name	Jason Becker
background	non_vocal_instrumentalist
birth name	Jason Eli Becker
birth date	July 22, 1969
instrument	Guitar, bass, Keyboards
genre	Neo-classical metal, instrumental rock, speed metal, heavy metal, hard rock
occupation	Musician, songwriter
years active	1986–present
label	Shrapnel
associated acts	CacophonyDavid Lee RothMarty Friedman
website	JasonBecker.com
notable instruments	Carvin Guitars, Hurricane Guitars, Peavey Guitars }}

Jason Eli Becker (born July 22, 1969) is an American neo-classical metal guitarist and composer. At the age of 16, he became part of the Mike Varney-produced duo Cacophony with his friend Marty Friedman. They released ''Speed Metal Symphony'' in 1987 and ''Go Off!'' in 1988. Cacophony broke up in 1989 and Becker began doing solo work, having released his first album ''Perpetual Burn'' in 1988. He later joined David Lee Roth's band and recorded one album with him. However, Becker's success was hampered by his then-diagnosed amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's Disease) and was given three to five years to live. In 1996, Becker eventually lost the ability to speak and now communicates with his eyes via a system developed by his father. Despite his disability, he continues composing by using a computer and has since released Collection, a "best of" album of his favourite songs and 3 new songs.

Hometown, Birth Place, School and Early Years

Becker was born and raised in the city, Richmond, California by his parents, Gary and Pat Becker. He was born on 23rd Street in Richmond Hospital in 1969. He graduated from Kennedy High School where he performed Yngwie Malmsteen's Black Star with his band at a talent show. In high school, Becker met his friend Marty Friedman. He was exposed to the guitar at an early age because both his father and his uncle were guitar players. He absorbed all kinds of music from around the world, and melded different aspects of each style into his playing. He practiced to Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Eddie Van Halen, and many others.

Cacophony and Solo Career

Becker started out playing alongside Marty Friedman in the Mike Varney produced-duo, Cacophony. Together, they put out an album, and toured Japan and the U.S.. While they never went mainstream in the U.S., Europeans embraced their music and they sold out almost everywhere they went. In 1989 Becker left to pursue a solo career, having released his first solo album titled 'Perpetual Burn' in 1988, and has since released ''Perspective'' and ''Collection'' , as well as two albums of demos, entitled 'The Raspberry Jams' and 'The Blackberry Jams'.

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

At the age of 20, he joined David Lee Roth's band, replacing Steve Vai, who went on to join Whitesnake. While recording the ''A Little Ain't Enough'' album in 1989 and managed to win the coveted Best New Guitarist award from Guitar Magazine in the process. Preparing for the subsequent tour, Becker began to feel what he called a "lazy limp" on his left leg. He was soon diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's Disease) and given three to five years to live. He could barely finish the recording, using low-gauge (thin) guitar strings and other techniques, which would make it easier to play with his weakening hands. Although he managed to finish the album, which was released in 1991, he did not join the supporting tour due to his inability to perform on stage; former Lizzy Borden guitarist Joe Holmes took Becker's place on tour.

Due to his illness, he eventually lost the ability to speak and now communicates with his eyes via a system developed by his father. Although his ALS gradually robbed him of his ability to play guitar, to walk, and eventually even to speak, he still remains mentally sharp and, with the aid of a computer, continues composing. In the back of the ''Perspective'' CD case, Becker states "I have Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. It has crippled my body and speech, but not my mind." His medical condition has remained stable since 1997. In 2003, Becker posted on his website that he was feeling better and had gained some weight, while the folder for his 2008 album ''Collection'' also mentions an upcoming book.

Perspective and the Berry Jams

In 1996, Becker released an album entitled ''Perspective'', an instrumental album composed by him (with the exception of Bob Dylan's song "Meet Me in the Morning"). The writing of the music had been started before ALS completely crippled his abilities. By using guitar, and, later, when he was unable to use both hands, a keyboard, he continued to compose while his disease worsened. However, when Becker could no longer physically play even a keyboard, his friend and music producer Mike Bemesderfer helped him with a music-composing computer program which could read the movements of his head and eyes, enabling Becker to continue to compose after he lost control of his entire body.

Several years later, Becker released ''Raspberry Jams'' (1999) and ''Blackberry Jams'' (2003); the first contained various unreleased demo-tracks, and the latter contained demo-tracks and alternate versions of songs that were later reworked and published into other albums.

Two tribute albums to Jason Becker have been issued. Respectively entitled ''Warmth in the Wilderness I'' and ''Warmth in the Wilderness II,'' they feature guitarists such as Steve Vai, Paul Gilbert, Marty Friedman, Joe Becker, Rusty Cooley, and Mattias Eklundh. The album profits were sent to Becker to help him with his medical finances.

Collection

On November 4, 2008, Shrapnel Records released a new Jason Becker album entitled ''Collection''. The album includes three new songs in addition to some older recordings (some never before released) and features Marty Friedman, Greg Howe, Joe Satriani, Michael Lee Firkins, Steve Vai, and Steve Hunter.

Track Listing: # Rain # River of Longing # Images # Opus Pocus # Higher # It's Showtime! # Altitudes # End of The Beginning # River of Longing (Reprise) # Meet Me in The Morning # Air # Electric Prayer for Peace # Mandy's Throbbing Little Heart

Enhanced CD Features: # End of The Beginning Demos (5 Tracks) # Go Off! Intro # Noodling For Rob and Tony

Style

Considered a virtuoso guitarist and one of the top players of his time, Jason Becker studied the works of violinist Niccolò Paganini and was a playing partner with Marty Friedman. He later arranged Paganini's 5th Caprice, performing it during an instructional guitar video. Becker's compositions often include high speed scalar and arpeggio passages, both of which are trademarks of his 'shred' style of guitar playing. Often incorporating advanced techniques such as sweep picking, alternate picking, artificial harmonic accenting, and tapping; He was among the leaders of the field during the technical 'shred' guitar and Neo-Classical Metal trend of the mid to late eighties and is still respected and honored by his musician peers today. The song ''Serrana'' appearing in the album ''Perspective'', is an example of his sweep-picking skills. He demonstrated the arpeggio sequence during a clinic at the Atlanta Institute of Music. A video of this performance first appeared on his ''Hot Licks'' guitar instructional video.

Equipment

Becker's first guitar was a Franciscan acoustic. Prior to joining Cacophony in 1987, Becker worked his way through the Franciscan, a Takamine acoustic, a Fender Musicmaster, and finally, a black Fender Stratocaster with a DiMarzio Steve Morse humbucker in the bridge (seen in the Black Star video, circa 1986). In the early days of Cacophony, Becker used, and was endorsed by, Hurricane Guitars. The first Cacophony album was recorded with a white Hurricane EX Series model (apparently a Limited Edition) with a maple neck/rosewood fretboard, 22 frets, and an HSS pickup setup. For Perpetual Burn he used another Hurricane EX Series model, this one in blue, with unknown model DiMarzio pickups, maple neck with maple fretboard and 24 frets. For the 2nd Cacophony album, Becker switched over to Carvin gear, utilizing 2 DC Series models, one in a trans blue finish with flamed maple top, and another one in a solid burgundy finish (This is the guitar seen in the famous "Yo Yo" video from the 1989 Japan tour with Cacophony). Both have double cutaway bodies, Kahler locking tremolo systems, 6 in line machine heads and 2 Carvin humbucker pickups. He used these up until he was diagnosed with ALS in 1989. During the sessions for "A Lil' Ain't Enough," Becker used various Carvin, Ibanez, ESP and Valley Arts guitars, as well as a Les Paul on some tracks and a Gibson acoustic for select things. From 1989-1991, Becker used various guitars, most notably a Peavey custom model with the numbered fretboard markers. There are a few of these around. Also used were an Ibanez Custom Shop guitar (probably based on an RG), a custom from Performance Guitars, a couple of various unknown Strat style guitars and a black Hurricane EX Series with 3 single coil pickups. As of very recently, Becker has allowed Paradise Guitars USA to release a Jason Becker signature guitar. It is similar in appearance to the numbered Peavey but with a different headstock shape. Becker used various types of amplifiers in his music. Before joining Cacophony, he used a small Peavey practice amp (Most likely a Studio Pro or perhaps a Bandit) with the older style Peavey vertical silver stripes on the grille cloth. For the first Cacophony album, Becker used an ADAMP1 preamp. Perpetual Burn was a borrowed '70s Marshall half stack and a BOSS Super Overdrive and Cacophony second album was a Carvin X100B stack. For the David Lee Roth album "A Lil' Ain't Enough," Becker used "eight different Marshall amps." He also used the SX300H head at some point during that era. After Cacophony Becker used various amps, including a "Fender M80", an unknown Marshall amp, an ADA Preamp and possibly the aforementioned Peavey combo. Becker typically used Dean Markley and SIT strings

Paradise Guitar

In 2008 Paradise Guitars worked with Becker to design a Jason Becker signature guitar. The design is based on the Peavey with colored number fret inlays. Features include a genuine alder body, maple neck with steel 2-way truss rod, maple 16" radius fingerboard, 24 jumbo thin frets with colored number fret marker inlays, black Floyd Rose Pro Style floating Tremolo with Floyd Rose Tremolo stop, Sperzel red satin tuners, 14 degree tilt-back headstock with black Paradise logo and matching tremolo and electronics plates. The pickups are DiMarzio pickups; a P.A.F. Pro-Custom in the neck colored yellow and red, a DP116 HS-2 in the neck colored green, and a Tone Zone-Custom in the bridge colored pink and blue. These colored pickups complement the colored inlays and seem to give the guitar a rainbow effect. There is also a red 5-way switch and purple 1-11 volume knob.

Documentary Film

There is currently a documentary film in production about Becker's life with a scheduled release date of 2012. The film will include interviews with Becker, his family and friends, and the various world-class musicians he has worked with.

New Album

On the 20th of August, 2010, Becker declared that he is considering releasing an album of music he recorded when he was in his teenage years

Atlanta Institute Of Music

Year: 1989

Gear: Carvin DC127, Marshall Amp, Alesis quadraverb

Japan Clinic

Year: 1989

Gear: Carvin DC127

Discography

Cacophony

''Speed Metal Symphony'' (1987)

''Go Off!'' (1988)

Marty Friedman

''Dragon's Kiss'' (1988)

Solo

''Perpetual Burn'' (1988)

''Perspective'' (1995)

''The Raspberry Jams'' (1999)

''The Blackberry Jams'' (2003)

''Collection'' (2008)

David Lee Roth

''A Little Ain't Enough'' (1991)

Joe Becker

''Short Stories'' (2005)

Other works

''Richie Kotzen'' (1989, producer)

Instructional

''Hot Licks - The Legendary Guitar of Jason Becker''

References

http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=news/assignment_7&id;=6528617

News Report

http://jasonbeckerguitar.com/board/read.php?25,2300,

External links

Jason Becker's Official Website

Becker's MySpace Page

Documentary Film Website

Category:American rock guitarists Category:American heavy metal guitarists Category:People with motor neurone disease Category:1969 births Category:Living people Category:Lead guitarists Category:People from Richmond, California Category:Musicians from California

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Name	Yngwie Malmsteen
Background	solo_singer
Alias	Yngwie J. MalmsteenLars Y. Loudamp
Birth name	Lars Johan Yngve Lannerbäck
Born	June 30, 1963Stockholm, Sweden
Instrument	Guitar, bass, keyboards, vocals, sitar, cello
Genre	Heavy metal, neo-classical metal, speed metal, hard rock, power metal
Occupation	Musician, songwriter, producer
Years active	1978–present
Label	Polydor, Polygram, Elektra, Rising Force Records, Universal Music
Associated acts	Steeler, Alcatrazz, Rising Force, Hear 'n Aid, G3
Website	Official website
Notable instruments	Yngwie Malmsteen Signature Stratocaster }}

Yngwie Johann Malmsteen ( ; born June 30, 1963) is a Swedish virtuoso guitarist, composer, multi-instrumentalist and bandleader. Malmsteen became known for his neo-classical playing approach in heavy metal music which became a new musical style in the early 1980s. He is considered by many to be one of the most technically gifted rock guitarists of all time and a pioneer of shred guitar.

Early life

Malmsteen was born Lars Johan Yngve Lannerbäck in Stockholm, Sweden, as the third child of a musically-inclined family. At age seven, he saw a television news report on the death of Jimi Hendrix, an event which had a profound impact on his musical path. Malmsteen has later stated that Hendrix had no musical impact on him, but on September 18, 1970 he saw a TV special of Hendrix, where he smashed and burned his guitar, and Malmsteen thought: "this is really cool". To quote his official website, "The day Jimi Hendrix died, the guitar-playing Yngwie was born". At the age of 10 he took his mother's maiden name Malmsten as his surname, slightly changed it to Malmsteen, and Anglicised his given name Yngve to "Yngwie". Yngwie also created his first band "Track On Earth" at the age of 10, consisting of himself and a friend from school on drums (Armin). Malmsteen was a teenager when he first encountered the music of the 19th century violin virtuoso Niccolò Paganini, whom he cites as his biggest classical music influence. Ritchie Blackmore and Uli Jon Roth are also cited as being significant influences, as is Brian May of Queen. He played featuring Denim And Leather song with Saxon during The Eagle Has Landed part II tour.

Recording career

1980s

In late 1982, Mike Varney of Shrapnel Records, who had heard a demo tape of Malmsteen's playing, brought Malmsteen to the U.S. He had brief engagements with Steeler, for their self-titled album of 1983, then Graham Bonnet's Alcatrazz, for their 1983 debut ''No Parole from Rock 'n' Roll'', and the 1984 live album ''Live Sentence''. Malmsteen released his first solo album ''Rising Force'' in 1984, which featured Barrie Barlow of Jethro Tull on drums. His album was really meant to be an instrumental side-project of Alcatrazz, but it contained vocals, and Malmsteen left Alcatrazz soon after the release of ''Rising Force''.

''Rising Force'' won the Guitar Player Magazine's award for Best Rock Album and was also nominated for a Grammy for 'Best Rock Instrumental', achieving #60 on the Billboard album chart. Yngwie J. Malmsteen's Rising Force (as his band was thereafter known) next released ''Marching Out'' (1985). Jeff Scott Soto filled vocal duties on these initial albums. His third album, ''Trilogy'', featuring the vocals of Mark Boals, was released in 1986. In 1987, another singer, former Rainbow vocalist Joe Lynn Turner joined his band. That year, Malmsteen was in a serious car accident, smashing his Jaguar E-Type into a tree and putting him in a coma for a week. Nerve damage to his right hand was reported. During his time in the hospital, Malmsteen's mother died from cancer. In the summer of 1988 he released his fourth album, ''Odyssey''. Odyssey would be his biggest hit album, mainly because of its first single "Heaven Tonight". Shows in Russia during the Odyssey tour were recorded, and released in 1989 as his fifth album ''Trial By Fire: Live in Leningrad''.

Malmsteen's "Neo-classical" style of metal became popular among some guitarists during the mid 1980s, with contemporaries such as Jason Becker, Paul Gilbert, Marty Friedman, Tony MacAlpine and Vinnie Moore becoming prominent. In late 1988, Malmsteen's signature Fender Stratocaster guitar was released, making him and Eric Clapton the first artists to be honored by Fender.

1990s

In the early 1990s, Malmsteen released the albums ''Eclipse'' (1990), ''The Yngwie Malmsteen Collection'' (1991), ''Fire and Ice'' (1992) and ''The Seventh Sign'' (1994). Despite his early success, and continuous success in Europe and Asia, by the early 1990s 1980s heavy metal styles such as neoclassical metal and lengthy, virtuoso shred guitar solos had become unfashionable in the US.

In 1993, Malmsteen's future mother-in-law, opposed to his engagement to her daughter, had him falsely arrested for holding the woman hostage with a gun. The charges were quickly dropped. Malmsteen continued to record and release albums under the Japanese record label Pony Canyon, and maintained a devoted following from some fans in Europe and Japan, and to a lesser extent in the USA. In 2000, he once again acquired a contract with a US record label, Spitfire, and released his 1990s catalog into the US market for the first time, including what he regards as his masterpiece, ''Concerto Suite for Electric Guitar and Orchestra'', recorded with the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra in Prague.

In the mid 1990's Malmsteen went on to release the albums Magnum Opus (1995), Inspiration (1996) Facing the Animal (1997), Double LIVE! (1998) and Alchemy (1999). In 1996, Malmsteen joined forces with former band members Jeff Scott Soto and Marcel Jacob on the Human Clay album where he played lead guitar on the track Jealousy

2000s

After the release of ''War to End All Wars'' in 2000, singer Mark Boals left the band. He was replaced by former Rainbow vocalist Doogie White. White's vocals were well received by fans. In 2003, Malmsteen joined Joe Satriani and Steve Vai as part of the G3 supergroup. Malmsteen made two guest appearances on keyboardist Derek Sherinian's albums ''Black Utopia'' (2003), and ''Blood of the Snake'' (2006) where Malmsteen is heard on the same tracks as Al Di Meola and Zakk Wylde. In 2004, Malmsteen made two cameo appearances on Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law.

Malmsteen released ''Unleash the Fury'' in 2005. (This title may be a reference to an audio recording that supposedly captured Malmsteen's immoderate response to a flight attendant who spilled a beverage on him. The recording found popularity in filesharing networks as an example of the absurd behavior of celebrities.) He is married to April (Ebru Solmaz, born in Istanbul, Turkey) and has a son named Antonio after Antonio Vivaldi, and they live in Miami, Florida. A noted Ferrari enthusiast, Malmsteen owned a black 1985 308 GTS for 18 years before selling it on eBay, and a red 1962 250 GTO. In 2007, Malmsteen was honored in the Xbox 360 version of ''Guitar Hero II''. Players can receive the "Yngwie Malmsteen" award by hitting 1000 or more notes in succession. February 2008 saw the replacement of singer Doogie White with former Iced Earth and Judas Priest and current Beyond Fear singer Tim "Ripper" Owens, with whom Malmsteen had once recorded a cover of Ozzy Osbourne's song "Mr. Crowley", for the 2000 Osbourne tribute album ''Bat Head Soup: A Tribute to Ozzy''. The first Malmsteen album to feature Owens is titled Perpetual Flame and was released on October 14. On November 25, 2008, Malmsteen had three of his songs ("Caprici Di Diablo", "Damnation Game", and "Red Devil") released as downloadable content for the video games ''Rock Band'' and ''Rock Band 2''. In 2008 Malmsteen was a special guest on the VH1 Classic show "That Metal Show". In the 10th of March 2009, Malmsteen's label Rising Force has launched his new release Angels of Love, an instrumental album which features acoustic arrangements of some of his best-known ballads.

In August 2009, ''Time'' magazine named Malmsteen #9 on its list of the 10 best electric guitar players of all-time. Malmsteen recently released another album compilation entitled High Impact on December 8, 2009.

2010s

On November 23, 2010 ''Relentless'' was released, the second album to feature Tim "Ripper" Owens on vocals. The US version features a remake of "Arpeggios From Hell" as a bonus track. Yngwie appeared on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon along with Dana Carvey on February 3, 2011 to promote his album.

Technique and style

Malmsteen is known for his technical fluency and neo-classical metal compositions, often incorporating high speed picking and sweep picked arpeggios with harmonic minor and phrygian scales, and diminished arpeggios. He is often considered one of the most talented rock guitarists of all time and is considered to be a pioneer of shred guitar.

Musical equipment

Malmsteen has been a longtime user of Fender Stratocasters. His most famous Stratocaster is his 1972 blonde Strat, nicknamed "The Duck" because of its yellow finish and the Donald Duck stickers on the body. An alternative nickname for this guitar is "Play Loud" due to a sticker on the upper horn of the guitar. Fender made 100 replica copies of this guitar and marketed it as the "Play Loud Guitar". He also has a signature Stratocaster. It comes in a Vintage White finish with a maple neck, either a maple or rosewood fretboard with scalloped frets and, from 2010, Seymour Duncan STK-S10 YJM "Fury" Model pickups. There is also a signature YJM100 Marshall amplifier, based on the '1959' amplifier range.

Yngwie has stated that he prefers Stratocasters from the period of 1968-1972; he claims that the bigger headstock on these generates more sustain. Yngwie customizes his guitars by fitting a brass nut, removing the middle string tree and scalloping the fretboard. Yngwie previously disconnected the tone controls on his guitars but has said that he no longer does this.

Yngwie has previously used DiMarzio pickups - most notably the HS3 and the HS4 (Formerly known as the YJM). Yngwie would use an HS3 in the bridge and the HS4 in the middle and neck positions.

In his earlier recordings, Yngwie used an HS3 in the neck and bridge positions and a disconnected stock fender in the middle. In his earlier years he also used a Ibanez Gio Rg Series

Band members

; Current members

Tim "Ripper" Owens—vocals (2008–present)

Bjorn Englen—bass (2008–present)

Patrick Johansson—drums, percussion (2001–present)

Nick Marino—keyboards (2005–2006, 2010–present)

Discography

;Steeler

!Date of Release	!Title	!Label	!Chart positions	!US sales
1983		Shrapnel

;Alcatrazz

!Date of Release	!Title	!Label	!Chart positions	!US sales
	''No Parole from Rock N' Roll''
''Live Sentence''
	''Live '83''
''No Parole from Rock 'n' Roll Tour Live in Japan 1984.1.28 Audio Tracks''

;Solo

Year	Album details	Peak chart positions
!style="width:2em;font-size:75%"	!style="width:2em;font-size:75%"
1984	''Rising Force''	* Released: 1984	Polydor Records>Polydor	* Format:
1985	''Marching Out''	* Released: October 1985	* Label: Polydor	* Format:
1986		* Released: 1986	* Label: Polydor	* Format:
1988		* Released: March 1988	* Label: Polydor	* Format:
1989		* Released: October, 1989	* Label: Polydor	* Format:
1990		* Released: 1990	* Label: Polydor	* Format:
1991	''The Yngwie Malmsteen Collection''	* Released: November, 1991	* Label: Polydor	* Format:
1992		* Released: 1992	Elektra Records>Elektra	* Format:
		* Released: February 18, 1994	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
	* Released: September 21, 1994	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
	* Released: October 21, 1994	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
1995		* Released: June 6, 1995	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
1996		* Released: November 5, 1996	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
1997	''Facing the Animal''	* Released: September 3, 1997	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
	''Concerto Suite for Electric Guitar and Orchestra'' in E flat minor, Opus 1	* Released: February 4, 1998	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
''Double LIVE!''	* Released: September 18, 1998	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
1999		* Released: September 17, 1999	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
		* Released: March 15, 2000	* Label:	* Format:
''The young person's guide to the classics.1'' *	* Released: April 25, 2000	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
''The young person's guide to the classics.2'' *	* Released: April 25, 2000	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
	* Released: May 9, 2000	* Label: Dream Catcher	* Format:
	* Released: November 22, 2000	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
		* Released: January 9, 2002	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
	* Released: September 4, 2002	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
''The Genesis''	* Released: December 30, 2002	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
		* Released: January 1, 2004	* Label: Pony Canyon	* Format:
''G3: Rockin' in the Free World''	* Released: March 10, 2004	Epic Records>Epic	* Format:
	''Unleash the Fury	* Released: February 23, 2005	* Label: Universal Music	* Format:
''20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Yngwie Malmsteen	* Released: May 24, 2005	* Label: Polydor	* Format:
2008	''Perpetual Flame	* Released: October 14, 2008	* Label: Rising Force Records/Universal Music Japan	* Format:
	''Angels of Love	* Released: March 10, 2009	* Label: Rising Force Records	* Format:
	* Released: December 8, 2009	* Label: Rising Force Records	* Format:
2010		* Released: November 23, 2010	* Label: Rising Force Records/Universal Music Japan	* Format:

See also

Guitar Moves

Shredding

Sweeping

G3 Tour

References

External links

Gaspar Muntwyler - Capricho Arabe/Preludio Obsesivo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ijX0Zvg_Mc

Malmsteen Brazil Fanclub

Audio interview with Yngwie // Metalpaths.com 2010

Audio Interview with Yngwie on GuitarJamDaily.com

HardRadio.com interview with Yngwie

How to pronounce Yngwie Malmsteen in Swedish (Svenska)

http://baroqueandloud.fr-bb.com/index.forum : French forum of Yngwie Malmsteen

A very complete biography of Malmsteen in French, made by Michaël Mhamdi from Baroque and Loud Forum: http://malmsteenforum.free.fr/

Category:Swedish expatriates in the United States Category:American people of Swedish descent Category:Swedish heavy metal guitarists Category:Swedish rock guitarists Category:G3 Category:Lead guitarists Category:People from Stockholm Category:1963 births Category:Living people

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