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  • #16
    Originally posted by lepard View Post
    Amazing how much of that solo can be found on the Steeler album. That Steeler album is an absolute all-time classic.
    The Steeler album was a good introduction but he really didn't hit his stride until Alcatrazz, where he had more input on the music. In Steeler he was more of a stunt guitarist.
    GTWGITS! - RacerX

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    • #17
      Originally posted by MetalMedal II View Post
      Gotta post a live version of Black Star with a cool acoustic opener:
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNOa5Gjh2lc
      I don't know whats up with that video but the performance being shown for the electric portion is NOT the same as the audio. It's taken from another performance and in some parts seems like he's playing a different song altogether and/or HORRIBLY out of sync.
      GTWGITS! - RacerX

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Hellbat View Post
        Don, if I recall correctly (from a GW article, GP maybe?) he leaves the middle pickup disconnected in most of his guitars and usually just uses bridge and neck. But he changes back and forth a ton. Several times per song/solo usually. People often don't give Yngwie much credit, they look at the speed and say "There is no emotion in his playing, it's just fast." I don't understand why they can't see the dynamics of his playing. The guy's vibrato and use of volume swells is ninja level.

        The current sig is using HS-3 bridge and YJM middle and neck. I believe it used to be HS-3 bridge and HS-2 middle and neck.
        Well he's using seymour duncan now - i don't know why the change, can only imagine money but it's weird considering how he hasn't changed his basic setup since forever.

        I think he plays with mass feeling the ripping speed is just his style - a lot of the other incredible guys from his era that i like, vinnie moore macalpine ect where they are sick players are quite sterile in feel or emotion compared to him.

        Back when everyone was raving about paul gilbert when he came out, i thought he was kinda shit - i mean his tech was awesome i was jealous of him cause he was only like a year older than me , but shittiest tone ever and RacerX sucked ass on a whole those albums made me cringe, which was to bad cause they were all great musicians. Seeing them live was like torture omg like a fucking ice pick in the eye/ear.
        (Pauls a billion times the player now of course).. and his tone is better.

        Yngwies "blues" playing which people laugh at the notion that it's blues at all, but it's blues to me and not many can touch it imo. With all due respect tho he's Uli, Blackmore and Jimi rolled into one, but that ain't a bad thing.

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        • #19
          Yngwie fanboy here!!! Thanks for sharing.
          JB aka BenoA

          Clips and other tunes by BenoA / My Soundcloud page / My YouTube page
          Guitar And Sound (GAS) forum / Boss Katana Amps FB group

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Hellbat View Post
            I don't know whats up with that video but the performance being shown for the electric portion is NOT the same as the audio. It's taken from another performance and in some parts seems like he's playing a different song altogether and/or HORRIBLY out of sync.
            The audio is delayed by nearly a second with respect to the video throughout the piece. It's like you're watching him from across a football stadium. It's annoying cos he can play like 50 notes during the delay! I couldn't find a copy of this same performance. He played nearly something identical when he was on the G3 tour may years ago. Hell, this could be from that tour.
            "Your work is ingenius…it’s quality work….and there are simply too many notes…that’s all, just cut a few, and it’ll be perfect."

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            • #21
              Originally posted by MetalMedal II View Post
              He played nearly something identical when he was on the G3 tour may years ago. Hell, this could be from that tour.
              He looks too young in this vid for it to be from a G3 performance.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by Trussrod View Post
                He looks too young in this vid for it to be from a G3 performance.
                Yeah, you're right. Also, I think he was a bit uh heavier during the G3 tour. Since then, I'm pretty sure he lost some weight, but not sure how much.

                BTW, I came across a better synch'd version of Blackstar which is definitely earlier than the last:


                Oh, and here's a cool spot he did for Fender's anniversary, not sure how old it is as I don't know the year anniversary:
                "Your work is ingenius…it’s quality work….and there are simply too many notes…that’s all, just cut a few, and it’ll be perfect."

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by DonP View Post
                  I just picked up an HS-2 and HS-3 to try out. But which one goes where, and which one am I missing?
                  Originally posted by Hellbat View Post
                  The current sig is using HS-3 bridge and YJM middle and neck. I believe it used to be HS-3 bridge and HS-2 middle and neck.
                  HS-3 in the bridge, HS-2 in the middle and HS-4 (old YJM) in the neck

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                  • #24
                    he's a good player
                    Jackson KV2
                    Jackson KE1T
                    Jackson KE1F
                    Jackson SL1

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by MakeAJazzNoiseHere View Post
                      Never seen that before... Wow.

                      I kind of think he deserves to be drunk and fat and banging supermodels when he's not busy crashing Ferrari's, because that was fucking amazing.
                      I couldn't have said it better myself. Jeez. That was just rediculous.

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                      • #26
                        I remember the first time my buddy played me the (then) new Marching Out CD. It was my first encounter with YJM, and it was one of those world-changing moments. I still feel that little chill every time I hear early Yngwie stuff.
                        I just wish the guy could've aged a bit more gracefully than he has.

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