Some people hates him. Some people loves him. I dun hate him but I don't adore him either. However, this is a tune that I can never get boring of. This song also seems to have become the protocol where most technical players will have to know how to play this before they can be considered shredders. Well, enjoy this anyway. This was when Malmsteen actually still has that experimental streak in him.
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Showing posts with label yngwie malmsteen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yngwie malmsteen. Show all posts
Monday, 2 July 2012
Yngwie Malmsteen Far Beyond the Sun Live in Lennigrad
Some people hates him. Some people loves him. I dun hate him but I don't adore him either. However, this is a tune that I can never get boring of. This song also seems to have become the protocol where most technical players will have to know how to play this before they can be considered shredders. Well, enjoy this anyway. This was when Malmsteen actually still has that experimental streak in him.
Friday, 2 December 2011
Greatest guitarist in the world!
I am sure most of you have been presented on this question and most of you, including myself will answer with utmost confidence, Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Yngwie Malmsteen and etc. Sure they are good but, are they the greatest? It's true, there isn't a correct answer to that or probably no answer to that. However, Gutiar magazine did an interesting interview with 30 famous guitarist in the world asking them to cite their greatest guitarist in their hearts and justifying why. It is of course a very interesting read, especially seeing interesting names popping up here and there. Do take a read at the article. It is definitely an interesting read, especially coming from guitarists who are already up there on the hierarchy level.
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