Nobody can sound like the original artist mr blackmore has a unique attack and tone that only he can reproduce ❤richie blackmore will hold his place in rock history like hendrix forever cemented in the records till the end of time richie recorded with some of the best singers in the business but was always chasing that tonal bliss hence goin through so many front men but it gave use like 5 different deep purple sounds lol late 60s to mid 80s gave us some of the best music ever recorded ❤
It's obvious that Yngwie is heavily influenced by Ritchie but, from my perspective, he left out the best part where Ritchie can send shivers up my back by the way he plays/holds/bends one note. There is a soulfulness in Ritchie's playing that I don't get from Yngwie. On another note, so to speak, hearing really good guitar players does not make me want to give up, it inspires me to play better.
Ian Anderson said Ritchie's genius is understanding the importance of the silence in between the notes. Ingwie is great but after a few songs it gets tiring. Just crashing notes doesn't mean a player is creative.
The Duke said to Mozart: "Why so many notes majestro?" Mozart answered: "Each one is at the right place, Sire." (Those, who have ears like Mozart can digest komplex playing.)
Totally agree with your take on this, KS, after the shredding for a minute or 2. Yngwie gets tiresome. Btw, his albums could be way better if he could hire a vocalist who actually can sing, sheeesh!🙄😬 the singers-(and that's a stretch) he's had reminds me of claws raked across a blackboard⚠️🤦♀️
@@DenkendeMystik-ll8oi Ritchie was the original shredder. Blackmore has more original music than any other Rocker in History. That doesn't even count the millions of albums he has sold of Acoustic Work. I can hear the clarity of Ritchie's playing. Each note has a purpose. You mentioned Mozart who did go out of the construction that came before him. His wonderful creativity and he was as close to a rebel in regards to the what came before him in the music of his time. Mozart's work will live on for centuries. Blackmore's in the future will be considered a Bach, Beethoven and Mozart of his time. As much as I respect Ingwie's playing ability I don't think he will be remembered like Blackmore. Over time the popularity goes away but the cream will come to the top just like Mozart. We all have our opinions and that is mine.
I know it's embarrassing. All the guy does is try to jam and as many notes as he can. The trick with Blackmore is obviously his sound and leaving space. That's what makes him a musical genius.
We all know that, although he claims it was Jimmy Hendrix, but he’s full of shit… you can see it on stage, he tries to look like Ritchie, he tries to move around like Ritchie, the facial expressions and everything else… he’s even trying to take credit for the scalloped neck?… there’s a TH-cam video of deep purple doing a song called No no no and you can see Ritchie’s guitar has a scalloped neck and that was 1971 !! Yngvie was still in a diaper….
Malmsteen opened for Hlenn Hughes in Clearwater back in September. Wife and I left after Glenn. Didn't want to sit in the 2nd row to listen to blistering mumble jumbo for an hour and a half
How many Ingwie songs has Ingwie done that most people can remember? Then how many Blackmore Songs can people remember? That would be many and again what are those 25 songs. And did you ever noticed where Ingwie got his singers from? Or his best singers? That's right those guys sang with Ritchie. Bless your little ole heart!
What's funny is Yngwie claims Blackmore didn't influence him lol . Which is crazy .. he plays the strat like him , plays 70's era marshalls like him . Dresses in all black , scalloped his frets like Ritchie had already done much earlier . And copied his stage moves . It's clear Blackmore was his #1 rock influence . But he never had the success of Rainbow , as Yngwie wasn't capable of toning the speed down to appeal to a wider audience .
Theres 10s of thousands of over the top players 👏 but never feel like a underdog we all have our own sound and styles stay original to yourself 😊never give up and someday you could get your chance 😊but make dam shure your ready to blow there minds when you finally get your chance to shine 😉 love leo fenders original strat designs love my charvel and jackson super strats for my late 70s 80s shred metal ❤ but that original like 54 strat man right out of the case shes a work of art ❤ sound wonderful with original hand wound pick ups giving each one its own unique character leos strat was futuristic back in the 50s and that shape is still used by 1000s of guitar manufacturers and its still is a futuristic shape from out of this world 🌎 those g&l are great too.😊
I don't give a hoot how fast he is - it is excruciating to listen to his interpretation. All the notes in the world mean nothing without some soul. I can listen all day to Ritchie holding one note and improvising with it
Richie's genius is in combining awesome shredding, he is the father after all, and combining it with lovely, very melodic themes. The Highway Star solo is a great example. Slash is a lot like Richie. That's why most of the shredders sound like sledgehammers and Richie sounds...well, like Richie.
Yngwie has yet to learn that the quality of each note is much more important than the quantity of notes. Blackmore understood the difference. So did Robin Trower, who was a master at getting the most out of each note he played.
@BloomingdaleTN Ritchie Blackmore is a Mount Rushmore guitarist. Ritchie, top, 3 in the world in his day. However, Jimmy Hendrix loved Billy. So I will take it to the bank. Trower so underrated like Rory Gallagher. Both great blues rock players also. Roy Buchanan and Frank Marino were others left out of praise they deserve.
In the October issue of Guitar Player (that just came out) there is a quote attributed to Yngwie that says "How can less be more... more is more." This was repeated by Nita Strauss (female shredder) who is on the cover and who completely agrees with that statement. It's so obvious (and true) what it means. They just don't get it.
Of course they get it, but shredding is their thing, just like it is not for someone else. They have put some serious practising hours to master that, and they love to do it. No matter what you play, you can't please everyone...but with that said, I as an ex metal guitarist myself, I just love to listen to great playing, on any instrument, acoustic, classical or metal.
@@NightwishArena If they get it then maybe they should have clarified it a bit by adding something like .... "Not in the world of shred or metal." But neither of them do. Strauss added to Yngwie's statement... "That's always been my attitude." Doesn't sound like she got it to me. I understand that you can't please everybody but that statement comes of as pure arrogance.
Yngwie may be one of the fastest guitar players in the world, but he is light years from being one of the best. The faster he gets, the longer time it takes for him to get there.
Yngwie is without a doubt a good guitar player; he just becomes boring very quickly. Listen to someone like David Gilmore who manages to do more with a couple of notes than does Yngwie with a hundred.
tu non sai quello che dici.....Gilmour fa mezzo accordo basa tutto sulla sua profondità di suono perché a livello tecnico è modesto.. più di quello non può fare.....yngwie è un genio che ha rivoluzionato la chitarra creando un genere ne sa suonare altri ma da dove scendi da Marte per dire ste minchiate????
Ingwie is a Blackmore Clone. Even down to Ritchie's Personality. Ritchie was the first Electric Guitarist to play a scalloped fretboard. Of course Ingwie followed that also. We all know Ingwie is like all the Guitarist and they all had influences. But he never could copy Ritchie's Dry Humor.
@Nissardpertugiu I am a big Uli Roth Fan. I have those Album's by the Scorpions. I started listening to the Scorpions a few years before most people in the State's knew who the Scorpions were. Great Guitarist. Blackmore was playing for Jerry Lee Lewis's European Tour while Roth was very young. I believe Blackmore's Resume in the Early Eighties was still very good and creative. The Perfect Strangers Album went Platinum all around the World and the Biggest Selling Band Reunion Album in History. He created so much remembering Classics. As much as I like Roth he doesn't have the Resume of Blackmore. Neither does Ingwie. Like I said they are great Guitarist and I will go with Roth over Ingwie. One of my top 10 Album's is In Trance. Most Americans have heard things from Blackout forward but you mention In Trance and Fly The Rainbow they never heard of those two albums. I will say in America anyway. Michael Shenker took the Scorpions from a Heavy German Blues Sorta Band maybe part Prog into a complete different Sounding Band. Basically they Sped up in many ways. And Like I said before Blackmore has sold Millions of Album's of Acoustic Work. He was the original shredder and he is the Foundation of what was to come and I will give Iommi his props in that Foundation. I look at the Big Picture of what makes a Musician one of the Greatest. And Speaking of Michael Shenker I loved him in UFO. When my son was a teenager his friends asked me who was the Greatest. I just said Ritchie Blackmore is my favorite but all those guys were damn good. And they were.
He used all of Rainbow singers. He's a Ritchie Blackmore clown nothing more. He is arrogant and nowhere near the greatness of the genius Ritchie Blackmore was top three guitarist in his day.
I love how none of the experts or analysts in this comment section will acknowledge how great yngwies vibrato is, a lot of “shredders” dont possess that and it will often be one of the weakest things in a lot of lead players who put too much emphasis on speed.
Черномор - гениальнейший мелодист с охренительной чуйкой где нужны еще ноты, а где нужна тишина. Мальмстин отличный виртуоз, но он часто увлекается в добавление нот, там где они на самом деле не нужны. В итоге слушается как самолюбование (а я так могу и еще так могу и еще вот так) и быстро утомляет перегруженностью
Man that was horrible,sounds like a beginner in a music store, showing off his newly discovered speed, now you can’t shut him up…Blackmore’s turning in something..HA!
I am from Memphis and I saw Shawn when he was 13 I believe at Audubon Park. He played with his friends and the Band was named Savage. I stood about 10 feet away from Shawn and he was already better than 90% of the big names. I went to School with his Rhythm Guitarist Tate Yawn who could lead almost any band. He was gifted also. Shawn was a great Classical Pianist. I was lucky to talk to Shawn twice but only for a couple of minutes each time. He valued all musicians and was a humble gentleman. I saw him a few more times through the year's. He was constantly looking for something different. Sometimes he performed with his blazing speed but other times he was just methodical. He was a genius. Jeff Beck came to down to town to see Shawn. I think Shawn was 17. After the show Jeff Beck said I may have just seen the greatest guitarist in the world. And Shawn is in that conversation no doubt. I have seen just about all the greats. Shawn was Supernatural. One in a couple of billion.
@@kurtsherrick2066 I only got to see Shawn when he first started playing with Black Oak Arkansas at Club Kizer on Highland Ave. He was a beast even then. I can say unequivocally that He was the " Best I've ever seen hands down "....
@larrygoodman610 I remember Club Kizer on the Highland Strip. I saw Southern Greed there a couple of times. There was a great Rock Scene in Memphis at that time. Great to hear back from you my Memphis Brother!! The days of our youth.
@@kurtsherrick2066 Hey Kurt , You are right those were the days of of youth .Indeed they were my friend! I Lived in Memphis during the late 70's. 76 -79.i now live in Dyersburg. I know you remember Target, Tommy Cathey, the bass player and I grew up together in Dyersburg. He left Dyersburg when he was 15 I believe, and never looked back. Great Musician, and a Great person! Have you seen his current Band Almost Famous? They are fantastic man! You probably also know Bill Marshall, who played Drums for Target. Another monster drummer! I use to run lights forr a Memphis band called Silver Streak in the late 70's. We've got a lot in common, so good to have met you! My friend, always good to talk with someone from Mempho!
@@larrygoodman610 Since you are in Dyersburg do you know Mick Dycus? He is a great Guitarist. He from that area. He had a band called Heavy Blues Chevy. I know of the guys you mentioned but don't know them personally. I saw Target warm up Peter Frampton, at Peaches Records at the corner of Getwell and Park. I live close to you. Home of Casey Jones and Carl Perkins. Really enjoyed your comments and reply to me. I remember Silver Streak. I may have seen them. So many bands at that time in Memphis and that was in my crazy day's. I can't believe I survived.
Honestly, I can do without the “playing with my teeth” gimmick. I’ve tried it and I can’t even touch the strings with my teeth so I’ve always doubted that it can be done, or maybe I just have small teeth?
More often than one realizes less isn't just more but the whole point. Only because one can play the most ridiculous runs, arpeggios and what not, it doesn't mean that one has to do that all the time. However for some players, no matter how talented they are, less isn't an option and honestly, the results are mostly just terrible. I don't enjoy for a second listening to such a hectic and affected guitar. It has nothing to do with music anymore.
Wonderfully talented player. As much as I enjoyed the added notes I’d prefer a more elegant tone with subtle nuances.Personally I have zero musical talent I’m only commenting as a listener. I was pretty good at painting houses though. ( before I retired). I could have probably left that last part out but I didn’t want to spend the time deleting it.
Richie Blackmore...plays with feeling and emotion, l'm afraid Malmsteen shredding gets a little over the top🥱🥱..has no direction,becomes very tiresome🥴..can't compare the two!!
Don't care for yngwie's music but quite the shredder shredding bores me I prefer blues even when blues guys shred it has much more feeling and soul the non stop shredding reminds me of rocks version of bluegrass just go as fast as you can
I never got why people think this is so good. it's guitar wankery, and he has no real feel. It's like a typewriter or something. Eddie Van Halen or Michael Schenker are so much better than this.
Yngwie is probably a better player than Blackmore. He can play all styles. Yngwie can play Blackmore, but Blackmore can’t play Yngwie 😂 no Chance in hell
Why would Blackmore play Malsteem's material when He has 55 years of His own material. Plus, Deep Purple and Rainbow wrote classic songs unlike Malsteem.
Why would Blackmore want to play Yngwie stuff? Blackmore has stated in many interviews that speed doesn't interest him. He is a melody guy. Yngwie is probably a technically better player than Blackmore but he isn't a better musican.
Blackmore hid after these guys hit the scene. His boorish pentatonics and repetitious 4th chord song writing left him no choice but to call it a day and follow John Denvers footsteps
Blackmore is still a better musican than Malmsteen ever was. At the age of 70+ he is still progressing as a musican and a person. Malmsteen shows only signs of stagnation for the last 20 years.
I’ll stick with Blackmore.
I will stick with Blackmore as well this man is boring all his solos sound the same give me Rory Gallagher Gary Moore Stevie Ray any day of the week
I'd rather listen to Ritchie any day
Me too, Ritchie Blackmore, top 3 guitarist in the world. This guy is just annoying. To many note, no feel or grove.
To go maniac over the fretboard is so boring listen to....Blackmore has class.
Nobody can sound like the original artist mr blackmore has a unique attack and tone that only he can reproduce ❤richie blackmore will hold his place in rock history like hendrix forever cemented in the records till the end of time richie recorded with some of the best singers in the business but was always chasing that tonal bliss hence goin through so many front men but it gave use like 5 different deep purple sounds lol late 60s to mid 80s gave us some of the best music ever recorded ❤
Malmstemm no le llega a los talones al genio de blackmore!!!
Yeah. Big cojones!
It's obvious that Yngwie is heavily influenced by Ritchie but, from my perspective, he left out the best part where Ritchie can send shivers up my back by the way he plays/holds/bends one note. There is a soulfulness in Ritchie's playing that I don't get from Yngwie.
On another note, so to speak, hearing really good guitar players does not make me want to give up, it inspires me to play better.
Yea Yngwies too technical at times
Pure noise to me......hes fast but thats it.
Ian Anderson said Ritchie's genius is understanding the importance of the silence in between the notes. Ingwie is great but after a few songs it gets tiring. Just crashing notes doesn't mean a player is creative.
The Duke said to Mozart: "Why so many notes majestro?" Mozart answered: "Each one is at the right place, Sire." (Those, who have ears like Mozart can digest komplex playing.)
Totally agree with your take on this, KS, after the shredding for a minute or 2. Yngwie gets tiresome. Btw, his albums could be way better if he could hire a vocalist who actually can sing, sheeesh!🙄😬 the singers-(and that's a stretch) he's had reminds me of claws raked across a blackboard⚠️🤦♀️
@@DenkendeMystik-ll8oi Ritchie was the original shredder. Blackmore has more original music than any other Rocker in History. That doesn't even count the millions of albums he has sold of Acoustic Work. I can hear the clarity of Ritchie's playing. Each note has a purpose. You mentioned Mozart who did go out of the construction that came before him. His wonderful creativity and he was as close to a rebel in regards to the what came before him in the music of his time. Mozart's work will live on for centuries. Blackmore's in the future will be considered a Bach, Beethoven and Mozart of his time. As much as I respect Ingwie's playing ability I don't think he will be remembered like Blackmore. Over time the popularity goes away but the cream will come to the top just like Mozart. We all have our opinions and that is mine.
i would agree. Ritchie at his best uses quite syncopated phrases. Angus Young is a master at that however!
@@kurtsherrick2066 Jimmy Bryant was the original shredder.
That didn't sound anything like Ritchie Blackmore! It sounded just like all Yngwie's other stuff, a million notes a minute and NO melody.
Not even close to Ritchie
A really hard worker up and down the neck. Say it with one note please Yngwie!!!
Blackmore is an overall better player and supier showman
Horrendous…an insult to playing of Blackmore
I know it's embarrassing. All the guy does is try to jam and as many notes as he can. The trick with Blackmore is obviously his sound and leaving space. That's what makes him a musical genius.
Joke on the water.
Ele se inspirou completamente no gênio da guitarra Blackmore.
We all know that, although he claims it was Jimmy Hendrix, but he’s full of shit… you can see it on stage, he tries to look like Ritchie, he tries to move around like Ritchie, the facial expressions and everything else… he’s even trying to take credit for the scalloped neck?… there’s a TH-cam video of deep purple doing a song called No no no and you can see Ritchie’s guitar has a scalloped neck and that was 1971 !! Yngvie was still in a diaper….
Too many licks in the music and not enough music in the licks.
His "teacher" said Yngwie needs to slow down. He is not Paganini
Malmsteen opened for Hlenn Hughes in Clearwater back in September. Wife and I left after Glenn. Didn't want to sit in the 2nd row to listen to blistering mumble jumbo for an hour and a half
When Yngwie has written about 25 of the greatest rock tracks in history then you can compare him to Blackmore!
Bless your heart sweety.
Agreed🎶
How many Ingwie songs has Ingwie done that most people can remember? Then how many Blackmore Songs can people remember? That would be many and again what are those 25 songs. And did you ever noticed where Ingwie got his singers from? Or his best singers? That's right those guys sang with Ritchie. Bless your little ole heart!
What's funny is Yngwie claims Blackmore didn't influence him lol . Which is crazy .. he plays the strat like him , plays 70's era marshalls like him . Dresses in all black , scalloped his frets like Ritchie had already done much earlier . And copied his stage moves . It's clear Blackmore was his #1 rock influence . But he never had the success of Rainbow , as Yngwie wasn't capable of toning the speed down to appeal to a wider audience .
True that fo sho @@SJ-ty5rw
Yngwie tried to play Blackmore,but failed.
Come on, everything in rock has a jumping off stage. Yngwie was just a big fan of Blackmore’s plus so many more.
Blackmore can try to play like Yngwie but will always fail. Your comment was pointless😂
@@Vampire102 Yingvie is F looser
No where near RB , NOT TODAY ,NOT TOMORROW,NOT EVER!!
Opening comment. Exactly the way I felt when I first heard Terry Kath (25 or 6 to 4) back in the day.
So you don't confuse him with all the other Yngwie's🤣🤣🤣🎸🎸🎸
Стоило Мальмстину только прикоснутся к медленному нетехничному Блэкмору, как он со своей тирадой бессмысленных нот окончательно рухнул в моих глазах
Theres 10s of thousands of over the top players 👏 but never feel like a underdog we all have our own sound and styles stay original to yourself 😊never give up and someday you could get your chance 😊but make dam shure your ready to blow there minds when you finally get your chance to shine 😉 love leo fenders original strat designs love my charvel and jackson super strats for my late 70s 80s shred metal ❤ but that original like 54 strat man right out of the case shes a work of art ❤ sound wonderful with original hand wound pick ups giving each one its own unique character leos strat was futuristic back in the 50s and that shape is still used by 1000s of guitar manufacturers and its still is a futuristic shape from out of this world 🌎 those g&l are great too.😊
Well, there is a nice live video of Yngvie on a gig with Graham Bonnet playing a few songs from Rainbow.
I don't give a hoot how fast he is - it is excruciating to listen to his interpretation. All the notes in the world mean nothing without some soul. I can listen all day to Ritchie holding one note and improvising with it
Richie's genius is in combining awesome shredding, he is the father after all, and combining it with lovely, very melodic themes. The Highway
Star solo is a great example.
Slash is a lot like Richie.
That's why most of the shredders sound like sledgehammers and Richie sounds...well, like Richie.
Yngwie has yet to learn that the quality of each note is much more important than the quantity of notes. Blackmore understood the difference. So did Robin Trower, who was a master at getting the most out of each note he played.
I always thought Billy Gibbons was the master of leaving space between notes.
@BloomingdaleTN Ritchie Blackmore is a Mount Rushmore guitarist. Ritchie, top, 3 in the world in his day. However, Jimmy Hendrix loved Billy. So I will take it to the bank. Trower so underrated like Rory Gallagher. Both great blues rock players also. Roy Buchanan and Frank Marino were others left out of praise they deserve.
In the October issue of Guitar Player (that just came out) there is a quote attributed to Yngwie that says "How can less be more... more is more." This was repeated by Nita Strauss (female shredder) who is on the cover and who completely agrees with that statement. It's so obvious (and true) what it means. They just don't get it.
Of course they get it, but shredding is their thing, just like it is not for someone else. They have put some serious practising hours to master that, and they love to do it. No matter what you play, you can't please everyone...but with that said, I as an ex metal guitarist myself, I just love to listen to great playing, on any instrument, acoustic, classical or metal.
@@NightwishArena If they get it then maybe they should have clarified it a bit by adding something like .... "Not in the world of shred or metal." But neither of them do. Strauss added to Yngwie's statement... "That's always been my attitude." Doesn't sound like she got it to me. I understand that you can't please everybody but that statement comes of as pure arrogance.
Yngwie may be one of the fastest guitar players in the world, but he is light years from being one of the best. The faster he gets, the longer time it takes for him to get there.
Он никогда не станет лучшим
Yngwie sounds so good I’ve been listening to him for 30 years and I’ll listen to him for another 30 more
Yngwie is without a doubt a good guitar player; he just becomes boring very quickly. Listen to someone like David Gilmore who manages to do more with a couple of notes than does Yngwie with a hundred.
tu non sai quello che dici.....Gilmour fa mezzo accordo basa tutto sulla sua profondità di suono perché a livello tecnico è modesto..
più di quello non può fare.....yngwie è un genio che ha rivoluzionato la chitarra creando un genere ne sa suonare altri ma da dove scendi da Marte per dire ste minchiate????
I respect the guy. But i don't wanna hear Paganini for guitar.
I love Yngwie, but there are times when too many notes just don't fit the piece. Here is a good example of that (imo).
Totally agree. He is incredibly boring to listen to. No feeling, just a lot of notes...
Yngwie came close when Joe lynn turner joined
Cuando toca hard rock neoclasico es increible.. A ver lo que tarda en darse cuenta...
«I’ve never listened to Blackmore, or been inspired by any other guitarist»! Yeah, right….
Ingwie is a Blackmore Clone. Even down to Ritchie's Personality. Ritchie was the first Electric Guitarist to play a scalloped fretboard. Of course Ingwie followed that also. We all know Ingwie is like all the Guitarist and they all had influences. But he never could copy Ritchie's Dry Humor.
In his early interviews. He praised Blackmore. Even put a thank you to Ritchie on his real early albums.
@@kurtsherrick2066 Guitar wise the blackmore influence was digested away since 1978.
If there's a guy you can link Yngwie, its Uli
@Nissardpertugiu I am a big Uli Roth Fan. I have those Album's by the Scorpions. I started listening to the Scorpions a few years before most people in the State's knew who the Scorpions were. Great Guitarist. Blackmore was playing for Jerry Lee Lewis's European Tour while Roth was very young. I believe Blackmore's Resume in the Early Eighties was still very good and creative. The Perfect Strangers Album went Platinum all around the World and the Biggest Selling Band Reunion Album in History. He created so much remembering Classics. As much as I like Roth he doesn't have the Resume of Blackmore. Neither does Ingwie. Like I said they are great Guitarist and I will go with Roth over Ingwie. One of my top 10 Album's is In Trance. Most Americans have heard things from Blackout forward but you mention In Trance and Fly The Rainbow they never heard of those two albums. I will say in America anyway. Michael Shenker took the Scorpions from a Heavy German Blues Sorta Band maybe part Prog into a complete different Sounding Band. Basically they Sped up in many ways. And Like I said before Blackmore has sold Millions of Album's of Acoustic Work. He was the original shredder and he is the Foundation of what was to come and I will give Iommi his props in that Foundation. I look at the Big Picture of what makes a Musician one of the Greatest. And Speaking of Michael Shenker I loved him in UFO. When my son was a teenager his friends asked me who was the Greatest. I just said Ritchie Blackmore is my favorite but all those guys were damn good. And they were.
He used all of Rainbow singers. He's a Ritchie Blackmore clown nothing more. He is arrogant and nowhere near the greatness of the genius Ritchie Blackmore was top three guitarist in his day.
Can't listen to him
shredding = spazzing
I find his playing so over the top as to be irritating.
No one to beat Blackmore. Not even close!
I love how none of the experts or analysts in this comment section will acknowledge how great yngwies vibrato is, a lot of “shredders” dont possess that and it will often be one of the weakest things in a lot of lead players who put too much emphasis on speed.
So what? He doesn’t have Ritchie’s sense of space, timing or melody. Nor can he write like him. End of story,
Thats why I don't bother working at playing faster. I'm kidding. Kinda. Na, I am. Kinda. I suck for real lmao.
Ингви технарь великолепный! Мастер с большой буквы, но не гениален.
Черномор - гениальнейший мелодист с охренительной чуйкой где нужны еще ноты, а где нужна тишина. Мальмстин отличный виртуоз, но он часто увлекается в добавление нот, там где они на самом деле не нужны. В итоге слушается как самолюбование (а я так могу и еще так могу и еще вот так) и быстро утомляет перегруженностью
That gave me a freeking headache.
Not a patch on Blackmore, but superb all the same.
Ингви велик, но с Ричи не сравнится никто!
В чём Ингви велик?! В скорости ковыряния?
Man that was horrible,sounds like a beginner in a music store, showing off his newly discovered speed, now you can’t shut him up…Blackmore’s turning in something..HA!
Wish I could be a beginner & play like that!
Yngwie actually plays drums
If i want to listen to a really great guitarist, Shawn Lane is what I'm talking about...
I am from Memphis and I saw Shawn when he was 13 I believe at Audubon Park. He played with his friends and the Band was named Savage. I stood about 10 feet away from Shawn and he was already better than 90% of the big names. I went to School with his Rhythm Guitarist Tate Yawn who could lead almost any band. He was gifted also. Shawn was a great Classical Pianist. I was lucky to talk to Shawn twice but only for a couple of minutes each time. He valued all musicians and was a humble gentleman. I saw him a few more times through the year's. He was constantly looking for something different. Sometimes he performed with his blazing speed but other times he was just methodical. He was a genius. Jeff Beck came to down to town to see Shawn. I think Shawn was 17. After the show Jeff Beck said I may have just seen the greatest guitarist in the world. And Shawn is in that conversation no doubt. I have seen just about all the greats. Shawn was Supernatural. One in a couple of billion.
@@kurtsherrick2066 I only got to see Shawn when he first started playing with Black Oak Arkansas at Club Kizer on Highland Ave. He was a beast even then. I can say unequivocally that He was the " Best I've ever seen hands down "....
@larrygoodman610 I remember Club Kizer on the Highland Strip. I saw Southern Greed there a couple of times. There was a great Rock Scene in Memphis at that time. Great to hear back from you my Memphis Brother!! The days of our youth.
@@kurtsherrick2066 Hey Kurt , You are right those were the days of of youth .Indeed they were my friend! I Lived in Memphis during the late 70's. 76 -79.i now live in Dyersburg. I know you remember Target, Tommy Cathey, the bass player and I grew up together in Dyersburg. He left Dyersburg when he was 15 I believe, and never looked back. Great Musician, and a Great person! Have you seen his current Band Almost Famous? They are fantastic man! You probably also know Bill Marshall, who played Drums for Target. Another monster drummer! I use to run lights forr a Memphis band called Silver Streak in the late 70's. We've got a lot in common, so good to have met you! My friend, always good to talk with someone from Mempho!
@@larrygoodman610 Since you are in Dyersburg do you know Mick Dycus? He is a great Guitarist. He from that area. He had a band called Heavy Blues Chevy. I know of the guys you mentioned but don't know them personally. I saw Target warm up Peter Frampton, at Peaches Records at the corner of Getwell and Park. I live close to you. Home of Casey Jones and Carl Perkins. Really enjoyed your comments and reply to me. I remember Silver Streak. I may have seen them. So many bands at that time in Memphis and that was in my crazy day's. I can't believe I survived.
Sorry Yngwie, that was awful!
How brilliant pure talent
I presume you're referring to Blackmore..
@@digitalchris6681yes…he was referring to Mr Blackmore! 😊
Yngwie is pure practice
I’m guessing you mean Black Star and not Blackmore
Wanna BE. But never will be
Who is the blonde male in the video who is commenting?
From the movie Spinal Tap
Honestly, I can do without the “playing with my teeth” gimmick. I’ve tried it and I can’t even touch the strings with my teeth so I’ve always doubted that it can be done, or maybe I just have small teeth?
Then he couldn't learn R. Blackmore's solo part in its entirety...
Yea but no matter what anyone says i bet you'd still go see him live if u had the chance still amazing to see
Nope.
And NOPE
Wouldn’t waste my money.
nope
More often than one realizes less isn't just more but the whole point. Only because one can play the most ridiculous runs, arpeggios and what not, it doesn't mean that one has to do that all the time. However for some players, no matter how talented they are, less isn't an option and honestly, the results are mostly just terrible. I don't enjoy for a second listening to such a hectic and affected guitar. It has nothing to do with music anymore.
right on
Who is the blonde one commenting on Yngwie Malmsteen?
it's from a movie called "Spinal Tap". A comedy about a rock band. Very funny and spot on. Watch it!
Diddly diddly diddly
Spot on.
Love Yngwie's early material and live playing. Not a fan of his newer guitar sound coupled with sloppy playing. It's a little sad to see the change.
He did have a car crash and have to learn guitar again from literally scratch
Sloppyness doesn't bother me. The problem with Yngwie is that he never learned self control and that he obviously think that speed is everything.
He's not half bad at that guitar thing.
Wonderfully talented player. As much as I enjoyed the added notes I’d prefer a more elegant tone with subtle nuances.Personally I have zero musical talent I’m only commenting as a listener. I was pretty good at painting houses though. ( before I retired). I could have probably left that last part out but I didn’t want to spend the time deleting it.
Painting houses, no shit? As in the Irishman?
I'm hearing nothing but noise here. This was awful.
Not, Yngwie plsy Smoke on the water!!!! Blackmore is unique!!!!
What's next, playing with your toes? When too much is just too much! How about some subtlety?
He can’t do it.
He can’t!!!!
Rápido y técnico, repetitivo hasta el cansancio, mismas figuras, mismo sonido!!🥱
granny
yngwie can play a lot of notes really fast, just like I can puke out a five course dinner in two minutes. same result!
Arruinando un tema inmortal
I agree!!
Totalmente!!
Like with food, if "fast" were best, then McDonalds would be the best. It's not.
Кучерявая игра Ингви не даёт ему покоя. 😅 Всё сливается в скоростные похожие пассажи
🥱
What a jerk!
Ugh! He butchered that song from Ritchie.
I’m not a fan of the cringey faces
Richie Blackmore...plays with feeling and emotion, l'm afraid Malmsteen shredding gets a little over the top🥱🥱..has no direction,becomes very tiresome🥴..can't compare the two!!
Пародия и только зачем ,что та делать если оно совершенства
Terrible ....He can't stand in the same room with Blackmore ....Yngwie the master of tasteless guitar playing .....
Слабак! Ричи не трогай, "гитарист!"!!!
All that shred shit sucks
Don't care for yngwie's music but quite the shredder shredding bores me I prefer blues even when blues guys shred it has much more feeling and soul the non stop shredding reminds me of rocks version of bluegrass just go as fast as you can
Steve Marriott five long years, live. Talking about soul...
Too many notes.
Kitsch Not gut
Amateur Player
I never got why people think this is so good. it's guitar wankery, and he has no real feel. It's like a typewriter or something. Eddie Van Halen or Michael Schenker are so much better than this.
Yngwie = Be faster than everybody else on the planet and fkn overplay everything....honestly.....it is really boring....
Overweight and overated
Yngwie is probably a better player than Blackmore. He can play all styles. Yngwie can play Blackmore, but Blackmore can’t play Yngwie 😂 no Chance in hell
What all styles are we talking about here really? Is "playing fast" a style? If so, he can play one style. Give me one other example.
That does not make him a better musician.
Why would Blackmore play Malsteem's material when He has 55 years of His own material. Plus, Deep Purple and Rainbow wrote classic songs unlike Malsteem.
Why would Blackmore want to play Yngwie stuff? Blackmore has stated in many interviews that speed doesn't interest him. He is a melody guy. Yngwie is probably a technically better player than Blackmore but he isn't a better musican.
Malmsteen...another super shredder with no feeling or direction to his playing,he's not an improviser🥱
Blackmore hid after these guys hit the scene. His boorish pentatonics and repetitious 4th chord song writing left him no choice but to call it a day and follow John Denvers footsteps
Blackmore is still a better musican than Malmsteen ever was. At the age of 70+ he is still progressing as a musican and a person. Malmsteen shows only signs of stagnation for the last 20 years.
@@michaelkarlsson5966 RB is a old bluesman playing folk music.That not progress.