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Yngwie Malmsteen - Trilogy Tour (Legend Valley Music Center, Ohio, 07.04.86)
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- čas přidán 12. 03. 2014
- 07.04.86
Ohio
Legend Valley Music Center
Setlist :
I'll See the Light Tonight
Fury
Queen in Love
Far Beyond the Sun
Fire
Icarus' Dream Suite Op.4
I Am a Viking
Guitar Solo
You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget
Black Star
Yngwie Malmsteen (Guitars)
Mark Boals (Vocals)
Jens Johansson (Keyboards)
Anders Johansson (Drums)
Wally Voss (Bass)
I saw him a few days later in Toledo Ohio Mark Boals missed his flight and quit the band so it was Yngwie handling all the vocals after the show I took His setlist from the stage and asked him to sign he went phhttt raised his hand and brushed me away and walked onto the bus . Wally Voss the bass player saw this and said give me that ill get his ass to sign it! I hear them screaming back and forth at each other he comes out hands me the setlist autographed and says here you go man .
This is the pinnacle of Malmsteen in my opinion. By 1986, his songs were much better than the early albums, and his playing here is just insane. INSANE. Such a shame we have no quality soundboard mix of this. I think people forget just how good Malmsteen was before his car accident in '87.
Sam S I think his best work was done with Alcatraz
+Barrios Groupie What's your opinion of Yngwie's music with Steeler?
+Sam S He was still great after his accident. His playing on albums like Seventh Sign, Magnum Opus, the Concerto, Attack etc... is still top notch. He still plays and composes at a high level.
+epic103 I bump into you staunchly defending Yngwie on a lot of videos, my friend. There is no way you can claim Yngwie performs with this level of dignity and quality during his live shows these days, or for the past decade, even. From all I've seen and heard, his (stage) prime was '84 - '86. I admire his playing from that time above any other guitarist. He continued to play masterfully for years afterwards, just not necessarily any more.
YummyBananaFish
I disagree... I've seen Yngwie live in concert about 9 times over the last 20 years and as recently as 15 months ago, and I can tell you he still plays at an extremely high level. He's still an amazing player.
As I stated before albums like Seventh Sign, Attack, Unleash the Fury, War to End All Wars, the Concerto etc... are proof that Yngwie plays great after his early albums.
Of course his early albums are brilliant but he's still put out a lot of great music over the last 15 to 20 years.
He's in his 50's now and he still rocks pretty hard. In my opinion he is a game changer like EVH and Hendrix before him, he deserves all our respect. He's an incredible talent.
Boy!,.The people definitely got a SHOW that day!
0:17 ILL SEE THE LIGHT TONIGHT
4:35 FURY
8:50 QUEEN IS IN LOVE
12:50 FAR BEYOND THE SUN
18:20 FIRE
22:20 ICARUS DREAM SUITE + IM A VIKING
29:30 GUITAR SOLO
31:05 BACH BADINERIE
32:15 BEETHOVEN 5TH
36:00 YOU DONT REMEMBER ILL NEVER FORGET
40:35 BACH BOUREE -BREAK TIME LOL
40:55 BLACK STAR
Thank you
Спасибо!
Mark Boals is absolutely amazing. Yngwie also plays with so much passion.
It is a shame that there are only few live recordings (bootlegs) of this period with Boals.
Although the sound quality of the recording is not good ( after all it is a bootleg), you can feel the energy of the performers.
It is a legendary live. Legend by name, legend in nature.
His playing is better here than now for sure,cleaner picking etc...incredible
Insane performance. Mark Boals is the best singer, really amazing...
A true lesson of live rock performance, this is even better than his officials live releases like that Leningrad one
my god, Mark Boals is so good, sounds like the album
See his videos nowadays, he´s flaw less today !
Yngwie's Best Vocalist By Far!
Jeff Scott Soto is the singer on the album (but he’s not in the video)
@@vasterasgurkan No it s not. Vocals of the Trilogy album is Mark Boals.
@@cancelik ah, yes you’re of course right, I was thinking of Marching Out.
Holy cow Mark Boals is a flamethrower!! One of the very best of all time imo
Yngwie pre accident was so much more precise that he is now. Wow. When I watch Gilbert, he nails everything all the time. I put him in a standalone class for that ability. But everytime i see Yngwie pre-car accident. hes at that same level. Yngwie is just the king.
I couldn't agree with you more.
this is phenomenal. Yngwie and Mark (and the entire band to be fair) are out of this world
One of the best EVER. PERIOD.
Wow. Vocals on "Fire"... unbelievable. I so miss pre 90's Malmsteen. Great times!!!
Wally Voss is/was a badass. Chops *and* stage presence. RIP
when yngwie was really one of the greatest rock guitarist in the world
Yngwie is truly a stand alone musician that cannot be duplicated or outdone by any guitarist ever to touch a guitar. Let's face it he is taking what the masters of old such as Bach Paganini and Mozart. He's taken what those masters did on piano and violin and modernized it for our enjoyment on electric guitar and a massive stack of Marshall amps. I am a drummer and would give anything just to jam with him one time. He is passionate about his craft and it shows onstage. Yes he is accused of being arrogant and full of himself. And I do respect musicians and people in general that have some humility. But Yngwie has the right to be as haughty and arrogant as he chooses. But with him he can back up that arrogance simply through his mastery of the instrument. I actually enjoy watching his haughtiness onstage and off cuz noone can touch his skills. He is the guitar god in my opinion. He is a badass on guitar and playing with his teeth and flipping the guitar around his neck and kicking picks into the audience is all about showmanship. He gives 100℅ onstage and gives the audience a real show. I've seen him once on the Odyssey tour and it was an honor to see him pull it off live. Fucking brilliant he was and still is. I love Yngwie cuz he is a one of a kind that deserves all the accolades and money he has earned. Long Live the guitar god Yngwie J. Malmsteen!
Yes, well said, and he was playing at an insane level in his teens, none of this copying others on You Tube, he taught himself and originated a style.
I agree 100% brother. I worked for a PA company in the 90s who did the Music Live event in Birmingham Uk every year. Yngwie was booked for the Marshall stage so I begged my boss to please be allowed to work at it. Instead, I had to look after the mundane local hires while the crew with attitude who liked 'edgy' shit metal got to go and did a thoroughly mediocre job, with Yngwie complaining to that disinterested bunch of clowns that the monitors sounded "like dogshit" during his performance. I was furious and sickened since if I'd been there, I would've absolutely gone out of my way to give the Maestro the absolute top quality service he deserved with total reverence. It's always annoyed hell out of me how people write Yngwie off as arrogant and have the nerve to criticise his personality without appreciating they're talking about someone who is to guitar what Einstein was to physics.
Yngwie+Fender+Marshall = Damn! What a sound...\m/
Line up were:
Yngwie Malmsteen - Guitar
Mark Boals - Vocals
Wally Voss - Bass
Jens Johansson - Keyboards
Anders Johansson - Drums
perpetual61 Wally is sorely missed
Supergroup
@@holdencaustic My childhood friend; miss him a bunch.
Mark Boals the best Mamsteen`s vocalist ever
Emmanuelle Neoclassical i so agree
No. Joe Lynn Turner.
But I also really like Soto!
All of them but Mark Boals is one of my favorites!!!.
Absolutely the best
Wally Voss...One of the greats!!!
yesssss,,,incredible bass player !!!!!!!!!!
This was YJM at his best. Just insane!!!!!
Best Yngwie performed live with Mark Boals on vocals! this is unique!
Gritty But Classical Yeah Mark Rules
Living Legend! The King of Guitar shred hands down!!
+Bricklinsv1970 Yep, Yngwie really started it all. EVH was good, but it wasn't until neoclassical shred that the rock guitar virtuoso genre was truely born. If it weren't for Yngwie, shred guitar would have followed the influence of EVH and wouldn't be nearly as advanced as it is today.
@@taradeadI agree 100%
Indeed, I love dozens of other the neoclassical shredders from the 80s but at the end of the day, they got all their inspiration from Yng.
This show has such raw power, energy and loudness that any rock fan should be amazed at this performance.
Mark is on fire in Fire!!
When the video quality is so AWESOME that the Marshalls are purple, it's just a win on every level.
Right UP there with the great Guitar showmen of all time.
I Am A Viking was jaw dropping.... forget that, THE WHOLE DAM THING and band members were INSANE man.
Great show. I can't believe I stumbled upon this, I was there. It's funny seeing myself in the front row as a long haired youth. His guitar playing was outstanding that's for sure! Thanks for posting.
Michael Kotarski seriously can you see yourself there? were those better times?
Interesting Things Yes, absolutely I was there... right in the front row for a few of those songs, I battled my way up front to get a look at Yngwie! I was 19 years old and I played guitar in a band called Severe Warning at that time. I went with my friend who was our band manager, who drove us down to Legend Valley from the Cleveland area. Those we're definitely so much better times with such great shows everywhere! A list of Epic concerts and bands of that era we would go to see is an almost endless who's who of the icons.
Love this period 86 in my opinion was the pinnacle yngwie in terms of both playing and performance. Trilogy was a strong album too, one of the man himself favorites. Constantly in motion, such energy
this is just fucking biblical
so much power and fury from the Master!
Boals is the Best of all times
+Victor Salazar Alex Skolnick is the best. He can play anything.
Victor Salazar JSS mandou um salve
@@Bricklinsv1970 ??????????????????????????????????????????????
Boals is just as good as Jeff Scott Soto but I prefer Soto's Baritone range for stuff like "I'm a Viking".
He is. I got to play with him for a couple years. Awesome guy as well.
in my opinion the best Yngwies'period!
I saw this show when it rolled through Cincinnati OH. It was freaking great. Those were the days.
Kick Ass Tour !! Seen it in San Bernardino, CA... Glad to have Seen my cousin Wally Voss before he past away. R.I.P Cuz.
Yh RIP
The bass player was ur cousin bro?
Died far too young. I loved his playing on Joey Tafolla's "Out Of The Sun."
No mercy whatsoever... Yngwie laid down the law! I´m very happy to see this - thanx for sharing:-)
Здесь Yngwie всего 23 года!! С ума сойти,группа ураган,даже через плохую картинку и звук чувствуется энергетика и мастерство!! Великий Malmsteen и Rising Force.🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸
True...
Mr. Lars Johan Yngwie Lannerback 🎸 ⚡ 🔥
That frenetic ascending run in the beginning of the solo to I am a Viking is just jawdropping. 26:44
Yup, I was obsessed by that lick when I first heard it. 17.7 notes per second if I remember correctly.
画像の悪さをカバーする、突き抜けるに余りありすぎるレベルのサウンド。アップして頂いてありがとうございます。本当に感謝します。😀☀️
@Sam S
You are 100% on point. His playing has not been as clean or crisp since the car accident. This is when he was at the absolute Pinnacle of his playing and couldn't be touched. I mean, this is live for fucks sake and his playing is ridiculous! As much as i love his stuff after '87 it just wasn't the same.
Awesome video!! Vintage 80's shred, neo-classical and (hair) metal overload!! Thanks for uploading!!
Yngwie was a freakin' badass!!!!
Far Beyond de Sun @12:40(greatest song ever!!! and Malmsteen at his pinnacle!!!)
Saw this tour when Yngwie came through Philly...never was the same!!!!
Anders super performance !
1986.. Malmsteen and Maradona the best year for talented humans
Gr8 singing
what an incredible singer!
Yngwie in total boss and beast mode amazing
I saw Yng 84 And Im Like Shit How in the Hell is this Guy So Great He was his Own Phenomena
@@chrisvaughn6381 Lucky guy. Would've loved to have seen Yngwie at the peak of his powers.
This is great. Thank you for sharing it. Marching Out, Trilogy, and his Alcatrazz work were my favorites. I put the albums on tape and played those tapes until the squeaked, then started the process again. Boals work on this is every bit as amazing as Yngwie's or the rest of the band for that matter. A truly GREAT live performance.
i wish I was there.. I saw the Maestro in 2018 at Razzmatazz, Barcelona. He's a genius, still amazing showman and guitar monster. When he was young he was a beast out of control but in totally guitar control with
Thanks for sharing this.
Yngwie is incredible how
good he is.
Saw this same tour at Horseshoe arena in Dallas Tx....flat awesome!
AHHH the 80s and Legend Valley! I went to every show but the country shows and I went to see the dead but never left the campgrounds under the Mc Donalds Billboard camped that same spot for years.....best times of my life maybe LOL
Superb energy , lol @ those flash kicks
Trilogy didn't come out until November of that year at which time Mark was already gone. But still a great piece of archival footage and awesome to hear the album songs being road tested.
Chris Brooks Guitar so did Jeff Scott Soto rejoin? I've seen footage of them at Long Beach Arena which is apparently dated late Nov 86, and Jeff is nailing all the Trilogy songs :)
Toehider yes Jeff did the Trilogy shows after the album came out, the irony being that Mark took Jeff's job by the time Marching Out came out, so they toured each other's albums
Chris, got your book. Working through it patiently, as playing this stuff is no easy feat. :)
Mark Boals deserved to be considered between the greatest vocalists from all time side to side w/Halford & Dio. His register was (and is until now) just...INSANE! The greatest vocalist in Malmsteen´s line ups IMO.
3 of my favourite vocalists there! Also in the day Tony Harnell [TNT] could break glass with every scream!
@@centaurus5676 Yes! Tony Harnell it's a very underrated vocalist considering his voice caliber! One of the greatest for sure.
yeah the most underrated vocal of all times. King of the A5.
This guy had no boundaries on that damn guitar
far beyond the sun those folks got their faces melted
Boals & Soto were his best singers in my opinion
The Mötley Cook Boals absolutly kills it in this video. Good stuff
The Mötley Cook That's a strange way to spell Göran Edman.
***** Wasn't that Yngwies singer in 89?
+The Mötley Cook
Soto was good until he played in a disco cover band
+DereMemo I didn't mean his disco band but Rising Force
Yngwie is just an over-the-top kind of guy, a true show man.
Amazing performance by Yngwie, and Boals too! Boals seems to mix the lyrics up a little but his vocal performance is just amazing, and then Yngwie is just off the chain unbelievable here! Time for a hot tub time machine! Oops, I would be 10 years old lol.
Not even Malmsteen can play like this no more 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Nowdays he spends half of the time launching picks.
Boals is a beast in this one.
Grate video bro from a great period, thanks for posting!
Awesome historical video and performance! It should have millions of view instead of 55000
I saw them open for AC/DC in 86 Knoxville Tennessee.
Live he was incredible
Good vocals Boals, he mixed up the lyrics on the ''Viking'', but never mind. For Yngwie, what can I say, pure class!
boals es de los pocos que se escuchan mejor en vivo que en estudio , es el puto amo
37:38-I was waiting for that E5 and then...............BOALS,YOU FUCKING NAILED IT!BADASS!
Marks singing is phenomenal ! The best singer Yngwie ever had !
I have a legend valley t shirt an mine is 4 sept 6th 1986 an yngwie was there don't remember them playen n july ? but was there n sept
I just saw yngwie a few hours ago in memphis. His playing is still great and let me tell you, this guy performs his ass off! Much more of a rock concert than Vai, Satch, et al (no shade on them).
On fire. Just great!
awesome tour
Mark Boals is the best vocal!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I never got to see Yngwie in his prime during this period as I was pretty young and didn’t start playing until 1989. His tone and finesse during 83-86 was unmatched. After the 87 accident, it was never the same. Still great but not at the same level. He’s among my biggest influences of any musician but I tend to not listen to anything after Odyssey. Marching Out & Trilogy are my favorite albums. It would be nice for him to get away from this set up of these band members jammed into the corner and him taking up the whole stage. I don’t know where this mentality came to a head...I guess even as a headliner in the mid to late 80’s, he was never playing anything more than small theaters and mainly clubs. I’d love to see him work with Soto or Boals.....but that clearly isn’t happening. It’d be great to see an original rising force reunion but Marcel Jacob is dead, so is Wally Voss......even Mats Oluasson from his early 90’s period is gone. At least we have the bootlegs
yngwieはこのときが最高潮。このあと交通事故以降、変わってしまった...
この1986年Trilogy Tourはブートしかないのだろうか。
マークの超絶ハイトーンVocalといい、バンドの勢いがハンパない。
I like the BLACK STRAT he is playing here,.Wish he would mix it up a bit more!
Its available for sale....!
Saw them at Horshoe Arena Dallas Tx on this tour! LOUD? An understatement!
Wally Voss feat Yngwie
I remember playing "Fire" in the truck for a Yngwie hater , he just couldn't believe any one took the "Randy Rhoads idea" this far .Trilogy was as good as anything out there that was commercial ,with more of an edge .Way better than Ritchie Sam Bore Me
What do you mean randy Rhoads idea
"The Randy Rhoads Idea" Means how the Ozzy Osbourne band with Bob Daisley and Don Airey ,worte songs that had a middle section,that took a life of it's own . A very memorable Bridge section,then a riff under the solo,which made and epic show case ,guitar solo,part of the song .
Yngwie was doing this before Randy Rhoads and Randy was never a shredder! People are saying Randy invented Neo Classical style playing, it's bullshit and even Akira Takasaki was doing it in 78 way before the first Ozzy album. Sambora shouldn't be even mentioned in the comment section, nothing memorable with his playing. Also Randy took [stole] most of his licks from Schenker.
JFC, that 1st track, See The Light Tonight is unbelievable here
So this was apparently a 4th of July in 1986 (Friday). Mark says Trilogy is coming out Monday, but the album is listed as being released on November 4th.
I miss you Friend!
Haha @ 34:28 taking the piss out of EVH with his teeth! It must have been terrifying watching this live as a guitarist in the audience, followed by a long silent melancholy drive home.
R.I.P - YJM circa 1983-1986.
Hot own Your Heels His First Solo Was referring To Eddie VH 83
Despite the video quality it’s still a goldmine,,man he was scary good back then,,also preferred the tone with less delays vs today..
This was before he had to relearn his picking hand how to play after he was in a come because of a car accident in 1987.
@@gabrielbrouwer thanks I know the story
Not a cell phone in sight, oh, long gone days.
До чего же классно!!!!!! ❤🔥👏👏👏
What a lineup!
Much better than the Leningrad live concert.
i agree 100 percent
Un dios . su mejor epoca
Amazing footage!!!
This was yngwie at his absolute best. Better than rising force/alcatrazz era
thewizard3111 yeah, too bad about the car accident and the coke addiction he had during those years, nearly killed malmsteen's career.
Various Things
yeah, look for the joe lynn tuner interviews about the late trilogy and oddysey era. Yngwie had a serious coke addiction, joe talks about it.
+thewizard3111 What's your opinion of Yngwie's music with Steeler?
*****
so much power and craziness in that album, the best
***** I didn't care much for most of the songs on the steeler album. Didn't care much for keel. But I did like "no way out" and of course hot on your heels. Which I think yngwie should have seperated the intro solo from the song. Make the solo spot it's own song. He probably would have gotten even bigger if he'd done that. Look at EVH'S eruption how it's it's own track.
That Bass player is no slouch either.
He dead now
the guitar vs keys lead battles are so epic....
Trilogy, my first Malmsteen Record. I've seen Malmsteen live about four Times, including a Time or two with J L Turner. Turner was really good, but I would swap all four Concerts for one with Boals right away
I love trilogy...