YNGWIE MALMSTEEN - FAR BEYOND THE SUN | REACTION
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FYI... Official Yngwie Malmsteen shared this on his wall.
He is beyond, some people get a spoon full of talent , he got the whole jar
I would say Vai could keep up with him and Batio too , the problem is these Shred guitarists cant write good music ,thats popular , Yngwie has not had a hit since his first album Rising Force in 1984 so yeah if he had slowed it down a bit and got together with a band like Deep Purple etc he would have had more hit music
He has made as many people quit playing the guitar as he has made to pick up the guitar.. he IS the boss that can’t be defeated. Very well put...!
He’s a lot like Mozart. Cocky as hell and deserving of every second.
I'm not taking stand or anything, but he's not very cocky when in Sweden, at least not what I've seen.
I can't understand his style though (or any of these pudel/poodle rockers of the 1980s).
@@herrbonk3635 well when he plays he plays cocky. I haven’t seen a lot of him outside of when he’s playing. I maybe it’s showmanship but it’s also pretty cocky. In a good way.
@@spongylord7131 Yes, I belive it's part of an act. Like a magician or similar. (We have one from here with a similar attitude that does Vegas and shit. He calls himself "Joe Labero". An even more fake name than Yngwie Malmsteen :D)
Welcome to Malmsteen :) He has never compromised. He was the same in the 80s as he is now.
Love him or hate him, Malmsteen can shred
True, but he's far more than a shredder. His bending and vibrato is also top notch. Cheers
Shred, learn, compose, play any kind of style, knows every style so..... I'd say Love him !! i like better the version on, Live !!! Fantastic.
My only gripe with Malmsteen is that his playing is pretty one dimensional. He’s amazing at what he does but he rarely steps out of classical minor key based neo shred. Still a fan tho!
@@gabedotti3716 - In fairness, that's his thing. What he does is incorporates classical in rock/metal.
Yngwie is his own category. He has a hybrid style. Yngwie combines elements of rock, metal, blues, and classical into his guitar playing. Even though his biggest influence comes from the classical realm he still incorporates elements of other styles like blues, metal, rock.
@@epic103 absolutely. He’s a great player but I wouldn’t put him up there with the best electric guitar players of all time.
Been a huge Yngwie fan since the 80's. You got to check out---- Yngwie Malmsteen Live [HD] Black Star
Yes, ty. Great one
Exactly what I felt back in the 80s when I first played his album. I caught that Yngwie bug and it's never left me since.
what many haters fail to acknowledge is that yngwie is an original and completely changed the landscape of modern rock guitar FOREVER. there are only 3 other players that can lay claim to this. Chuck Berry, Jimi Hendrix, Eddie Van Halen and finally Yngwie. They are the 4 cornerstones of the rock guitar universe.
Oh you haven't seen anything from Malmsteen until you've seen him on the rock stage. STRUT!
Helene here: This is the level of concert pianists, concert solo violinists etc. This is neo-Baroque music, in form much like Bach or Handel or Mozart. The solo he was doing would normally be done by a star violinist. I find this brilliant, breathtaking, awe inspiring and fascinating. But it does not reduce me to tears because of its beauty, the way DAvid Gilmore does every time I Listen to him play the solo from Comfortably Numb. And I say that as someone who has sung in classical concert choirs for decades and love that music. It is interesting to me that something can be gobsmacking but still not reach my heart, whereas something much more “simple” can.
how about this ua-cam.com/video/E2hZDzJp9Pc/v-deo.html
Yngwie malmsteen. LIKE AN ANGEL, DREAMING (TELL ME), FOREVER ONE, PRISONER OF YOU LOVE para que llores un poco.
There's goosebumps and tears for me in this song in two exhilarating spots.
Yngwie's autobiography "Relentless" provides insight into this live performance and recording with the Japanese Philharmonic Orchestra. I won't spoil it but this was difficult on so many levels. Yngwie, you are truly a wonder! Bless you for making this music. I'm finding videos of violinists doing covers of Yngwie's music now. Mind-blowing!
Yes, now that you're stepping into this territory I'd really recommend Jason Becker - Altitudes. He was a guitar virtuoso in the 80's and just like Yngwie was a phenomenal neoclassical metal artist that unfortunately was diagnosed with ALS and couldn't even speak by 1996, but he managed to create his own legacy by then.
After you hopefully check him out you need to see the tribute a lot of legendary guitar artists did called Jason Becker - Valley Of Fire. They came together to honor him and it's so melodic and beautiful.
100% recommended. Jason Becker is 🔥
Jason would call yngwie. You know that Jason used to be a fan of Malmsteen style and influenced too. There is also a video in youtube where Jason is playing black star from Malmsteen. You know Malmsteen is one of the pioner of shredin , and in neoclassical style he is the father. His way of playing is unic. and his vibrato top ! Very unik. So, show some respect for Malmsteen
I think you mixed them up, Yngwie doesn't have ALS 🙂
Yngwie doesn't have ALS. Please get your facts correct
@@scottdavey3804 I feel sorry for Becker. But this video has nothing to do with ALS. I love so much the way Becker plays guitar ,and his album when he used to play is just fantastic!. I also like his composition after been paralized from ALS. Malmsteen is another matter is not only about his playing but for his contribution in neoclassical rock. You can find dozen of guitarist today how can play hundred time faster and better the yngwie and becker etc, but it is all about what you compose and what you contribute , Malmsteen haa influenced many guitarist included Becker . Malmsteen was in the right plays in the right time. He is the firts who played with orchestra as being part and melt with classical music. However I totaly respect both. I LOVE MALMSTEEN, AND I LOVE BECKER TOO.
Now I want you to imagine a 14 year old getting an album of Yngwie in 1987. That was me. Wow'd me forever!
He plays like that even after his hand been damaged and recuperate very well. I grown up listening to classical music and romantic songs. Than i became a hardcore band member and later on heavy metal lover. But i was tired to listening so many same old same old stuff until i heard Yngwie. For my satisfaction we were born at the same day and month. 1 year later. He became my ychiban music man. He is awesome.
One of the greatest reactions I've ever seen you had described Yngwie so perfectly it was awesome listening to your reaction at the end this is the greatest guitarists of all time and is the boss he has perfected it and taking it to multiple levels he is unreal I got to see him live on time in Toledo Ohio I stood on the side of the stage and was Within 8 feet of him he played for little old Toledo like he was playing for a hundred thousand people with the passion and Fire I have never seen Greatest Show I ever witnessed so glad you got to hear him dwelve into more of his stuff definitely have to check out Blackstar
Yngwie is 'undefeated'. Not only did he play it, he 'wrote' it!
Good analogy about 'the final boss'!
You could tell that director was luv'n him some Yngwie! The Japanese people really appreciate high level musicianship combined with metal.
As they say "He goated!"
My friend! I am so happy to see that you are so open minded and that you can appreciate something like this. Cheers to you!!! Yngwie has been my favorite guitarist since i was a child. :D
Yngwie has the best Stratocaster tone.. period.
Totally! 100🔥🔥🔥
No offense to yngwie.....but Eric Johnson has the better strat tone and his playing style has more technical stuff than yngwie. And by the way....period😂😂😂
@@shreyanshroy7892 holy crap! Eric Johnson totally slipped my mind! Can't argue with you about that. Eric's tone is otherworldly!
Back in the day yes, not anymore.
Blackmore!!!
🔥🎸🤘🏻 I have been blown away by Maestro Malmsteen since the 80s! He is just phenomenal and always has been. ❤️🎸
There’s guitar players and then there’s Yngwie!
Living Legend from 80' until now yngwie still productive make a album and dont forget he make new genre neoclassical heavy metal
Yes, been a fan of Malmsteen for years. When I first heard his music I was completely blown away. Another great one to check out would be "Devil Take Tomorrow" by Marty Friedman. His solo works are amazing.
He was in the guitarist in the band Alcatrazz back in the 1980's. Please check out their video "Hiroshima Mon Amour" This song is AMAZING. Graham Bonnet was the singer. Powerful Voice.
I saw Yngwie live and he was amazing.
Ha ha! Great reaction man. Yngwie with Steve Vai and Satch in 2003 was my fist concert. I felt how you feel in your reaction video, plus I was intimidated.
Yeah considering everything you hear was written and orchestrated by Yngwie. Glad it put a little pause in your thoughts cause it is on that level
That's exactly what happens when you cross paths with Yngwie period 💥
Hello🎸very happy that you discover this fantastic Guitar player, I'm a fanatic of him, playing Guitar and working Yngwie'song, this is a lot of work every Day.This Man began the guitar when he
learned the Jimi Hendrix's death at TV, learning his play, and after,JS Bach, Paganini...etc. Let's react to Black Star please👍Sorry for my Bad English,☮️good Vib's from France 🤗
Fabien, Earth's Citizen 🌼
As a guitar player of some 36 years, let me give you my opinion on how he plays that fast. When you play, and you keep playing, you get to a point where you can almost do it blindfolded, for Yngwie, as odd as it sounds, he thinks about it like how you change gear in a car, you just do it without thinking, not only is it fantastic, it's effortless. When you start playing, your head is full of things you want to learn, and you have no technique, but then years later, you get to a point where, you have all the technique, and can't think of anything to play, sadly, it means your heroes, aren't your heroes anymore, but that's another story.
Both Yngwie and Batio both stated that when they started they would repeat each scale, mode and arpeggio at least 10,000 times before moving on to the next.
Check out his album "Odyssey" with Joe Lynn Turner on vocals. Very '80s rock but with the neo-classical influence only Malmsteen can bring.
One word: Krakatau ua-cam.com/video/y0vOh6IF2nk/v-deo.html
Malmsteen posted you
older Malmsteen always reminds me of Meatloaf, same haircut, clothes, fat and frilly.
I remember buying his first album(cassette) about a month after he released it. I played it the shit out of it on my car stereo as loud as I could. The entire album was so damn epic.
The final boss 😂
Love him
As someone who lives in sweden how tf did i not hear about him earlier, he's way too good
Joe Satriani - Surfing with the alien (LIVE)
another GOD level guitarist. This song came out about the same time. These two got me through the 80's
Eric Johnson - Cliffs Of Dover - Live (version from the Eric Johnson channel)
Another GOD level guitar song/performance
You are one awesome kid for going out of your comfort zone to check out music unfamiliar to you.
I like this kind of reaction, we can see you get it when you smile like "oh I see what he did there", and not pausing the vid every 10 seconds. Props ! :)
You call him Malmsteen, I call him Maestro.
@wilburnreactions I was 16 or 17, I'm 53 now.
I had a neighbor who played guitar ,he was playing Ingvay ,I had to get a guitar.
I'm still very into Swedish metal, mainly Jonas Bryssling, my favorite now.
He plays in Spawn of Possession, the Swedish are very musical people.
Final level .
This is so awesome
You have the same look of bliss on your face that we all had crammed in a tiny dorm room listening to the second coming of Jesus except he was playing guitar I had never heard such beauty
You remind me of me when I first heard Black Star. Blew my frikkin mind. Been a huge fan ever since. Thank You for this.
Great analogy...lol
I do love Jill's Violin play of this song .
He's impressive, no doubt. FYI his name is pronounced Ing-vay. Another amazing guitarist is Tina S....check out her playing Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement. She was 17 years old when it was recorded.
Hmm, he seems to have americanized the name Yngve Malmsten (a very typical Swedish name).
Yes! Check out Tears of Sahara Tony Macalpine. Yngwie Malmsteen Joe Satriani Steve Vai Tony macalpine Vinnie Moore and many many more!
I had the exact same reaction when i first heard of him about 13 years ago 😅
Malmsteen é muito phoda.
Like this, check out Steve Via Tender Surrender. Mindblowing dude.🤯
Yeah, Tender Surrender is the ultimate live guitar video. Literally nothing tops it.
OMG slappers
Great suggestion and reaction.
Awesome reaction , subscribed immediately
A Beast...a god!
Epic once-in-a-lifetime performance!
This guy oozes confidence in his abilities. I dont agree with the cocky attitude he often attracts instead what I see is adrenaline pouring through his face and his self expression when playing is a joy to see, he was and always will be my hero.
Probably for non-guitarists its difficult music to comprehend. He has been generally regarded (by most guitarists) as top 10 ever player. His name is pronounced “ing-vay” in america, in the UK we might say “ing-vee”.
He plays fast by having a short picking action, plus he employs “pull offs” and “hammer ons” (means some notes he doesnt need to pick with his right hand.
Yeah he’s amazing.
Guitarists just hate him because they know that they can never reach that level. They just cant enjoy the music. From what i have seen it is the non guitarists or non musicians who love him the most. Because they really listen to the music and can appreciate it. All the guitarists, musicians, rock fans, metal fans, blues fans, music fans are still in denial. Thay cant comprehend the beauty of Yngwie's music.
He's not Rock and Roll, he's Bach and Roll
He is that good!
Your not bobbing your head on this one!!! Awwwww inspiration
Yngwie!!!
Cracking the whip
Nailed it. This guy is cocky af. But he has the goods. This song was on his first solo album. My favorite album that year, 1985. I played this over and over. As amazing as this was the studio version is even more precise.
Yu just had been blessed to experience the most uprecedented top experience of your Life ever, mate : Just "breathing" THE ONE AND ONLY FOREVER SUPREMELY SEATED UPON HIS UNDEFEATABLE THRONE " GOD OF SIX STRINGS"...Ladies and Gentlemen ...Mr. Yngwie J. Malmsteen!!
Yngwie is a legend.
Guitar man 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Please check out Al Dimeola - race with the devil on a Spanish highway......jazz funk fusion.....amazing.
malmsteen the MASTER
Chod, did you notice this guy is playing a guitar with a scalloped fretboard? He and Ritchie Blackmore of Deep Purple are the only two guitarists I know of who use these guitars. Ritchie Blackmore use to have to scallop his own fret boards back in the 70's.. Now Fender makes both their guitars that way from the factory. Just thought you might find this kind of an interesting fact. Check it out in this video when it shows a closeup of his guitar neck.
I honestly believe he could play without fingers.... just sheer will...
By the way great channel you created. Best wishes.
When you hear this then grant green and Steve via and ace freely you have to see him concert live doing New York groove all great music
W. O. W. !!!!!!
Great reaction
The final boss
the whole dvd concert is on yt he plays accoustic guitar in some songs too thanks
YNGWIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
God...!!!! 🙏
Hey man just wanted to let you know Ynwie Malmsteen shared this video of yours on his Facebook page on 28th Feb 2021 check it out
Let the good times roll
Have the dvd. Seen him open for Dio. Pretty friggin amazing.
Malmsteen is the final boss. He is the best player. Period
Does anybody here see ‘Wyld Stallyns’ worshiping this guy?
“Excellent!”
Who else come after the recommendation from yngwie fb page?
Yngwie is like Neo ...... The one and Only
All other copy him ^^
He play this since early 80th and he had a bad bad accident and was in coma for while
when he was 19 i think
Yes Yngwie is truly amazing and when he burst on the scene in the 80s he just blew everyone away and changed the shredding game for good. For while everybody wanted to play like him. But here’s the problem, he does the same thing every album. His first two albums are the best imo. They are a must have for any respectable collector. But after that he kinda repeats himself ad nauseum. When you first hear him you might wonder how anyone could every get tired of his playing. But after a few albums it just gets tedious. You just go ‘ok he’s doing these riffs again.’ No wonder he’s so fucking good at it, it’s all he does. As someone else suggested check out Jason Becker with Cacophony. Jason doesn’t play anymore because of Lou Gehrig’s Disease. But in his day he was just as impressive as Yngwie and 10 times as versatile. As a gag he used to play Eruption by EVH with one hand while a yo-yoing with the other. Check out his album Perpetual Burn. It’s fucking insane. Not dissing Yngwie, btw. Much respect for his playing and influence. He is a hell of a showman too. It’s just that he hasn’t done anything really different for decades.
I think you're talking about blues... 🤔
@@simonedangelosericola5742 Nope Talking about Yngwie. His first two albums are stil his best. Amazing. And then he just repeats. And the blues are an artform of expression and tone. A good blues player can say more with five notes than a shredder can say with a hundred.
@@IYAMNI oh man, I've been misguided by your words "...same thing in every album" and "...reapats ad nauseam", I mean, it sounds like you were talking about blues. You now, same chord progression, same scales, same things since its birth... and the fairy tale "feelings" to compensate for the lack of skills... 😅
@@simonedangelosericola5742 Oh you're misguided alright, but not by my words.... that word doesn't mean what you think it means. Yngwie is a great and influencial guitarist, but he hasn't done anything new since the 80s. That's just a fact. He literally plays the same solo three time on Trilogy. Everybody knows that. And you don't understand the blues. Anybody who plays guitar is kinda laughing at you.
@@IYAMNI I play guitar, even if I'm not a Maestro, but good enough to understand that basically blues is quite boring and there are 5-6, maybe 7 musicians who play it in a different way compared to all the others. Feeling is a word used to justify its lack of creativity, and it's completely subjective. For example, I find "Criyng" way more full of feeling than any blues track. Obviously it goes without saying than the feeling in something from Vivaldi far exceedes that boring, irretrievably static chord progression and phrasing, IMHO...
there are a lot of amazing guitar players out there. Yngwie is one of the finests... You should check Steve Vai (Building the Church is an amazing song, but you could also check For The Love of God, live with orchestra also), John Petrucci from Dream Theater, Paul Gilbert, Guthrie Govan, Kiko Loureiro...
Incidentally, your hoodie, and earphones match his guitar
Japan orcestra , i see it meny time agoo 👍👍👍 l'adagio di albinoni
to make it even harder play his guitar is scallop cut there are deep valleys between the frets which makes it even harder to play
Awesome reaction, if my memory is correct he wrote Far beyond the sun when he was 15 or if it was 17 ....
Try listening to his Black Star his name is pro pronounce YING-VEY MALM-STEEN
You are right, all the greats believe he might be the greatest technician ever recorded, however he also is not the best song writer as voted by the public, as in the gold and platinum records tell that tale. But you can pick any guitarist in the world at a premium level and ask them what they think of Yngwie's playing and they will get a 5000 yard stare in their eye as if to say, 'some mountains are not for mere mortals to climb.'
he is amazing !!!!
try Black star and Marching out , someday
I can't imagine how shocked you're going to be when you discover Yngwie is not the actual final shred boss. Just when you think you've conquered the game you get surprised by the Joe Satriani and Steve Vai levels. Both those guys have every bit of Yngwie's technical ability, but combine it with more rock and roll feel (Joe Satriani), and out of this world genius creativity (Steve Vai). You're in for a treat when you check those guys out!
Taste is different but neither Vai or Satriani can compare to Yngwie's first two albums. Satriani can write some groovy songs but I feel nothing when I listen to Vai, too much whammy bar non-sense. I would rank Tony MacAlpine higher than both, especially when it comes to composing music.
@@bitdevice TONY MACALPINE!!! How could I forget Tony - good catch!
It is all about taste - I've heard stuff that I absolutely love from ALL those guys, and I was blessed to have attended a G3 concert when Malmsteen, Satriani and Vai all went on the road together. And then here's the kicker - Vai had brought Tony MacAlpine on tour with him as second guitar! We had no idea until he came out on stage, and just early that day my buddy and I had been talking about great guitar players and MacAlpine was one of the guys we discussed, and then we got to see him play live as an unexpected bonus - best surprise ever!
hahahaaha
\m/ awesome bro \m/
Jazz you must remember Stanley Jordan
One of his best solo is the solo in Disciples of hell
Oh a tiny dorm room back in 1985 lol
Played a gig with him once.....biggest prick I’ve ever met. He was a hero guitar player to me until that moment. My band opened for him and because of his shenanigans we dedicated our last song to him called “Super Ego” . Lol . The Final Boss is a real Choad.
It's his right hand technique, it's godlike.
Both hands are crazy with Yngiwie. His vibrato is pretty unique.