Yngwie Malmsteen - Disciples of hell - solo lesson (with tabs)
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Learn how to play solo from the track 'Disciples of hell' from Yngwie's second studio album 'Marching Out' (1985). This solo has loads of very interesting arpeggio ideas as well as very cool licks combining picking with legato runs. We'll go through this solo phrase by phrase , eventually connecting licks into small sections of the solo so you can keep track how they work together.
Guitar is tuned to E flat (Eb) just like in the original recording.
You are an extraordinary guitarist for being able to do tutorials like this. But I cannot help but think the most creative work for YJM stays in the 80's. Marching Out for riffs and solos has to be his best work.
Thanks I appreciate it, Yngwie's early stuff is the best,no doubt
I remember when Malmsteen first came out with this stuff, there was no TH-cam, it seemed like nobody in the world would ever be able to play his solos, just impossible. Now things are so different, perfect renditions on TH-cam to watch.
Hey man, I get what you're saying, I remember as a teen trying to learn Kirk Hammett's solos from a cassette player ( I was fascinated with his playing at the time), you could considered yourself lucky if you got your hands on a video tape of a live show praying there's a shot of him playing lick you couldn't figure out so you can maybe get a little closer to figuring out what the hell he was playing, tabs were pretty much useless . Today, thousand different results of any guitar solo, lessons, tutorials you can imagine, served on a silver platter .But on the other hand, there is a lot to appreciate in learning by ear, something any musician should practice
@@chasingfrets I'm not sure I understand why anyone would want to learn Hammett's solos.
@@greggiskhan3816Kirk played great solo's on ALL of Mettalica's 1980's material ! Very nicely composed and they absolutely fit the songs 🤘
We had the Hal Leonard tab books, remember 🤘
'Ol Wolf Hoffman was a great 'tabber' for sure.
I learned SO much from the tab books ( around'86) from OZZY/RANDY, RATT'S 'OUT OF THE CELLAR' and Malmsteen's 'Rising Force'.
If you say so@@andyhayes7828
Love your channel and lessons man, also one of my favorite Malmsteen solos. Thanks again for posting!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thanks Dave, I really appreciate your continuous support and I'm glad you find the lessons useful, cheers!
One of the best tutorials! Thanks for the upload.
Thank You!! Yngwie's greatest solo!! Best lesson ever!!
Thanks Dean, I'm glad you like the lesson, cheers!:)
One of his best solos for sure.
Very nice solo and cool arpeggios, I feel that in general his old albums have grate solo ideas,licks are put together quite well.
Holy crap brother 😮..that was amazing!
Wow man! I wasn't inspired today...until I saw this, I'm gonna grab my guitar and start learning the real deal here! Awesome as usual !!!
Thank you Daniel! I so glad if you got inspired, I know the feeling my friend!
That's absolutely ASTONISHING, great video!!! Long live Yngwie Il Maestro Johan Malmsteen!!! 🤘🤘🤘🔝🔝🔝❤❤❤ Greetings from Italy!!! 😉
Thanks Simone, I'm so glad you like the video. Greetings from Serbia! Long live the maestro! :)
Excellent playing
Thanks Frank!
Awesome another classic malmsteen solo, im so thrilled, I finished learning magic mirror in the past week, so two in the books, and this one looks like it has many great licks in it to work on, great work!
Thanks Joe! Working hard as always, it's gonna pay off man! I look forward seeing your covers, I'm sure they 're gonna be grate!
@@chasingfrets Thanks so much! I took a detour after magic mirror to learn a solo malmsteen did with alcatrazz for a lost in Hollywood cover, I don't think the tab i bought was accurate so I got pretty frustrated and spent all weekend figuring it out, finally got it but was feeling down cause I had wanted to get so much more done, but I suppose at least I got it and today when I saw this it got me motivated again... I just have to get the wife to film me now with the solos so ill make sure to do that soon :)
@@JoeS-bv3xu That's what I like to hear, awesome man!
Awesome always wanted to play this but way to fast and difficult to play to a record or album back in the day thank you so much for breaking it down your awesome 👍
Thanks man, enjoy the lesson. It's a great sounding solo and it's worth putting in the effort, lots of great licks in there, cheers!
terrific playing dude
Thanks Jim, I appreciate it
This is wonderful.
Thanks, I'm glad you like it, cheers!
This is great man
Thanks man, I'm glad you like it, cheers!
great! subscribed
Awesome! Lesson thanks
I'm glad you like the lesson, cheers!
Just a note if you want to play it more like Yngwie does. First he uses a different fingering on the ascending E minor arpeggio, so instead 10 on the A string he plays 5 on the D string. Same notes but it can change the pick attack sound.
On the descending part of the arpeggio Yngwie uses some form of alternate picking (yes that is weird but he does that on 5 string arpeggios) and that first 9 on G string is really hard to hear but it sounds like a different note. Anyway he ends that arpeggio by playing 9 on the D string followed by 9 on the G string, so that last 10 on the A string in the tab should instead be a 9 on the G string. That last correct note makes a big difference in my opinion.
Thanks for sharing your input Marcus, it's all about nuances in pursuing that Yngwie sound and I'm sure people will find your tips something worth considering when trying to master this piece, cheers man!
Genial. Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
¡Gracias, saludos desde Serbia!
You are the best
I will try this on a six string bass.
Hahaha go for it man! That'd be awesome! :)
You crazy,man.
Love you bro thank you for all your vids
Thanks Pablo! Well, for recording I use Guitar rig 5 ( psychedelay, spring reverb, custum eq, screamer, Citrus amplifier , control room, control room pro are components I use in my preset) I also sometimes put an analog Blackstar ht-dist pedal in front of it to dirty the signal a little bit.
Playing without any effects can be beneficial because that way it's only you and your guitar, I often practice my guitar un plugged so you can really tell how well you mastered certain things, or how good are your dynamics and so on...So there is no given rule, it just depends what you wanna accomplish, at the end of the day effects are just tools - nothing more, the tone is in your hands, and that's just the truth ! Keep rocking my friend!
nice work
Thanks man, I'm glad you like it.
Best bro👍
Thanks!
Bon travail merci t’assure grave
Merci!
The harmonic notes at the beginning of the solo, the 5th fret harmonic on the D string should be a fifth fret harmonic on the high E string 1:18... The harmonic doesn't come out clear in the recording but I'm certain that is the note he is hitting. It's played all on the high 3 strings .
You could be right, thanks for sharing , I appreciate it man! Cheers!
Hello really good lesson (learning the solo at the moment following your tutorial in order to iron-down some passages)!
Just one question: at 13:02 circa, it is not easier to perform 12-11-10 /12-11-9 (on B and G strings) instead of moving on 3 strings? doing 12-11/14-12-11/14 (on B,G,D strings)?
Thanks Valerio, I'm glad you like the lesson, if you find it easier to play that lick in that position that's completely OK, the reason I played it like that is because that way your hand stays in just one position so it made sense to me, but again if it feels more comfortable for you to get the notes out by playing it like you suggested it then go for it. The thing is, guitar players are different, and some players find it easier to play certain licks the certain way and that' OK the only things that counts is that you can play the lick so that it sounds as it should and that it doesn't get in a way of the next lick that follows in terms of position shift ( with some licks you have to think ahead how well does it connect with the next phrase in terms of fingering ). Cheers!
@@chasingfrets yes I agree I see your point too, it makes perfectly sense! thanks...(next one will be Soldier without faith ...and that is a very challenging one, you also did a really nice job there) thank you. V.
@@Valerio_VDF Awesome man! Keep rockin'! :)
GReat!
Buenas! El solo de I am a viking está en tu canal? Porque no lo encuentro, Muchas gracias!!!
That lesson was removed from my channel by TH-cam on request from Yngwie's manegmant ( for copy right reasons), they also removed a few more lessons as well, so that lesson is no longer avaiable, sorry
But when u play the isolated part at 11:21 man, that legato run its just like listening to Yngwie himself, outstanding job
Thanks man, that legato run is quite demanding, I had to practice that for a while :)
Hahaha those Yngwie's legatos my God! Keep rockin'out my friend 🇺🇾
@@danielleiva9456 Hahahaha, you know it man! :)
Yes, exactly my thoughts yesterday
😁👍👌💪Nice
Thanks man!
good b
During the high pedal-tone lick,are you picking some of those notes with the 2nd and 3rd finger?
No I don't, but bare in mind that with these pedal note licks (where you go between two strings) it matters how you START the phrase in terms weather it's with a downstroke or with an upstroke. A lot of the times Yngwie would actually start with an UPSTROKE which allows you to switch strings back and forth more comfortably as the lick unfolds so always experiment what makes more sense with a given pedal lick, it can make a huge difference, hope it helps Gregory, cheers!
Man...I love you jajajajaja
Hahaha Cheers Adriano, enjoy the lessons! :)
Nice video, listen to the whole album of marching out because yngwie was still experimenting with harmonic minor licks
Thanks man, he's still experimenting :) But that's why we love him, just shows you what you can do with a single scale!
@@chasingfrets yes true his new albums the last three he uses fragments lines and bases his melody or riffs off of these fragments lines. He was obsessed with linear lines using major and minor scales before. Their is a guitarist named Michael Romeo which he has a VHS lesson on youtube from the 90's which I think yngwie stole a lot of his Michael Romeos ideas off of because he does that same things. I'm not sure if Michael Romeo did it first but I think yngwie watched the VHS lesson and learned a lot from Michael Romeo. I wish the VHS lesson was easier to watch but the camera is to far away to see what he is doing but maybe one day someone will do a youtube video lesson on Michael Romeo licks because its very yngwie.
@@waynegram8907 haha, how old are you, yngwie probably never heard of Romeo, ha ha ha
@@waynegram8907 Not only that I know that Michael Romeo video, that was actually the first neo classical lesson I think I ever started learning (before even Yngwie stuff). I still remember how blown away I was when I saw that string skipping tappinig lick when he performed 'Of sins and shadows' (that's about 9.00 min. in). Michael Romeo is one of my favorite in terms of creativity and execution, he's probably the one who got me interested in neo classical when I think about it. th-cam.com/video/a2eZO5wJs_Q/w-d-xo.html
@@chasingfrets can you do a video lesson on Michael Romeo arpeggio licks that you know and other neo classical licks you know that he does? I have watched the video but its hard for me to figure out what he is doing because he does these sweeping fast arpeggios in the video. I have found other youtube videos of his skipping tapping licks
Giardino😁
Amazing as usual but i hoped u include the whole solo at the end with no backing
Thanks man, maybe I'll do that with some other solo that's not so long, I hope you understand that these tutorials are very time consuming as it is, but on the other hand you do have separate arpeggio section and main solo brake down in 3 different parts so you can practice connecting licks and get a feel how they come together, cheers!
Chasing frets no problem bro , great lesson all the same and ...i still think you are the best when it comes to yngwie lessons , every note is on point and super accurate ...thanks a lot man for the hard work ❤️
@@silverstone3228 Thank you man I appreciate it. I'll try to do a playthrough of entire solo if it makes sense considering the length, thanks for understanding! :)
@chasingfrets you are absolutely superior to yngwie malmsteen ‘s playing your accuracy is phenomenal, please sir May I make 4 solo lesson requests
Which are
1) yngwie malmsteen - The only one
2) yngwie malmsteen - Forever one
3) Yngwie malmsteen - Fire and ice
And a full lesson of Yngwie’s
OVERTURE 1622 🎸🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I'm glad you like the tutorials, I have a few lessons planed out but I'll keep your suggestions in mind a few people have requested some of the same songs you have so I'll certainly try and make some of those lessons in the future, cheers!
Thank you @chasingfrets I thoroughly appreciate it, I don’t think there’s anyone else who can Match Yngwie like yourself on TH-cam, are you on Instagram cos I’d love to follow you ..I am also a guitarist playing for 26 years mainly with improvisation from influences like Yngwie but I could only wish to play as good as you are 🎸💯👌🏻
@@swaggytheguitarplayer2452 Thank you for the kind words I appreciate it :) For the time being I don't use Instagram, only YT. Anyway, I'd like to recommend checking out players such as Cesario Filho and Panos Arvantis for Yngwie type playing because they are just insanely good and I think you'll be very impressed, those guys are just killer players and best of the best! Thanks for all the support! Cheers my friend!
And can you маке a lesson on how to play the intro?
Well the thing is, this intro is played on a acoustic guitar and unfortunately I'm not much of a acoustic guitar player I have to admit, however I found the tab for the intro you're interested in on songsterr and it sounds like it might be ok so I hope it will be helpful to you www.songsterr.com/a/wsa/yngwie-malmsteen-disciples-of-hell-tab-s29655t0
fantastikkkkkkkkkk ok LESSON E COVER CIAAAOO
Thanks Lorenzo, I'm glad you like the lesson!:)
Perfecto ! Listen "La leyenda del hada y el mago " solo by Rata Blanca.
Thanks man! 'Rata Blanca's' solo sounds great, very Yngwie inspired.
@@chasingfrets I hope you do a cover of " La leyenda.." some day.
It's seems to Disciples of hell's solo. Me suscribo, great job !
@@natanaelramos1580 Thanks for the support man, I really appreciate it!
This eye scares me, reminds me of the cabal taking over the planet now, damn it
Hahahaha, nice one!
Sounds way better without that crappy single coil.
Thanks :)
Can't stand people that play over the real track. Go find a backing track.
@@interestingthings8598 Thank you Sigmund Freud, or is it Frasier Crane? I'm pretty sure you came up with that rhetoric because you see that in yourself, you wouldn't have come up with it otherwise.