UFO certainly didn't advertise it. Chapman had taken over for him. the theatre was pretty well full. It was the Stanley Theatre in the downtown cultural district. A big theatre. When UFO hit the stage before the first song was over more than half of the crowd were on their feet screaming Shenker, Shenker, Shenker and booing and screaming where is Michael. Phil stopped the show and actually and begged the audience to give Paul a chance. Every one calmed down and it was decent show but it wasn't UFO with Shenker. I was disappointed. I did like the band so i stayed but I would not have bought tickets if I had known he wasn't going to be the touring guitarist with them. I suppose this around 78 maybe a bit later. i cold look it up but why bother. First tour with Chapman after Michael left. Chapman is a very good player but he doesn't have that special magic the Shenk has. I also worked a few UFO concerts as a stagehand while Shenker was with them. I could tell some good stories about one of those shows in particular but i won't.
I saw UFO with Paul Chapman soon after Michael left the band in the spring of 1979, the opening act was Judas Priest, supporting Killing Machine/Hell Bent for Leather! There was supposed to be another band called Wireless that couldn't play because there was an Airline strike and their equipment did not arrive. Judas Priest got to play a longer set than they would have and just brought the house down! We were all a little worn out for UFO but they were still great and Pete Way was all over that stage. Most of the people thought that he was the lead guitar player! This was when I was fifteen and happened a block away from my house. A life changing event.
Well, maybe the other guys in the band were average but you can't talk of Robin and Michael, they were and still are even today a couple of really good looking men! Michael was called "the blond bomber" not only for his guitar skills!
Great moments on the guitar there from Schenker while he's playing by himself. Lord know how that talent turned into such a terrible, overblown, schlock period of music for that band. I blame incompetent record companies pouring money into the wrong areas. That and the weird "lifestyle-pop" musical taste of McAuley.
Lol he is definitely not the Mark. He had nothing on Mr Paul Chapman. In my opinion and we all have one.hes definitely overrated. There's a lot of guitar players that where way better than this guy.
Met Michael in 92 was touring with Mcauly. I had some connections played in a band but got backstage after the show we talked for about 45 minutes. I had heard he could be kind of an azzhole but he was actually really cool, he actually me hold the original Flying~V the one he's holding in this video and he was showing me about the headstock and how it had been repaired many times with drumsticks. Was just a really iconic memory for me, I was a fledgling young 22yr old guitar player and meeting him was just the most awesome thing at the time, i wasn't all geeked out or nothing it was just awesome to meet someone that influenced me so much. I've been blessed and lucky enough to meet most of the guitar players that i idolized growing up have been very lucky indeed.
One of the greatest guitarist ever, just an incredible musician, I just wish more younger players knew about Micheal!
Michael
I wish more people knew about you man! you burn on the guitar.
@@LicksoftheLegend Wow thank you for the kind words, I'm honored my friend :-)
watching this guy play the guitar is so mesmerizing. I know he doesnt really care to show his playing when its not on stage, the feeling for him is everything and the feeling on stage brings out his best. I saw UFO in chicago in 1979 (i think) and michael was all in black, never really moved, and played the stuffing out of his guitar, it was amazing.
i wanna say they had the Outlaws opening for them... and the weird thing is I saw the Scorpions for the first time the same year at the fair, for free.. never heard of them at that time... i think they were promoting Love Drive... they were incredible. who knew there was a connection to the 2 bands, one I loved and one I just discovered. still trips me out. lol
You saw him at his peak.
One of my all time favorite guitarist. I mostly liked him with, UFO. I’am a huge fan.
One of the Best, and Fastest, and proficient guitar players in the World..
you got a relative in your family name of Magna? would be 60 or 70 by now, taught math..
nope but very influential in his time....
Hardly the fastest!
I also would say NOT fastest. Maybe not even proficient (I nominate Steve Morse for that). Now his incredible sense of melody WITH speed is off the charts.
.... And incredibly good looking too, don't forget!
My all time favorite guitarist. I heard him play in UFO when I was about 7 years old and I have followed him ever since. The Blonde bomber. Someday I hope to meet him. I love all hos music especially with Robin Mcauley
Never heard this album. Must check it out. Schenker is one of the all-time greats.
His musicality is undeniable...
Genius, whoever did that headstock repair with drumsticks is also a genius
Michael is among top 15 guitarist 😮 of all time 🎊 🎉 🎉talent guitar flow he is never lost for notes 🎶 just flows🦅🐦🔥🕊️flies
Ah can we go back to this time and live it all over again
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Hello 👋 cristy
How're you doing,
it's been a long journey, and I'm nothing without amazing fans like you who appreciate my musical craftiness,
All love to you and yours ❤️
@@michaelschenker4412 Fake Account!!! Get a life pal!!!
he is not just a great guitarist he is a humble and wounderful person thatnk you axe
You're welcome man!!
Agreed, Michael is nice and unfortunately pretty naive, especially in his younger years. He suffered some abuse from his bandmates (most notably Phil Mogg) that makes him pretty paranoid, abusing drugs and have some trust issues in 80's - 90's. Good thing he's cleared up his act and touring with Michael Schenker Fest now! Love you Michael!
@@spotsthecat7913 Why, what did Phil do to him?
@@jean-pierreburgogne2707 some stories i read said that phil sometimes badmouth and even shove michael at times due being a youngest and foreign member of UFO.
@@spotsthecat7913 Oh, now this makes sense. I've heard that they had lots of conflicts in the band but to this extent...
Lifelong MS fan here. Around 8:22 you can faintly hear "F***" when he frets the wrong note. Love that it happens to the best. Makes me feel better about my playing.
Totally Awesome...The 2 sections of him playing are Spectacular...Killer Post AXE.
Thank you Death Reaper!
Thank you Metal Head ,, :)
He looks so fit and healthy here, also very charming, hard to imagine him in his darker periods.
Much respect to you Michael!! 👊💪👍
robin and michaels band should have been huge,,i love the albums they made
wish id went to see them live..!
davy j.y. Oh yes they should have been! Saw them during the Def Leppard "Hysteria tour" back when i was 16,first gig ever,i was frantic...and gutted that they were openning for Def Lep,don't get me wrong,i love them as well but Shenker on his own's more powerful and unique than their both guitarist,he's a legend like EVH and Yngwie!
Hello from France :)
That was mad hearing Vivian Campbell talking about Schenker....two enormous European guitarists
A wonderful surprise to see Vivian and hear him speak about Michael.😊❤🎉
I've been a fan of Vivian Campbell since Holy Diver. Just gotta say with all due respect, he never even came close to the talent that Schenker has.
perfect timing one of my favorite albums
Indeed!
I remember seeing him in Wolverhampton. They put out his flying v and it was like shit he's gonna be there any minute now. Lights out and he rocked the shit out of that guitar. Amazing
He's so talented and gorgeous , didn't know about him being an introvert .
Psychological problems abound with Michael Schenker. He went through depression, all kinds of things, his ability to play also suffered then returned in last 10 years or so.
His interviews are revealing, its like you're watching about 3 or 4 different characters on after the other, at different times in his life.
Sadly it looks as if he may never have got himself sorted out.
Steve Mann is a very good guitarist too, this crew of band members was great in last two of albums of MSG's 80s era.
Fantastic. Can't imagine how I have not listen to him play before. Magical to hear him noodling around on the guitar.
Met Michael in 92 was touring with Mcauly. I had some connections played in a band but got backstage after the show we talked for about 45 minutes. I had heard he could be kind of an azzhole but he was actually really cool, he actually me hold the original Flying~V the one he's holding in this video and he was showing me about the headstock and how it had been repaired many times with drumsticks. Was just a really iconic memory for me, I was a fledgling young 22yr old guitar player and meeting him was just the most awesome thing at the time, i wasn't all geeked out or nothing it was just awesome to meet someone that influenced me so much. I've been blessed and lucky enough to meet most of the guitar players that i idolized growing up have been very lucky indeed.
Great interview, thanks for posting Axe.....................you da man ;)
Michael Schenker and Uli Jon Roth are greatest and best guitarists ever after Jimi Hendrix.
セイブユアセルフはもっと売れていい。いいアルバムだった。
so many great guitarists started out playing Shadows songs
Love this. Thank you for sharing!
Right on Jeff, thnx!
Man!! How do you do it?? This made my day!! From 1989!! Incredible!! Thanks!!
I got hooked on UFO as a teen. As a young guitar player I also figured out what I liked so much about UFO. Obviously Michael's guitar playing and sound. At 61 I still like it. I actually got to work with them in the UFO prime period with UFO at a concert in West Virginia of all places. I was the union steward, a very young one of the stagehands union. What a great day that was. I agree about the 50 watt marshall. 100 watts is to much. Tube amps are great. I just played in small and midsized clubs. Even a 50 watt was to much so i used a fender deluxe reverb. Bands would bring 50 and 100 watt amps in the bars and it pushed the volume up so loud that you couldn't possibly get a good mix with clarity. I was also a young learning audio engineer and figured these things out fast. It doesn't matter how good you are if the finished product is garbage because the musicians didn't have the sense to keep the volume at a reasonable level for the sound person to be able to create a good mix. Great days none the less. We all lived and learned.
I too, am a huge fan of UFO. I listen to them, nearly every night. Him and Phil Mogg, made the whole band great. It was a shame, they couldn’t make it work.
@@lauremehrkens5891 They made a lot of money. They became multi millionaires. Certainly enough to live comfortable if they had any sense. Phil and Michael are worth over 5 million each easy. the rest of the hit the band while Shenker was with them did quite well also. Loved that band and that live album is incredible. They are a live band.
Michael claims he was never financially independent until he went solo and I believe him. That's a rough business. They were not paying him properly. He was young and didn't have his own agent or anything. He claims he never owned any property until he went solo after the first couple years when he was the boss and every one else was a hired gun. Makes sense to me and why would he lie about it. He got paid to play gig with the Scorpions and pretty much the same with UFO but he was doing a lot of the writing and got getting any royalty checks. that's where you need to be. Then you have income all year even if you aren't touring. So writing is the way to go. Copywrite your songs.
@@lauremehrkens5891 Have you seen these videos, this is with Hans and Frans frorm the Scorps. Don 't know who the vocalist is rehearsing with them. ua-cam.com/video/BqJ9SNvyt8c/v-deo.html
Incredible technique... looks like a 70s style hand position using 3 fingers...yet sounds like someone doing tapping at one point!
Awesome...thanks for posting it!
You're welcome!
I still prefer the tone he had with that Gibson, over all the Dean guitars.
Me too! Though the last few times I've seen him live with the Dean it has sounded better to me.
He prefers it as well, he's been trying to get back the Gibson Vs that were stolen and sold. Nothing like a Gibson and a Marshall Plexie...
Actually, That guitar in the video and he had a second one that was the exact same...we're custom guitars...they were not Gibsons...I know the guy who made those guitars for him...Kenny from Performance Guitar in Los Angeles.
Oh really? you can tell huh? 😂😂
@@MrJackal43 errr, yes. You can't?
Great Guitar player
Thanks Axe.....great upload! :)
Thank you my dear friend, is always nice to see you! ")
The Magic hands of a maestro :D "The who live at leeds" My generation "was his stepping stone to go beyond the power live of the who :D
Nice to see an interview i havent seen already! I love everything Micheal Schenker! Crazy I guess for a middle age woman.I will someday see him live! Its on my bucket list!Anyway,thanx for the upload! Cheers!
I got what you meant! Lol! Your lucky to have seen them! Michael was in Toronto in January this year,but that's as far as he came into Canada,and I'm on the west coast! Seems if you want to see anyone great,you have to go to Europe.the old bands still actually tour and do festivals!
Fantastic!Must have been great!! I would love to be a part of that kind of day!!You get the music,and you get to meet them.Why did you get rid of your guitar!! I'm just teaching myself!,got an acoustic,! So far I'm liking it other than the sore fingers!Lol! I figured maybe I was to old,but my 20 year old son assures me I'm not,so I will give it a shot.Cheers MetallicBill!
🎸🙋♀️Michael Schenker’s always been my fav guitarist. I’ve played guitar since I was a toddler. Played in 80s bands. Still playing. Too old is something lazy people made up. Lol
Survived the 'times'.
You've gotta start with The Shadows if you wanna solo.
Does anyone know the name of the song playing at the end of this video?
( There has to be another way ) From McAuley Schenker Group [ Save Yourself ] Album ua-cam.com/video/s5_dnETdI9k/v-deo.html
@@AXEFLYERFV Great, I've got that one... on now.
Whenever I see rock stars show their drinks to the camera, it makes me think that they are trying to hide their cocaine use.
Loved this mf band! So legit..
Soundtrack of my life
Axe
thanks for all those great videos of Schenker, one question: do you have a Schenker website?
you're welcome! the site has been on my front channel, for MSG/SCORPS & ULI ROTH.& UFO..
just click on ABOUT .
Home@user/AXEFLYERFV/videos@user/AXEFLYERFV/playlists@user/AXEFLYERFV/channels@user/AXEFLYERFV/discussion@user/AXEFLYERFV/about
AXEFLYERFV
ok thanks a lot
except thats not the sandwich guitar, that was stolen , this is N 2 guitar that peter fixed
If you say so , I believe you Brother , !
I wonder where all those groupies are now? 31 years on
ชอบ แกรนด์ฟั้งค์ เลียวโรด เพลงทั้งเพราะ ทั้งเล่นมันส์ เป็นวงเฮฟวี่ที่ยิ่งใหญ่ไม่ขี้โม้
He`s really a one off.
This era was way over the top for me in every regard. A lesson in how to overdo every aspect of a record. More is less.
How can less be more? Tell this to a starving Child. More is more. Simple logic.
@@holgerhagmueller Ok, Yngwie!
Other than the tapping technique what did EVH have over Shenker?
Absolutely nothing more, much more less... Michael is the most accomplished guitarist that came out from the 70s, nobody's like him in terms of unmistakable tone, melodic taste, songwriting, creativity and consistency throughout the decades 🤘🤘
Btw, I think you will find Michael can do the tapping stuff as well, he just doesn't see it as his style and leaves it ti EVH.
Warfield, San Francisco, Ca. 1989 Save Yourself Tour w/Great White + Havana Black + Tower Records, Mtn View, Ca. pre-show
What part of the song is the riff from 11:28?
Save Yourself by McAuley Schenker Group
Thank you,thank you very very much!
Spinal tap missed one classic joke: “this new album is the best we’ve ever done.” Every band says this. Hilarious.
😻😻😻
What happened to that Gibson V???
It was stolen in the 1990s
he sold one of them
You cant teach or learn that you have to be born with it
8:07 ......and 8:44 best of interview!
anybody knows what strings he played? 10s or 9s
Yes he played 6 guitar strings. Hope this helps.
Choice is yours, attend a self-proclaimed guitarest preview, or attend a very extraordinary guitarest on paper preview. Cookie cutter ot actual near genious within any stage.
13:50 ... ?
"There Has To Be Another Way", 1989
Good God, no wonder Randy Rhodes told Ozzy to replace him with Schenker.
Is that shit true, ?? cool, Heard he was going to replace Joe Perry in Aerosmith but their nazi jokes offended him so he walked out
In my top ten
Thinking they was with girlfriends at that party 31 years ago..They still with them?🤔🤔
9:50... “A to Zed...”
robert7387 9:48
Who's Zed? Zed's dead baby, Zed's dead....
That said, if you spend enough time in England it's Zed and not Zee.
Oh, that Gibson..never had that pure sound since he play"s Dean guitars..
Not so sure about the Nazi salute as it's known that Schenker isn't a fan of German Nazi history?
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seems like he did speak better english 30 years ago...
I was thinking the same thing
13:50 ... is this what I think it is?
This is so eighties!
👊🏿🔥
axeflyer does it again,no 1!
Was that his son at the end?
Yes, that’s Tyson Schenker
@@hml808Nope..that's Taro Schenker..his youngest son..Tyson is older with brown hair..Taro is blond like his Daddy 😊❤
1:44 Vivian campbell and Marc Ferrari
STILL my hero :)
Michael is a Born again Christian.
One of the best for sure. UFO certainly had their best years with Michael. He defined that band. Same with the Scorpions although they still had a good following with out him. Just not as big. I went to a concert in Pittsburgh to see UFO and it was when Michael had left the band. I didn't know it and the entire audience didn't either. UFO certainly didn't advertise it. Chapman had taken over for him. the theatre was pretty well full. It was the Stanley Theatre in the downtown cultural district. A big theatre. When UFO hit the stage before the first song was over more than half of the crowd were on their feet screaming Shenker, Shenker, Shenker and booing and screaming where is Michael. Phil stopped the show and actually and begged the audience to give Paul a chance. Every one calmed down and it was decent show but it wasn't UFO with Shenker. I was disappointed. I did like the band so i stayed but I would not have bought tickets if I had known he wasn't going to be the touring guitarist with them. I suppose this around 78 maybe a bit later. i cold look it up but why bother. First tour with Chapman after Michael left. Chapman is a very good player but he doesn't have that special magic the Shenk has. I also worked a few UFO concerts as a stagehand while Shenker was with them. I could tell some good stories about one of those shows in particular but i won't.
I saw UFO with Paul Chapman soon after Michael left the band in the spring of 1979, the opening act was Judas Priest, supporting Killing Machine/Hell Bent for Leather! There was supposed to be another band called Wireless that couldn't play because there was an Airline strike and their equipment did not arrive. Judas Priest got to play a longer set than they would have and just brought the house down! We were all a little worn out for UFO but they were still great and Pete Way was all over that stage. Most of the people thought that he was the lead guitar player! This was when I was fifteen and happened a block away from my house. A life changing event.
Wow.
That's embarassing for them, can't ser why they would let people know beforehand that Michael was gone.
@@Gerguzalbutzelnikoskech Michael himself sells a lot of tickets.
He used his pinky!
The guy in the red shirt was wrong about one thing: Nobody is "as good or better" than Michael.
a unique sound, like metal + jazz
Michael did the shred when yngwie stil was in his diapers
Como lo vas s comparar con Ingwie idiota.jaja....Ingwie es muy superior.jaja.Imbecil.
@@martincastroterraza3498 yngwie owes alot of his style and technique to Uli Jon roth. just listen to him
13:50 ups
so unexpected
probably the Japanese photographer going "Do something really German!"
@@cabbage9398 lol.
however, they would have thought twice if this was happening on German soil though.
The Dean doesn't have that tone.
The end of analog.
この頃はリフは相変わらず良かったが、ゲイリーがいない影響か、歌メロが駄目だった。
I love Schenker but for me the period with Robin Mcauley is the least creative, the least inspired
i disagree. robin mcauley and michael had the best songwriting relationship in my opinion.
It was All over after "Assault Attack"
🎸💁♀️I agree!
Posy Cowl :-) :-) :-)
Too many mullets for just one venue
Not as weird as you though mate eh?
@@shabbaroo7775 there's no such thing as ''too many mullet'' :D
Hey! Beautiful women and below-average-looking guys. It must be a rock documentary. ;-p
I don't think Robin and Michael are below average, but i get what you mean haha
Well, maybe the other guys in the band were average but you can't talk of Robin and Michael, they were and still are even today a couple of really good looking men! Michael was called "the blond bomber" not only for his guitar skills!
Hes a lot more paler these days for some reason
at one point he was living in Arizona, so he probably had more of a tan.
Great moments on the guitar there from Schenker while he's playing by himself. Lord know how that talent turned into such a terrible, overblown, schlock period of music for that band. I blame incompetent record companies pouring money into the wrong areas. That and the weird "lifestyle-pop" musical taste of McAuley.
13:50..! 💩
That elvis hairstyle looks stupid
Love the hell outta MS, I just think this was an era that seemed a bit uninspired
Look at the loser with his shirt unbuttoned and the cliche loser stuff. 😂
Lol he is definitely not the Mark. He had nothing on Mr Paul Chapman. In my opinion and we all have one.hes definitely overrated. There's a lot of guitar players that where way better than this guy.
Met Michael in 92 was touring with Mcauly. I had some connections played in a band but got backstage after the show we talked for about 45 minutes. I had heard he could be kind of an azzhole but he was actually really cool, he actually me hold the original Flying~V the one he's holding in this video and he was showing me about the headstock and how it had been repaired many times with drumsticks. Was just a really iconic memory for me, I was a fledgling young 22yr old guitar player and meeting him was just the most awesome thing at the time, i wasn't all geeked out or nothing it was just awesome to meet someone that influenced me so much. I've been blessed and lucky enough to meet most of the guitar players that i idolized growing up have been very lucky indeed.
Michael did the shred when yngwie stil was in his diapers