The amazingnes just happens to be called "Concerto Suite for Electric guitar in E flat Minor Opus 1."

Now that title is long and is from memory so don't yell if it's wrong.

Anyway Icarus Dream Suite = orgasm. Black Star Overture pre-heated the oven, Trilogy started the bumping and gridning. Then Icarus Dream Suite made me leave stains all over the room. I guess it's actually called "Icarus Dream Fanfare." Either way, I still have a pretty big mess to clean up.

Well I'm glad you finally listened to it. I bought the dvd of him playing

the concerto live with the New Japan Philharmonic in...suprise... Japan.'

It was truly awe inspiring.

I loved his Vivace and Presto Vivace. In fact I liked it so much

I learned it.

I would suggest getting the DVD, I am sure it is fairly cheap by now.

That's what i have. I got it off bi-torrent though. But yeah amazing performance.

I really want to seem him in concert, but I can't stand the singing.

I was hoping, praying he would tour playing only instrumental.



Atleast I saw him at G3.

He was great there, Satriani and Vai were better, but he was still good.

He doesn't sing at G3. Except for the end part when he does voodoo child. But that wasn't his main performance. I'm only talkin about the G3 dvd i have. I dunno about your concert.

And i know yngwie isn't teh singer in his band, even though the first sentence might make it look like that.

yeah.

I have the same DVD.

At the concert in Pensacola, Yngwie sang Red House in his set, and VooDoo Chile during the jam.

It was cool because we were really close, got to see the fingers flying!


Steve Vai's set was actually the best live, eventhough I am a bigger Satriani

fan. Yngwie is great, but the biggest problem was the tone. I think the sound

guy messed it up or something, because it had way too much treble.


Oh and Yngwie kept shredding through Little Wing....that's a BIG NO NO!

Only doing what he does better than anybody else. I actually hate Steve Vai's stuff. Too spacey sounding.

And on that G3 dvd Yngwie totally blows Vai and Satriani away. I'm not just saying that because I like yngwie, but he did.

[quote="StevenB130"] He's been a solo artist for 20 years so maybe he's used to all the attention.[/quote]

Satch and Vai have been doing it just as long.

And, after meeting them, I found they are some of the most good natured

and sincere people you could meet.


Where as Yngwie locked himself in his bus. He signed posters, but didn't

really meet with people much.


But more to the point, I stand in awe of each one of them.

Truly, three guitar masters.

[quote="Sclone"]Where as Yngwie locked himself in his bus. He signed posters, but didn't

really meet with people much. [/quote]
He didn't want to make the other guys jealous because everybody wanted to see him.....

[quote="StevenB130"]
He didn't want to make the other guys jealous because everybody wanted to see him.....[/quote]

Thats funny.

It was actually a Vai crowd that night. In fact, Yngwie got heckled and

booed at. I sure as hell didn't I love yngwie, his remarks were priceless.


"F@%k You!" *Flips the bird*...*continues shredding*


I was impressed.

Listen to this [url]http://www.blabbermouth.net/yngwie_tokyo_flight.mp3[/url]

[quote="StevenB130"]Listen to this [url]http://www.blabbermouth.net/yngwie_tokyo_flight.mp3[/url][/quote]

I heard that awhile back.

It was funny.

Scary...but funny.

ha yeah, i know not to mess with yngwie now.