Yngwie Malmsteen - Interview #1 (1995 video)

Yngwie J. Malmsteen talks about following interview on video "The Ultimate Guitar Tape - PLAY LOUD! [The BASICS]"(Japanese subtitles, 1995).
1. Talk about THE ALBUMS & SONGS (00:00:00-)
2. Talk about THE STRATOCASTER (00:02:25-)

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[MrNebelful]

FUCK!!!

I hate when people bitch about his ego... I believe it's necesarry.. Malmsteen is one of the most critized musicians of today.. he has taken more tough shit than what I bet most of you could handle before giving up... Despite his persona (I SAID PERSONA NOT PERSON) let me tell you something.. I hated metal and I hated classical music... Found Yngwie , guess what.. now I love them both.. so FUCK YOU!!! GO MALMSTEEN!!!!!!!!

[dmohr7]

at 1:01 he thinks of donuts

[fracturedskater]

7:01 with my name on it :D

[sgainar1]

@OoDidyoO I believe it's called or similar to "Echo Etude". He does this baroque improve thing with the delay acting as counterpoint. I think I've seen it here before on you tube if you want to search.

[OoDidyoO]

what's this song playing during the questions?? could someone tell me?

[lyrasimo]

Yngwie and Ferrari...very fast

[seth3556r]

I don't think his arrogance is because of his playing. I think it's his personality and satisfaction for where he gotten himself to, before he was a suburban white male in europe, now he has success and a lot of people don't have success.

[screenpuller]

@MrNebelful... I agree. Why is it that speed & complexity in classical music is a valid means of expression, yet on an electric guitar it's dismissed so readily? Well, you've probably heard the saying, much as it pains me to repeat it, but haters are gonna hate. :(

[BOnEhEAdD]

@MrRazorblade999 Thats a big negative i guess ;)

[MrRazorblade999]

Does he pay for his guitars?

[Brentypooz]

What does scalloped fretboard mean?

[bigrigJim]

@MeetyHam It stays in tune better without the string tree if your using the tremelo alot cause the string tree tends to "drag" and keep the string from going back to its original tension (tune)