Yngwie Malmsteen (Far Beyond the Sun) Kel-n-Rich First Reaction
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- Malmsteen. Far Beyond the Sun. Kel-n-Rich's First Reaction.
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He was 20-21 years old when he recorded this, and he played all guitar parts and the bass. This track is 35 years old! It made an unbelievable impact on guitar players because it was like nothing else at the time. For more Yngwie recommendations, try Icarus Dream Suite Op. 4, Trilogy Suite Op. 5, Crying, Black Star and Krakatau.
It was fascinating and difficult for me to listen to him then because he was so far above me and everyone else.
Wow. I never knew that. . I even have more respect for him now
Hi Paul! I just wanted to add that Jens Johansson was on keyboards, and Barriemore Barlow (from Jethro Tull) was on drums. As Paul said, Yngwie on all guitars and bass.
exactly what I wanted to say. He was so young and the mastery he had of the instrument was insane.
Paid off to skip "high school" in Stockholm suburban and learning paganini on guitar
My favorite Yngwie song is Icarus Dream Suite (Opus #4). It still gives me chills and fond memories of seeing him open up for DIO.
Ah! The Icarus Dream Suite.. Albionioni and Malmsteen. Madam will love that
Totally agree... Best example ever of how well classical music and metal/rock go together... Love that one
Black Star does that for me...but maybe just because it was the first Yngwie song I ever heard...and I had never been exposed to anything like that before. Yngwie changed everything.
I too, saw Yngwie twice over two days in the mid 80's when he opened for Dio. After the first show, we got up the next morning and took a road trip. The second show was the following day about 300 miles away. Good times those were.
Stephen Christopher if memory serves me correctly, it was late October in 1985. (Rochester, NY)
Malmsteen has sometimes played in a group called G3 that features Steve Vai, Joe Satriani (Vai's guitar teacher), and they pick another guitarist. John Petrucci from Dream Theater has also featured in G3. Check them out sometime. They do a great version of Voodoo Chile Rich. You'll dig it :) Malmsteen sings in it
Great recommendation! \m/
He was 21 when he released "Rising Force", in 1984... long live Yngwie Il Maestro Johan Malmsteen!!! 🤘🤘🤘🔝🔝🔝❤❤❤ Greetings from Italy!!! 😉
Please do Jason Becker! He's an amazing guitarist who got his start as one half of guitar duo 'Cacophony' with Marty Friedman (Megadeth guitarist) at 17. He was 19 when he made his solo album and the offer to be David Lee Roth's guitarist. At his prime, was diagnosed by ALS, a debilitating condition and he can only move parts of his face and eyes. He still composes music to this day, but with technology that uses a movement from the eyes to move a cursor on a computer.
Here are some suggestions:
Altitudes (The best one to start with to get a feel of his playing)
Perpetual Burn (A sweep picking tour de force)
Air (He composed this when he got a cold haha)
Also Mabel's Fatal Fable by Jason Becker
Yngwie are a tru Viking like me !!! SWEDEN.......
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And the Johansson Brothers, keyboard and...
protect your country
Happy Birthday Rich! Love you guys! You are officially my favourite people now on CZcams, keep up the good stuff coming!
So funny because as I was watching some of the other videos of her reaction I was thinking of this song and what her reaction would be to hearing for the first time...I'll never forget mine with my good friend and guitar teacher when this first came out , we were both dropjawed and then we saw it live when Yngwie came over and blew our minds completely !!!
Rich playing the Kelecaster ! ha ha ha
Oh my god that’s priceless Unkyp! I will be saying that from now on!!!! Credit goes to you 100%!!!!
Unkyp -Good one!!
Still one of the most mind-blowing displays of composition and technique I’ve ever heard.
Happy Birthday!!!
Seen Yngwie live twice and he is amazing!!!!!!! (Steve Vai For the Love of God live with Orchestra) lmao Its an emotional roller coaster! Yngwie plays guitar and the bass on a lot of his recordings, but the keyboardist and drummer are other musicians.
on some of his studio tracks tho, he did do all of the instruments
I love Yngwie!!! Seen him twice with my husband, very personal venue in Connecticut. We were right up at the stage. he handed me his pick after the show
Icarus Dream Suite Op. IV is more classically oriented...and not one where Yngwie was apparently making a dollar per note.
A30ot6...that's the best track from that album.
definitely should have been that, but Yngwie is so good on that whole album
Try some young Malmsteen in Alcatraz - the guy is a musical genius 🎸 🎶
Kree Nakoorie!
Suffer me solo
Jet to Jet 🎸🎶
Steeler too.
Tony Macalpine! Edge of Insanity
Also Maximum Security #painintheask
I just like how much fun you two have together. I see love and it makes me happy.
Been listening to this album on and off for thirty five years, Little Savage a particular favourite.
That slower part in LS rips your damn heart out!!!!😍
Yngsatchvai hey nice name
Yes, Jens Johansson IS A MONSTER keyboardist ! Anyone who can not only back, but SOLO WITH YM is a master of their trade.
Jens Johansson is the son of the legendary jazz pianist Jan Johansson.
Agreed.
I saw Yngwie Malmsteen March of 2004 at The House Of Blues (New Orleans), and I'm going see him again in Baton Rouge on April 24th!!! Can't wait!!! This guy is amazing!!! BTW, Happy Belated Birthday Rich! \m/
Seing how they both react from diffrent backgrounds react was so sweet and lovley
I love anything from his 2nd album "Marching Out". It's more a song oriented album than a shred album. It's very reminiscent of the Dio style. "Disciples of Hell", "I Am a Viking", "I'll See the Light Tonight" to name just a few. Great vocalist on that album as well in Jeff Scott Soto.
Solo on I am a Viking is freaking so epic!
sure, but I found it interesting, opposite to Satriani and Stev Vai that a great majority of tracks include singing, so his vision of a music track is not 100% guitar and no interest in the rest, he wants the melodies to be accompanied by singing and lyrics
I knew Kel would love this. Yngwie’s biggest influence is BACH!!!!
Pa Tero - for sure!
Yngwie has stated many many times his main influences for his style is Niccolò Paganini's 24 Caprices on violin
No, it was Paganini (and Ritchie Blackmore, though he used to deny that).
bach paganni and vivaldi add a rock sound boom yngwie malmsteen
" Yngwie’s biggest influence is BACH!!!!" #ytmostidioticcomments
Belated Happy Birthday, Rich🎂🎈🎉 !!
Great choice. I’ve seen him live, quite a few times. Incredible performer!!
To answer your question. Yes, he played bass and all the guitar parts (obviously) on that album.
Happy birthday buddy HIP HIP HOORAY
Happy Birthday Rich! I'll bet your best present today will be Kel' Your a lucky man. Always fun here
He writes all the music for all the instruments. Plays all guitars and bass on all recordings and writes all lyrics and melodies. Now he sings too and plays drums on his newer recordings. He hires musicians or touring.
Little late to this episode... first of all Happy Birthday Rich! My B-day is March 8th also! Yngwei is a guitar GOD! I actually have tickets to see him in a small venue June 5th, in Lexington, KY... I can't wait! You should look up some concert footage with Yngwei, Joe Satriani and Steve Vai all going at the same time!
i used to listen to all these guitar gods instrumental like Yngwie, Friedman, Jason Becker, Vinnie Moore cassettes, etc. at night before I sleep. Those were the days!
Yngwie for that specific album did all the stringed instruments.
If you like Yngwie Malmsteen also check out Jason Becker "Air"
Or directly CACOPHONY !
Yeeees!
" Altitudes" might be the most epic tune ever composed...Jason is one of a kind
I saw him at the Uptown Theater in Kansas City. I was standing right up against the stage literally ten feet away. Talas with Billy Sheehan opened up and for the encore he came out and played Purple Haze with Yngwie
Happy Birthday!!! So awesome your discovering Malmsteen. He does have a band. The keyboards on this song was Jens Johansen. The American version on Malmsteen is a guy called Vinnie Moore, you should check out Time Odysey by Vinnie Moore he is so Amazing and under rated. Hope you have a great B-day.
jens johansson on keys, amazing musician. now in the band stratovarius...
Yngwie plays Guitars and Bass on ALL His records. He has a Keyboard player and Drummer and Vocalist
Hope you had a Happy Birthday Rich!!! Keep Rockin \m/\m/
The Kell a tar yea MAN HE PLAYS GUITAR WITH A BOW FROM A VIOLIN 🎻 THIS GUY IS BEYOND HIS YEARS
I saw Yngwie in 1982 or 83 at Astroworld in Houston Texas, he was classically trained and took it into metal opera, I truly believe that at the time he was foremost in metal and had no competition but for the late, great Randy Rhoades who was also classically trained.
Malmsteen played Guitar and bass an tge Rising Force album(Debut; which has Far Beyond The Sun )
How did I miss this one. Belated happy Bday Rich..
Yngwie Malmsteen has a son too. and has time to give 100% to his music and family. that is epic
Ohh Yeah .. Happy Birthday!!! 😜👌😜👌😜👌😜👌😜👌😜😜👌
Yngwie is a classically trained guitarist. A lot of his playing is classical music oriented. I think Kel being a classical trained pianist will appreciate it
Saw him in Sydney a few years ago, too. Was unbelievable. :)
Hearing Yngwie is one thing, but seeing him play Live is an entirely different thing. You're right. Its unbelievable. He's like no other guitarist.
yeah Kel my jaw dropped too when i first heard this masterpiece!
I still snarf my drink in hysterics when it gets to the keyboard/guitar/keyboard/guitar duel .. and its been over 30 years.. majestically epic!!!!
Happy Birthday Rich,
Might I suggest Yngwie's Blackstar the studio version, you will love it.
I love going on this journey your on.
Yngwie Malmsteen is and has been my all time favorite guitar player for over thirty years. I saw his video for the song I'll See The Light Tonight on MTV'S Headbanger's Ball back in 1988 , and I just fell in love with his guitar playing big time. I was barely 10 years old and I got my older sister to take me to a music store called Camelot Music. I got his first three studio albums on cassette tapes Rising Force, Marching Out, and Trilogy the day after I saw the video I'll See The Light Tonight. I was so amazed with his guitar playing on all three albums, and I listened to them very often. All these years later I still love listening to Yngwie Malmsteen's guitar playing. The first band he joined when he came to America back in 1983 is Steeler , and their first and only studio album which is self titled is a MASTERPIECE because of Yngwie Malmsteen. You guys need to react to Steeler's song Hot On Your Heels which has a phenomenal guitar intro by Yngwie Malmsteen. The intro is his Eruption. He was barely 20 years old ,and he shocked the whole world with his guitar playing back then because he took to a new level . Just like Jimi Hendrix and Eddie Van Halen , Yngwie Malmsteen changed the game on how guitar playing should be. Another great band that Yngwie joined for a brief time after leaving the Steeler band is Alcatrazz. Alcatrazz was the first time that Yngwie finally got a chance to write songs and put his own influence on an album. The album No Parole For Rock N Roll is another MASTERPIECE and the legendary Graham Bonnet is the lead singer that was in the band Rainbow that he originally replaced Ronnie James Dio and did one album Down To Earth that ended up being another MASTERPIECE from Rainbow. In my opinion everything that Yngwie Malmsteen has ever done throughout all these years is amazing.
'You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget' by Malmsteen.
He has a band but he did play bass on this album.
another great reaction!!! funny thing I just suggested you show her Yngwie and then I see that you already did... lol great job Rich!!!
happy bday
that's great to hear kel, of course kids are the most imortant every time. in the words of the late great ronnie james dio, "gather all around the young ones, they will make us strong"
This guy was a master of the guitar - no contest. NOBODY COMES CLOSE TO HIM even though there are some very amazing guitarists out there.
Aaron B personally I think he is definitely too 10 but I think Satriani,vai,and others are definitely better mostly because of the bersatility
Helloween - Where the rain grows
Helloween - Dr Stein
Stratovarius - Black Diamond
Angra - Nothing to say
(all classic quality power metal)
Happy b-day!
You can hear the Deep Purple influence in this tune as many of their songs featured dueling guitar and keyboards
I'm exhausted after this song
Happy Birthday, Rich! Yngwie is always a great gift. Blackstar, Crying, and Baroque and Roll are some good Yngwie choices to start. You mentioned Steve Vai...For the Love of God should be enjoyed
Yngwie is so good. Awesome to see you two getting in to it so much, loved the reaction!
Nice to see u taking on my fellow countryman, the first album is groundbreaking...
Good morning
Happy Born day Rich🎂
Just discovered you guys yesterday.
Watched a bunch of your reactions last night. Really like your videos...
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Reminded me. Tony mcalpine Plays classical piano and plays like this on guitar. Incredible .
Jens Johansson on keyboards!!!! Son of a great swedish jazz pianist
Hey guys Yngwie can play almost any instrument and has on many of his albums. This particular track and album he had a keyboard player but like I said he has played bass on many of his albums \m/
It's just borderline orgasmic to end a minor composition with a major tonic.
Yngwie played all guitar and bass parts, he is such a cool guy I was lucky enough to meet him and spent over three hours backstage chatting and playing his guitars and I have to say he was very humble and thankful for the love of his fans
Yeah. Riiiight..... Of course. Hmm, hmm....
This guy is a god. He wrote Black Star at 17 and his composition is neo classical in style combined with some of the fastest and clearest shredding you will ever here. Loved him in the 80s!
great reaction as always. hard to imagine he wrote this as a 19 yr old kid, u should really hear the whole album...
Happy Birthday!!! Hope it's awesome. Glad you enjoyed Yngwie, if you want to check out more look up Vinnie Moore, he's the American version of Yngwie but with more feeling. Check out Time Odyssey by Vinnie Moore you'll love it. Thanks for checking out my suggestion. Have a great B-Day.
Happy Birthday! and you seem to have heard my prayers! MALMSTEEN, YES!
I didn't know Rich knew how to play the arm so well!
Happy birthday!
happy birthday!!!!
Yngwie (ingvay) plays all guitars and bass on this
Happy birthday brother!
For your informatiion : you could listen every live version of any Malmsteen song, and you would discover a new song almost every time because he never plays the same song twice the same. He is a great master in improvising. And this song is the perfect example : except the theme, everything is improvised. Watch any live version of this, it's amazing.
Happy birthday 🎂🍻
Malmsteen is one of 3 of my guitar heroes. My foundation of shredding. Freshman year summer in high school my friend and I learned all the guitars to this album on guitar start to finish. Its surprising not as difficult as Steve Vai's stuff. Oh the 4-8hrs a day of practice, wish i still had that kind of time. Jason Becker- Altitudes oh my god!!
9:13 Epicness of the highest order!! 🎸🔥🔥
Well your about to jump off the EDGE OF NORMAL WITH THIS GUY THE BETOVEN OF THE GUITAR 🎸
2k suscriptores ajajaaj good work guys :D
yah he was barely out of teens when this came out. Marching out and electric guitar with Tokyo philharmonic are my favorites
ARCH ENEMY - Nemesis (live Tyrants of the Rising Sun)
live tokyo
Hey Kel & Rich! Just subscribed, loved your reaction! Yeah, that scene from Crossroads was my 1st introduction to "neoclassical metal", or whatever one wants to call it. I had heard Ritchie, Uli & Schenker when I was young, and there are intimations of what Yngwie fully developed later in all of them - but you can also hear bits of DiMeola & Holdsworth, Hendrix and above all, the classical masters! Bach, Paganini, Mozart, Beethoven, Vivaldi & others formed so much of what Yngwie was doing. That gave the speed much more content, the patterns that come from classical music! As opposed to playing a few notes fast, as so many rock solos in the past (& present...) did. Crossroads came out in '86, Yngwie was 1st heard in the States around '84...I believe the idea to have Ralph Maccio's character beat Steve Vai's character with that particular classical style came from someone involved in the movie hearing Yngwie....I have no real basis or proof to say that, but that's the style Yngwie forged, "neoclassical", and it wasn't Steve's usual style (of course, Steve really played Ralph's solo), but being a great guitarist, he was able to execute it well. From what I've heard, the Crossroads solo was a combination of Paganini's 5th Caprice and something from Mozart. I think it was really Yngwie's style that was on display there, and it led me to the "real thing" shortly after seeing the movie. Looking forward to more of your great reactions! - Joe
Masterpiece, nothing compares in my lifetime, when this came out it infected me and I still enjoy his first two Rising Force albums to this day.
Guitar music: Eric Johnson - Cliffs of Dover. Al Di Meola - Elegant Gypsy. Stevie Ray Vaughn - Voodoo Child
You really should have reacted to the live video of this song. Its absolutely mindblowing how Yngwie makes it look so easy, so casual, while doign the most insane solo parts.
This song still makes me weep from time to time. Great choice. And btw I wish I had a girl that looks at me the way your girl looks at you. Subscribed!
Icarus Dream Suite should be next....
Check out him doing this song with the New Japan Philharmonic. It will blow you away!!!!
these two should have 500k subs by now....youtube discrimination!
When my guitar became a coffee table😀
When mine became good, dry wood for the fire place..: )
Malmsteen did a more radio-friendly album, with the huge MTV and radio hit Heaven Tonight with the legend Joe Lynn Turner on vocals!
Yngwieeeeeee 👍🏻👍🏻 he plays electric guitar he has a band. He is from a family of classical musicians.
#YngwieMalmsteen Far Beyond The Sun (live in studio) MD USA I've always been a big fan of rock guitar and Malmsteen displays some absolutely face melting guitar playing in this clip. Your jaws will drop.
Hahahaha thanks youtube for this recommendation 😂😂😂
I remember myself whej i was 17 and heard this was blown away
This song is from Malmsteen's first solo debut album and was released in 1984, influenced by Paganini he tried very hard to play 16th and 32 notes which are extremely fast. I got to see him on the following album: Marching Out" and to this day those two albums are the best of Malmsteen. I first noticed him as a guitarist on Graham Bonnet's "Alcatraz I then I later found his first time on the scene with "Steeler". On his debut album, he is the one who played every instrument except the drums. His first two albums are a force to reckon and ones you can never get tired of listening to, as a vocalist, he brought in Jeff Scott Soto on two songs and debuted him on "Marching out" here is a link to an audio link to "I am a Viking" czcams.com/video/rcwcxBf_fTE/video.html
Uli Jon Roth. I have to believe Yngwie was influenced by him besides Blackmore, Paginini and Hendrix
Arpeggios From Hell...……..Truly Unbelievable......Just Sayin
He has a band but he writes all the music, bass keyboards rhythm and lead guitar.
Kel at 5:02 : Hey I recognize these arpeggiated riffs, it sounds like a Paganini caprice....Kel at 5:10 holy shit, that was fast.
Just an FYI, when Yngwie recorded this album, the keyboard player and drummer came as a packaged deal... they are brothers. And yes, the keyboard player and Yngwie do go at it in this song. 😊❤
Shocked you missed Malmsteen growing up. He was HUGE in the 80s. And double thanks for playing the album, not one of the mediocre CZcams vids. He also played bass on the album...can't remember if he played all the instruments. You should seriously check out the entire first album...it's amazing.
Before he went solo he was in 2 bands. Keel was the first, then Alcatrazz. You need to hear Keel "Hot on your Heels"...the solo was insane, easily comparable to Van Halen's "Eruption".