@@larswillsen Subjectively worst GIG within couple years. Not that it would be important, but I feel like highlighting that most of the crappiness was not about the legend himself. The show was not good either, they really did not connect with the audience, but the venue was really sub par. VIP tickets were a joke, basically you got a ”free drink” for it. The air was very hot, felt like lack of oxygen In the hall. Gig started seriously late for no apparent reason, which could (I don’t know) be naturally just a quirk by the band itself. Etc. What I really did not appreciate myself was that basically none of the songs were whole, just a clip of this and clip of that. Maybe others like it but certainly not my cup of tea. But yeah, it SOUNDED great.
I agree when it comes to the front man. I can also see that his playing was kinda sloppy. But the thing with the crowd being far back: I think I've seen an interview recently where an engineer (can't remember the exact profession name) said that this makes sense, as the crowd usually gets a better sound experience like that. If the crowd stands directly in front of the stage, the frist few rows can sometimes hear the speakers blasting some background music or whatever
@@DionysLucifer Kinda sloppy lol don't tell me you are a guitar player wannabe? heh! He travels the world and puts on six shows back to back and you are hiding behind your computer.
@@Remmst9-tc7ms lmao, no need for me to hide behind the computer. like you said, he travels the world and pots on six shows back to back. do you really think he's gonna play all of them 100% accurate? jesus christ man, stop fangirling pal
Yngwie Malmsteen is a Living legend so many people are so jealous of him it's sick! For your info if you look Helsinki is a small place other shows he SOLD OUT 5000 Seaters on the same tour!
@@babaali4410 Not trolling, subjectively worst gig within couple years. Not that it would be important, but I feel like highlighting that most of the crappiness was not about the legend himself. The performance was not good either, they really did not connect with the audience, but the venue was really sub par. VIP tickets were a joke, basically you got a ”free drink” for it. The air was very hot, felt like lack of oxygen In the hall. Gig started seriously late for no apparent reason, which could (I don’t know) be naturally just a quirk by the band itself. Etc. What I really did not appreciate myself was that basically none of the songs were whole, just a clip of this and clip of that. Maybe others like it but certainly not my cup of tea.
@@SirLappis He has a huge fan base across the globe yes huge. Connect with the audience... are you taking about the Finish?!? Are they known to connect with each other?!? I don't think so they are cold and stand offish this is a true fact as is well know, they also seem to be complainers they seem to complain instead of being grateful. Nothing like the warm blooded countries South America or Spain, Bulgaria, Italy, Turkey have you watch them at the Yngwie Malmsteen shows they thrive and they connect because no matter what they appreciate that a legend like him has turned up and travelled across the globe to put on a show for them.The venue sub par, the Vip tickets, ummm shouldn't you be taking that up with the promoter> who rent the venue does the vip etc. Just saying.
@@tonyflorez703 Subjectively worst GIG within couple years. Not that it would be important, but I feel like highlighting that most of the crappiness was not about the legend himself. The show was not good either, they really did not connect with the audience, but the venue was really sub par. VIP tickets were a joke, basically you got a ”free drink” for it. The air was very hot, felt like lack of oxygen In the hall. Gig started seriously late for no apparent reason, which could (I don’t know) be naturally just a quirk by the band itself. Etc. What I really did not appreciate myself was that basically none of the songs were whole, just a clip of this and clip of that. Maybe others like it but certainly not my cup of tea. Not an Yngwie worshipper myself but he has an important role in my childhood music listening experience so it definitely was on a bucket list. I just would have wanted a better one.
@@darknessviking I appreciate a lot of things. I would not have gone to the gig if I would not. Just awful lot of stuff sucked at this gig. I love the keyboardist’s voice 👍
Hahah, it certainly looks like it. However, just a combination of honest frustration and unfilled expectations of the gig plus the realisation that the footage really ain’t good. Other people’s heads mostly and equipment blocking the side shoots :)
@@brolsonmusic You are absolutely correct. I wanted to open up my frustration right away but was too busy/hasty and only now taking the time to open it up. Subjectively worst GIG within couple years. Most of the crappiness was not about the Yngwie himself. The show was not good either, they really did not connect with the audience, but the venue was really sub par. VIP tickets were a joke, basically you got a ”free drink” for it. The air was very hot, felt like lack of oxygen In the hall. Gig started seriously late for no apparent reason, which could (I don’t know) be naturally just a quirk by the band itself. Etc. What I really did not appreciate myself was that basically none of the songs were whole, just a clip of this and clip of that. Maybe others like it but certainly not my cup of tea. Bad ROI for VIP tickets especially, but would not have been great regardless.
@@SirLappis that makes more sense. Yeah, I've met Yngwie...he is a pompous ass, but I think down deep he's nice. He gave me a pick after he said he wouldn't sign a vinyl album he said was a bootleg. (I just think he doesn't remember giving them authority to press the live show). When I saw him last, he was trying to play more notes instead of just playing the songs we all know as they should be. The venue and the way they manage shows shouldn't be on him though.
@@brolsonmusic Interesting. Did you verify it was a bootleg? By the way, a ton of picks were delivered during the gig. Like every fifteen seconds Yngwie was flipping one towards audience =)
Crappy? Sounds superb man! :)
@@larswillsen Subjectively worst GIG within couple years. Not that it would be important, but I feel like highlighting that most of the crappiness was not about the legend himself. The show was not good either, they really did not connect with the audience, but the venue was really sub par. VIP tickets were a joke, basically you got a ”free drink” for it. The air was very hot, felt like lack of oxygen In the hall. Gig started seriously late for no apparent reason, which could (I don’t know) be naturally just a quirk by the band itself. Etc. What I really did not appreciate myself was that basically none of the songs were whole, just a clip of this and clip of that. Maybe others like it but certainly not my cup of tea. But yeah, it SOUNDED great.
@@SirLappis Ahh, I see - Thanks for clearing that up 🙂
Comical that they kept the crowd that far back from the stage in a small club. Needs a front man really bad.
@@perfektspace Yup.
I agree when it comes to the front man. I can also see that his playing was kinda sloppy. But the thing with the crowd being far back:
I think I've seen an interview recently where an engineer (can't remember the exact profession name) said that this makes sense, as the crowd usually gets a better sound experience like that.
If the crowd stands directly in front of the stage, the frist few rows can sometimes hear the speakers blasting some background music or whatever
@@DionysLuciferValid point I guess
@@DionysLucifer Kinda sloppy lol don't tell me you are a guitar player wannabe? heh! He travels the world and puts on six shows back to back and you are hiding behind your computer.
@@Remmst9-tc7ms lmao, no need for me to hide behind the computer. like you said, he travels the world and pots on six shows back to back.
do you really think he's gonna play all of them 100% accurate?
jesus christ man, stop fangirling pal
So many jealous people here, he still tour the world, and People still pay to see him after 40 years.
@@Y6287 That is something indeed, FORTY years
Yes youre right😉👌
Yngwie Malmsteen is a Living legend so many people are so jealous of him it's sick! For your info if you look Helsinki is a small place other shows he SOLD OUT 5000 Seaters on the same tour!
@@babaali4410 Living legend for sure 👍
Trolling the Legend lol! Be glad he even came to your crappy country
@@babaali4410 Not trolling, subjectively worst gig within couple years. Not that it would be important, but I feel like highlighting that most of the crappiness was not about the legend himself. The performance was not good either, they really did not connect with the audience, but the venue was really sub par. VIP tickets were a joke, basically you got a ”free drink” for it. The air was very hot, felt like lack of oxygen In the hall. Gig started seriously late for no apparent reason, which could (I don’t know) be naturally just a quirk by the band itself. Etc. What I really did not appreciate myself was that basically none of the songs were whole, just a clip of this and clip of that. Maybe others like it but certainly not my cup of tea.
@@SirLappis Good now never seeking Yngwie Malmsteen out ever again I am sure he will miss you lol!
@@babaali4410 I’m sorry for offending you. Yngwie probably wasn’t.
@@SirLappis He has a huge fan base across the globe yes huge. Connect with the audience... are you taking about the Finish?!? Are they known to connect with each other?!? I don't think so they are cold and stand offish this is a true fact as is well know, they also seem to be complainers they seem to complain instead of being grateful. Nothing like the warm blooded countries South America or Spain, Bulgaria, Italy, Turkey have you watch them at the Yngwie Malmsteen shows they thrive and they connect because no matter what they appreciate that a legend like him has turned up and travelled across the globe to put on a show for them.The venue sub par, the Vip tickets, ummm shouldn't you be taking that up with the promoter> who rent the venue does the vip etc. Just saying.
@@babaali4410 Just saying most other artists usually connected better. Apparently I’ve hit a delicate spot, sorry for that.
Crappy??
Tf you talking about?
Yngwie is always perfect
Hes the king 🤟!!!!
@@tonyflorez703 Subjectively worst GIG within couple years. Not that it would be important, but I feel like highlighting that most of the crappiness was not about the legend himself. The show was not good either, they really did not connect with the audience, but the venue was really sub par. VIP tickets were a joke, basically you got a ”free drink” for it. The air was very hot, felt like lack of oxygen In the hall. Gig started seriously late for no apparent reason, which could (I don’t know) be naturally just a quirk by the band itself. Etc. What I really did not appreciate myself was that basically none of the songs were whole, just a clip of this and clip of that. Maybe others like it but certainly not my cup of tea. Not an Yngwie worshipper myself but he has an important role in my childhood music listening experience so it definitely was on a bucket list. I just would have wanted a better one.
What brand of amplifier does Yngwie use?
I wish the footage would have good enough resolution to check ;)
😂 Yeah,....he's always be so vague about his gear
LMAO
@@crusTodd 😂
I can hear good drums but where are they on stage??
Looks like Yngwie might have lost a bit of weight.
@0:48 spin move by the keyboardist:)
you are just not appreaciating his talent also the keyboardist is really good at singing
@@darknessviking I appreciate a lot of things. I would not have gone to the gig if I would not. Just awful lot of stuff sucked at this gig. I love the keyboardist’s voice 👍
When I hear YM, I hear Blackmore on steroids and overplayed soloing.
I love Blackmore, awesome
Yngwie Malmsteen is the new Corey Feldman.
jump the shark.
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Hahah, it certainly looks like it. However, just a combination of honest frustration and unfilled expectations of the gig plus the realisation that the footage really ain’t good. Other people’s heads mostly and equipment blocking the side shoots :)
This review SUCKS! You don't say what was crappy. Reviews like this are lame.
Only good things then?
No, you say what about it was bad. I watched some of this in sections and it seemed like it was a decent show
@@brolsonmusic You are absolutely correct. I wanted to open up my frustration right away but was too busy/hasty and only now taking the time to open it up. Subjectively worst GIG within couple years. Most of the crappiness was not about the Yngwie himself. The show was not good either, they really did not connect with the audience, but the venue was really sub par. VIP tickets were a joke, basically you got a ”free drink” for it. The air was very hot, felt like lack of oxygen In the hall. Gig started seriously late for no apparent reason, which could (I don’t know) be naturally just a quirk by the band itself. Etc. What I really did not appreciate myself was that basically none of the songs were whole, just a clip of this and clip of that. Maybe others like it but certainly not my cup of tea. Bad ROI for VIP tickets especially, but would not have been great regardless.
@@SirLappis that makes more sense. Yeah, I've met Yngwie...he is a pompous ass, but I think down deep he's nice. He gave me a pick after he said he wouldn't sign a vinyl album he said was a bootleg. (I just think he doesn't remember giving them authority to press the live show). When I saw him last, he was trying to play more notes instead of just playing the songs we all know as they should be. The venue and the way they manage shows shouldn't be on him though.
@@brolsonmusic Interesting. Did you verify it was a bootleg? By the way, a ton of picks were delivered during the gig. Like every fifteen seconds Yngwie was flipping one towards audience =)
LOL Where are all the people.. Yngwie you are losing the people man.
@@rogerthedodger940 Has not caught the next generations indeed