Favourit track from album fire and ice is Perpetual,Cry no more,How many miles to babylon,Fire and Ice,Forever is a long time,Im my own enemy and Final Curtain👍👍👍👍
I saw Yngwie many years ago on the, "Odyssey" tour, featuring Joe Lynn Turner on vocals, he gave a masterful performance, that I would never forget, and I consider myself blessed to have had the privilege of seeing such an amazing artist in a live performance.....🎸
I am always amazed at Yngwie's fluidity in his playing. Even though he is shredding and playing fast you can still articulate all of the notes he's playing clearly.
Yngwie is not arrogant........he is a totally confident self-made man. If people can not handle that, then that is their problem! I met Yngwie briefly in 1996 and he was a lovely guy, and that was after a long concert in London, England and he was about to return home. That was on his Inspiration Tour and one of the tracks he played was UK In The Dead Of Night, which was really cool!
Dream Theater then Kansas and now Yngwie - I love your taste.! Yngwie is obviously a great guitarist but I think his song writing skills are underrated. I would suggest Dreaming ( Tell Me) or Brothers as these show he can pack a lot of emotion into his playing as well.
36 years ago I got his first album. One of my favorites rock albums to this day. By the way, the Japanese band Unlucky Morpheus just released a cover of "Far Beyond the Sun", with a violinist doing the lead guitar. If you both want to listen to this version, make sure she knows the original, because it has that extra that Ynwie gives.
Some people (a lot of Swedes...) say he plays with no emotion. Swedish jealousy! Yes I can say that cause I'm also swedish...BUT I love Yngwie's music. I say he has a lot of emotions and being as good as he is he gets away with his diva manners. He has done some really bad things, espcially during the years he was drinking and "drugging", but as fas as the music goes... he is wonderful!
Yngwie on his earlier albums plays with such passion and emotion, and at times seat of the pants melodic phrasing and scalar runs that there is simply nobody like him. A great example song that encapsulates everything good about him is "Fire" from his 3rd album.
Haven't listened to him too much (as Swedish as I am...) but there was definitely some Al di Meola influences in this one. I've got his Concerto Suite though - good stuff!
Hey guys!! Great reactions!! The only ding is...his name is pronounced Ing-vay. Believe me...for years I thought the same thing. \m/ Again, please give a listen to Fates Warning. Songs like Point of View, Through Different Eyes, Monument and A Pleasant Shade of Gray Part III. You won't be disappointed.
Thanks! We did know but it’s so much more familiar to pronounce. It’s actually means ‘Little Viking’ - random trivia haha. Nick got to know him and listen to him while living in Mexico and everyone pronounced it that way since for Spanish speakers the proper way’s sound is awkward so he’s just so used to it. Thanks again and glad you enjoyed! :) - Lex
One of our faves!! We will be doing lots of his unk stuff to us. We actually have a reaction of his but in Spanish haha :P Thanks for the great suggestion though! :) - Lex
Just watching this video and you hold your book in the camera, I've got the Rising force LP :-) Yngwie is one of the best with no doubt, what I didn't like so much, when I saw him live was his posing. I know it's part of the business, but if it is too obvious, if the artist looks to the audience to see if they notice it (I never forget Ronnie Montrose in 85 in a little club in L.A. doing that aaallll the time) .... but I enjoyed the music. Nick, are you envious, if I tell you, that I saw at the Graspop Metal Meeting in Belgium in 2005 Yngwie, Dio, Dream Theater and Iron Maiden in one day ? Graspop is a great festival, been there many times since then .... and in the last years the line up was even better than Wacken ... I know, Wacken-Maniacs will hate me for that, but it's my personal honest opinion ... I was in Wacken 2011, when it was still ok and had lots of great bands, but in the last years it didn't really attract me ...
With all the prog stuff you got going on here, I'm sure you will really enjoy Ayreon. The Day That the World Breaks Down has been a huge hit with reactor channels by way of an introduction!
Indudablemente no pueden no reaccionar a 4 temas que considero completas obras maestras musicales de spinetta que son: "Los libros de la Buena memoria","El anillo del capitán Beto","Cantata de puentes amarillos" Y "barro tal vez". Les prometo que no se van a arrepentir y se van a asombrar por la complejidad y belleza de su música. Muy buena la reacción y análisis! Abrazo grande y me suscribo!
Buenas reacciones! Si siguen reaccionando a rock en español, podrían reaccionar a "Mira niñita" del grupo chileno Los Jaivas, que son un grupo de rock progresivo que mezcla instrumentos y ritmos latinoamericanos con la complejidad de este género. Un saludo chicos, nuevo sub!
Como pueden apreciar, su reacción a Cementerio Club (Spinetta) tiene una importante audiencia y repercusión. Aquí estamos a la dulce espera. Reaccionar a el "Flaco" no es tarea fácil, ya que su discografía es tan diversa, extensa, adorable. Les sugiero empezar por el comienzo. Almendra es un buen punto de partida. Muchacha ojos de papel es un hito. Aunque yo les recomiendo "Plegaría para un niño dormido", que escribió a sus 15 años. A partir de aquí el camino es de ustedes, descúbranlo. Besos
Muy buena reacción al gran Yngwie Malmsteen, estaria bueno que hagan una reacción a Rata Blanca la canción "en nombre de Dios" la mejor banda del Heavy Metal en español..!
I would love to see a reaction to my favorite song ever, Halo Of Flies by Alice Cooper. From 1971s Killer this was when Alice Cooper was still a band, not just a man. I think you both would appreciate the musicianship and transitions of this song. Take care young folks th-cam.com/video/fGOD1-NtxH8/w-d-xo.html
I've seen Yngwie in '86, '93, '08 and '16. My wife went with me last time and she loved it.
Favourit track from album fire and ice is Perpetual,Cry no more,How many miles to babylon,Fire and Ice,Forever is a long time,Im my own enemy and Final Curtain👍👍👍👍
I saw Yngwie many years ago on the, "Odyssey" tour, featuring Joe Lynn Turner on vocals, he gave a masterful performance, that I would never forget, and I consider myself blessed to have had the privilege of
seeing such an amazing artist in a live performance.....🎸
the best line up live in leningrad 1989
I am always amazed at Yngwie's fluidity in his playing. Even though he is shredding and playing fast you can still articulate all of the notes he's playing clearly.
Yngwie is not arrogant........he is a totally confident self-made man. If people can not handle that, then that is their problem! I met Yngwie briefly in 1996 and he was a lovely guy, and that was after a long concert in London, England and he was about to return home. That was on his Inspiration Tour and one of the tracks he played was UK In The Dead Of Night, which was really cool!
"It's not really bragging if you can back it up" (Mickey Mantle)
Dream Theater then Kansas and now Yngwie - I love your taste.! Yngwie is obviously a great guitarist but I think his song writing skills are underrated. I would suggest Dreaming ( Tell Me) or Brothers as these show he can pack a lot of emotion into his playing as well.
I love this song, but I've always wanted to see Yngwie play it live.
36 years ago I got his first album. One of my favorites rock albums to this day.
By the way, the Japanese band Unlucky Morpheus just released a cover of "Far Beyond the Sun", with a violinist doing the lead guitar. If you both want to listen to this version, make sure she knows the original, because it has that extra that Ynwie gives.
I was going to mention that. Listen to Yngwie then Unlucky Morphius
Thanks guys! Can’t believe this comment got lost in the shuffle. We’ve actually seen it and we’re blown away!!
@@NicknLex finally something else not 'far beyond the sun' reaction
@@NicknLex you should check also 'i don't know ' & 'hairtrigger'
I'm always reminded of that scene from Amadeus where they tell Mozart there were 'too many notes".
That’s exactly why we said it! We LOVE that movie and Nick basically knows every line by heart! Glad someone caught that! 😂
Some people (a lot of Swedes...) say he plays with no emotion. Swedish jealousy! Yes I can say that cause I'm also swedish...BUT I love Yngwie's music. I say he has a lot of emotions and being as good as he is he gets away with his diva manners.
He has done some really bad things, espcially during the years he was drinking and "drugging", but as fas as the music goes... he is wonderful!
Yngwie on his earlier albums plays with such passion and emotion, and at times seat of the pants melodic phrasing and scalar runs that there is simply nobody like him. A great example song that encapsulates everything good about him is "Fire" from his 3rd album.
they are dissembling or just understand nothing in music. there's a lot of emotion & passion in his songs
Well it also my first song of Malmsteen I listened in 1993. And that album Fire & Ice is still the best.
Haven't listened to him too much (as Swedish as I am...) but there was definitely some Al di Meola influences in this one.
I've got his Concerto Suite though - good stuff!
Yes definitely hear di Meola. I am sure Yngwie was influenced somehow in his youth, they are actually neighbors if I am not mistaken. - Nick
@@NicknLex Figures 😊
9:23 ..
During the 90's, it seems Yngwie was into Electric sun records again.
Sounds like Earthquake
Do more yngwie ... some of his iconic tracks 🤘🤘
Magnum Opus is a pretty cool album
Hey guys!! Great reactions!! The only ding is...his name is pronounced Ing-vay. Believe me...for years I thought the same thing. \m/ Again, please give a listen to Fates Warning. Songs like Point of View, Through Different Eyes, Monument and A Pleasant Shade of Gray Part III. You won't be disappointed.
Thanks! We did know but it’s so much more familiar to pronounce. It’s actually means ‘Little Viking’ - random trivia haha. Nick got to know him and listen to him while living in Mexico and everyone pronounced it that way since for Spanish speakers the proper way’s sound is awkward so he’s just so used to it. Thanks again and glad you enjoyed! :) - Lex
@@NicknLex this is not a track, this is piece of art, MASTERpiece...
Oh i had the cassette. A true genius. And what a player
Arpeggio's from Hell !!
Please check out Al Dimeola, race with the devil on a Spanish highway......another guitar god from the 70s.
One of our faves!! We will be doing lots of his unk stuff to us. We actually have a reaction of his but in Spanish haha :P Thanks for the great suggestion though! :) - Lex
You should check out Wintersun-Time live at sonic pump studios. Beautiful song with incredible guitars
Request more song from yngwie "flamenco diablo and amadeus quattro valvole"
Just watching this video and you hold your book in the camera, I've got the Rising force LP :-) Yngwie is one of the best with no doubt, what I didn't like so much, when I saw him live was his posing. I know it's part of the business, but if it is too obvious, if the artist looks to the audience to see if they notice it (I never forget Ronnie Montrose in 85 in a little club in L.A. doing that aaallll the time) .... but I enjoyed the music. Nick, are you envious, if I tell you, that I saw at the Graspop Metal Meeting in Belgium in 2005 Yngwie, Dio, Dream Theater and Iron Maiden in one day ? Graspop is a great festival, been there many times since then .... and in the last years the line up was even better than Wacken ... I know, Wacken-Maniacs will hate me for that, but it's my personal honest opinion ... I was in Wacken 2011, when it was still ok and had lots of great bands, but in the last years it didn't really attract me ...
YJM was the man who spoiled my guitar technics)))))) I can NOT use alternate picking anymore)))))
With all the prog stuff you got going on here, I'm sure you will really enjoy Ayreon. The Day That the World Breaks Down has been a huge hit with reactor channels by way of an introduction!
Indudablemente no pueden no reaccionar a 4 temas que considero completas obras maestras musicales de spinetta que son: "Los libros de la Buena memoria","El anillo del capitán Beto","Cantata de puentes amarillos" Y "barro tal vez". Les prometo que no se van a arrepentir y se van a asombrar por la complejidad y belleza de su música. Muy buena la reacción y análisis! Abrazo grande y me suscribo!
Buenas reacciones! Si siguen reaccionando a rock en español, podrían reaccionar a "Mira niñita" del grupo chileno Los Jaivas, que son un grupo de rock progresivo que mezcla instrumentos y ritmos latinoamericanos con la complejidad de este género. Un saludo chicos, nuevo sub!
Esa la grabaron con el Baterista Michael Von Knorring.....y no el que estuvo en el resto del Disco Bo Werner
NicknLex, no se olviden de Marillion, try Neverland, studio version is great. Abrazos. Perú ❤️ Mexico
You dont need to dance to everything. I hate when people dance to this sort of music to act like they are enjoying it.
Some people just enjoy dancing. 😉
Como pueden apreciar, su reacción a Cementerio Club (Spinetta) tiene una importante audiencia y repercusión. Aquí estamos a la dulce espera. Reaccionar a el "Flaco" no es tarea fácil, ya que su discografía es tan diversa, extensa, adorable. Les sugiero empezar por el comienzo. Almendra es un buen punto de partida. Muchacha ojos de papel es un hito. Aunque yo les recomiendo "Plegaría para un niño dormido", que escribió a sus 15 años. A partir de aquí el camino es de ustedes, descúbranlo. Besos
Muy buena reacción al gran Yngwie Malmsteen, estaria bueno que hagan una reacción a Rata Blanca la canción "en nombre de Dios" la mejor banda del Heavy Metal en español..!
I would love to see a reaction to my favorite song ever, Halo Of Flies by Alice Cooper. From 1971s Killer this was when Alice Cooper was still a band, not just a man. I think you both would appreciate the musicianship and transitions of this song. Take care young folks th-cam.com/video/fGOD1-NtxH8/w-d-xo.html