Yngwie Malmsteen shredding a 1959 Gibson Les Paul

Jamming at Walt Grace Vintage in Wynwood, Miami.

Composition, music, bass, guitar by Yngwie Malmsteen.

Yngwie Malmsteen Signature Model Guitar
Yngwie Malmsteen Signature Model Pickups
Yngwie Malmsteen Signature Fender Strings
Yngwie Malmsteen Signature Model Dunlop Picks

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[worldssickestmedia]

Yngwie has perfect right hand technique. It's absolutely flawless.

[rohrichoak]

Guitar back to its rack, talking to its neighboring guitars:
"you just won't believe who played me moments ago!"

[KiraPlaysGuitar]

We talk about the violin influences, but Yngwie's tone can be so flute-like a lot of the time, really beautiful stuff...

[davemieze]

The king of neoclassical shred. End of story

[trystensmith]

Dude how is his picking hand movement so subtle 😮

[ShakeTheMasses]

This is proof that the player is the most important part of the sound. Because that sounds like Malmsteen.

[mjolnircarlssen]

He sounds great on an LP. We need more of this.

More is more.

[mr.smartmovesforlife]

I’ve literally sat here and listened to this short 10 times straight, AND I DON’T WANT TO STOP😳😧

[bluesslider]

That right hand of the definition of efficiency. Awesome

[beachcomber]

No one plays like this man, though many have tried. He goes from insane classical lines to screaming blues. Love or hate him, he is one of a kind and had a big impact on guitar culture, one of the biggest since the 80's.

[rons-topic]

He changed the tone and personality of that guitar completely

[vinceviselli]

First time I saw Malmsteen in 1987 in MOntreal and saw him at least 10 times after that, this man is not human. He is definitely the King

[stevensass]

Yes, we need an Yngwie Les Paul. That was cool!

[abutterflyloves]

You take me back to my teen years every time this grandma hears you play. Trilogy was my first of many albums I owned. Thank you sir!

[EyesOpen]

Notice how relaxed his hands are. Thats the key to shredding. ❤

[mightymite]

This proves once again that is not the size of the wand, it's the magic of the magician !!! 💯🤟🎸

[TheSpringOf]

33 years later after hearing YJM for the first time his sound / technique and musicality still blows my mind. He also got me hooked on Baroque music, and very much appreciate the Concerto Suite for Electric Guitar and Orchestra in E Flat Minor Op: 1. I always knew that one day Yngwie would write and perform a magnificent Concerto work after hearing the Trilogy Suite Op:5 instrumental at 14yrs old. That is probably my favourite album of all time and holds great memories. "Thank you YJM".

[Ollivierx]

He is awesome! A truly inovator, God bless Yngwie

[firestorm]

After Yngwie finished, the guitar had to go for a cigarette and a lie down.

[MichaelAE]

That sounds absolutely incredible. Yngwie at his best!