Yngwie Malmsteen - Relentless - 2010

Relentless

Relentless is the 18th solo album by neo-classical metal guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen, released on November 23, 2010, through his own Rising Force Records. It is his second album with ex-Judas Priest and ex-Iced Earth singer Tim "Ripper" Owens, after 2008's critically acclaimed Perpetual Flame.

track Listing

01. Overture
02. Critical Mass
03. Shot Across The Bow
04. Look At You Now
05. Relentless
06. Enemy Within
07. Knight Of The Vasa Order
08. Caged Animal
09. Into Valhalla
10. Tide Of Desire
11. Adagio B Flat Minor Variation
12. Axe To Grind
13. Blinded
14. Cross To Bear
15. Arpeggios From Hell 

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Yngwie Malmsteen - High Impact - 2009

High Impact

High Impact is a compilation album of Yngwie Malmsteen's most masterful instrumental performances since 1993 released on December 9, 2009. The album's unique features include one vocal track and a never-before-released bonus track of Malmsteen's interpretation of the hit classic "Beat It" sung by Tim "Ripper" Owens.

Track Listing

01. Caprici Di Dablo
02. Brothers
03. Blitzkrieg
04. Trilogy Suite
05. Red House
06. Finale
07. Magic City
08. Arpeggios from Hell
09. Far Beyond the Sun
10. Cantabile
11. Blue
12. Overture 1622
13. Fugue
14. Beat It

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Angels of Love - 2009

Angels of Love

Legendary Swedish guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen has released an all-instrumental acoustic album, Angels Of Love, containing rearrangements of his ballad songs played on acoustic guitar and string and choir arrangements only. It is a masterpiece showing the tender, delicate version of his classic songs as well as a new composition. Angels Of Love is the instrumental version of the best Yngwie Malmsteen love songs played on acoustic guitar and keyboards only. It is a masterpiece showing the tender, delicate version of his classic songs which will appeal to all adult consumers who are into romantic/new age and instrumental songs as well as Yngwie Malmsteen fans and rock music fans alike.

Track Listing

01. Forever One
02. Like An Angel
03. Crying
04. Brothers
05. Memories
06. Save Our Love
07. Ocean Sonata
08. Miracle Of Life
09. Sorrow
10. Prelude To April

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Perpetual Flame - 2008

Perpetual Flame

Neo-classical guitar godfather Yngwie J. Malmsteen returns to fine form with 2008's Perpetual Flame. Joining the ranks of the Rising Force for this outing are vocalist Tim "Ripper" Owens (of Judas Priest/Iced Earth fame) and ex-Dream Theater keyboardist Derek Sherinian. With Malmsteen aptly handling both guitar and bass duties, Perpetual Flame finds the famous Swede and current Florida resident burning up the fretboards with his screaming vibrato, seemingly impossible unison runs, and trademark harmonies. Features two instrumental tracks, "Caprici Di Diablo" and "Lament".

Track Listing

01. Death Dealer
02. Damnation Game
03. Live To Fight (Another Day)
04. Red Devil
05. Four Horsemen (Of The Apocalypse)
06. Priest Of The Unholy
07. Be Careful What You Wish For
08. Caprici Di Diablo
09. Lament
10. Magic City
11. Eleventh Hour
12. Heavy Heart

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Unleash the Fury - 2005

Unleash the Fury

Neo-classical rock guitar legend Yngwie J. Malmsteen returns with Rising Force with Unleash The Fury, a guitar shredder's dream album! Eighteen tracks of manic vibrato, squealing harmonics and pentatonic profanity. From the opening riff of "Locked & Loaded" to the four instrumental numbers ("Guardian Angel", "Fuguetta", "Magic And Mayhem", "Paraphrase"), Malmsteen and Rising Force (Dougie White - vocals, Patrick Johansson - drums, Joakim Svalberg - keyboards), produce an album that excels in every facet of musicianship.

Track Listing

01. Locked & Loaded
02. Revolution
03. Winds Of War (Invasion)
04. Crown Of Thorns
05. The Bogeyman
06. Beauty And A Beast
07. Cracking The Whip
08. Fuguetta
09. Cherokee Warrior
10. Guardian Angel
11. Let The Good Times Roll
12. Revelation (Drinking With The Devil)
13. Magic And Mayhem (instrumental)
14. Exile
15. The Hunt
16. Russian Roulette
17. Unleash The Fury
18. Paraphrase (instrumental)

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Attack!! - 2002

Attack!!

To every medium there is a master, and to the guitar there is Yngwie Malmsteen. The musical virtuoso will at last nourish the appetites of his followers by putting out his first domestic release in three years with Attack!! A true originator who has influenced thousands of guitarists, Yngwie's animated playing style is only surpassed by the unconventional sounds that exude from his white Stratocaster. Twenty albums into his career, we find Yngwie still reinventing his instrument and sound with Attack!! Self-produced by Yngwie in his Miami studio, Attack!! features Dougie White on vocals, Derek Sherinian on keyboards and Patrick Johansson on drums. The U.S. release features two bonus tracks, the new instrumental "Battlefield" (joining three other instrumental tracks) as well as "Dreaming," recently recorded live during the European Attack!! tour. Yngwie has just finished another triumphant U.S. outing with fellow guitar heroes Joe Satriani and Steve Vai as part of the G3 Tour.

Track Listing

01. Razor Eater
02. Rise Up
03. Valley Of The Kings
04. Ship Of Fools
05. Attack
06. Baroque & Roll
07. Stronghold
08. Mad Dog
09. In The Name Of God
10. Freedom Isn't Free
11. Majestic Blue
12. Valhalla
13. Touch The Sky
14. Ironclad
15. Air

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Yngwie Malmsteen - War to End All Wars - 2000

War to End All Wars

Showing more aggression than usual on "War To End All Wars" is neo-classical guitar wizard Yngwie J. Malmsteen, as he blazes through eleven instrumental tracks and three amazing instrumentals ("Molto Arpeggiosa", "Preludium" and "Instrumental Institution"). CMJ called the CD, "A platform for Yngwie's awe-inspiring guitar solos... another gem to drool over." Malmteen further refines the neo-classical style here, using frightening speed, a wicked vibrato, and brilliant harmonies to enhance each track - the emphasis is on the guitar once again, where it should be. "War To End All Wars" will take you through the shred battlefield, riddle you with arpeggios, pedal tones and swept licks, then carry you to victory on the back of the brilliant instrumentation.

Track Listing

1. Prophet Of Doom
2. Crucify
3. Bad Reputation
4. Catch 22
5. Masquerade
6. Molto Arpeggiosa
7. Miracle Of Life
8. The Wizard
9. Preludium
10. Wild One
11. Tarot
12. Instru-mental Institution
13. War To End All Wars
14. Treasure From The East
15. Requiem

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Alchemy - 1999

Alchemy

Alchemy is Malmsteen's 10th studio album and it is more of what we've come to expect from him. Songs with great guitar playing armed with faster than light solos. However this is not necessarily a good thing because the songwriting is made to showcase Malmsteen's skills rather that the actual songs. When he complements the songs like in "Leonardo", which is the best song on the album, the band sounds awesome. When he dominates the song like in "Voodoo Nights", you are just waiting until the solo kicks in and the song gets old very quickly. This situation makes Alchemy an uneven record.

Track Listing

1. Blitzkrieg (instrumental)
2. Leonardo
3. Playing with Fire
4. Stand (The)
5. Wield My Sword
6. Blue (instrumental)
7. Legion of the Damned
8. Deamon Dance
9. Hanger 18, Area 51
10. Voodoo Nights
11. Asylum I: Asylum (instrumental)
12. Asylum II: Sky Euphoria (instrumental)
13. Asylum III: Quantum Leap (instrumental)

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Concerto Suite For Electric Guitar And Orchestra - 1998

Concerto Suite For Electric Guitar And Orchestra

With his "Concerto Suite For Electric Guitar And Orchestra", Yngwie J. Malmsteen fulfills a lifelong dream by melding electric guitar and Baroque orchestra (the Czech Philharmonic) - with impressive results. All pieces were composed specifically for this album, scored by David Rosenthal for the orchestra. The concerto was conducted by Yoel Levi of the Atlanta Symphony. Featuring outstanding musicianship and Yngwie's trademark shred, "Concerto Suite For Electric Guitar And Orchestra" represents the pinnacle of Malmsteen's illustrious career - a great addition to all instrumental guitar collections.

Track Listing

1. Icarus Dream Fanfare (5:26)
2. Cavallino Rampante (3:56)
3. Fugue (3:39)
4. Prelude to April (2:43)
5. Toccata (3:56)
6. Andante (4:20)
7. Sarabande (3:22)
8. Allegro (1:29)
9. Adagio (3:08)
10. Vivace (4:49)
11. Presto Vivace (3:40)
12. Finale (1:49)

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Facing the Animal - 1997

Facing the Animal

This is Malmsteen's 9th studio album and there is some good news and bad news that comes with Facing the Animal. The good: this is an Yngwie Malmsteen album. The bad: this is an Yngwie Malmsteen album. There is very little that differentiates this record from the previous ones, so whether you are a fan or not, this album won't change your opinion about him. However when listening to this album there is one significant aspect that I noticed here and that is that the disc for the first time in a while is a band effort rather than a platform for Malmsteen to showboat. Don't get me wrong, there is still plenty of the guitar shredding and wizardry that we've come to expect from him but this time it is a more unified group effort.

Track Listing:

1. Braveheart
2. Facing the Animal
3. Enemy
4. Sacrifice
5. Like an Angel – For April
6. My Resurrection
7. Another Time
8. Heathens from the North
9. Alone in Paradise
10. End of my Rope
11. Only the Strong
12. Poison in your Veins
13. Air on a Theme (Instrumental)

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Inspiration - 1996

Inspiration

"Inspiration" is a double disc set containing Yngwie J. Malmsteen's cover versions of songs (by Deep Purple, Jimi Hendrix, Kansas, Scorpions, UK, Rush, etc.) that have inspired him throughout his life. The second disc of "Inspiration" contains an exclusive interview and five unreleased tracks - Yngwie Malmsteen in conversation with old friend Leif Edling - the truths, the rumours, the secrets, the super rare songs. The unreleased tracks include "Merlin's Castle", which is an except from the Rising Force demo from 1980, and "Hunted", a Powerhouse demo 1978 (pre-Rising Force).

Track Listing

1. Carry On Wayward Son
2. Pictures Of Home
3. Gates Of Babylon
4. Manic Depression
5. In The Dead Of Night
6. Mistreated
7. The Sails Of Charon
8. Demon's Eye
9. Anthem
10. Child In Time
11. Spanish Castle Magic

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Magnum Opus - 1995

Magnum Opus

The neo-classical guitar wizard Yngwie J. Malmsteen (He of the Incredible Chops) originally released "Magnum Opus" in 1995. The CD features grandiose classics such as "Vengeance", "Fire In The Sky" and "I'd Die Without You", as well as Instrumentals such as "Overture 1622", "Dawn" and "Cantabile". "Vengeance", in particular, has a jaw-dropping shred solo that will put air guitarists in heaven. Vivaldi's "Cantabile" is a bonus track that was added when the disc was originally released in Japan, then re-released by Spitfire Records in 2000. Neo-classical fand as well as dyed-in-the-wool Malmsteen junkies will find "Magnum Opus" a necessary item for their collection.

Track Listing

1. Vengeance
2. No Love Lost
3. Tomorrow's Gone
4. The Only One
5. I'd Die Without You
6. Overture 1622
7. Voodoo
8. Cross The Line
9. Time Will Tell
10. Fire In The Sky
11. Dawn
12. Tournament (Bonus Track) 

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Yngwie Malmsteen - The Seventh Sign - 1994

The Seventh Sign

Malmsteen's seventh album is coming off the disappointing and tedious Fire and Ice; the Swedish guitarist had nowhere to go but up. First, let me start with the obvious, the trademark Malmsteen solos are once again alive and well, in this aspect I got exactly what I was expecting. What surprised me here is his bass playing is much more in the forefront and is not just background noise; an example of this is "Pyramids of Cheops".

Track Listing:

1. Never Die
2. I Don't Know
3. Meant to Be
4. Forever One
5. Hairtrigger
6. Brothers (instrumental)
7. The Seventh Sign
8. Bad Blood
9. Prisoner of Your Love
10. Pyramid of Cheops
11. Crash and Burn
12. Sorrow (instrumental)
13. Angel in Heat (bonus track)

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Fire and Ice - 1992

Fire and Ice

After the disappointment that was Eclipse, Malmsteen comes back with Fire and Ice and, sadly, the same formula is used here. The excess on this record is big; as this is the first album that surpasses the hour mark and the first in which he opens with an instrumental. You just feel that the songs are a platform for Malmsteen to prove that he is a great guitarist. Unlike his 80's output, the songs on Fire and Ice have a hard rock style with very little catchiness. 

Track Listing:

1. Perpetual
2. Dragonfly
3. Ceaser
4. How Many Miles to Babylon
5. Cry No More
6. No Mercy
7. C'est la Vie
8. Leviathan
9. Fire and Ice
10. Forever is a Long Time
11. I'm my own Enemy
12. All I want is Everything
13. Golden Dawn
14. Final Curtain
15. Broken Glass (bonus track)

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Eclipse - 1990

Eclipse

Eclipse is Malmsteen's fifth album and after the great work that was Odyssey, this album departs from the others stylistically. What separates this from his previous works is the mid pace in which the record is played, even though the solos are fast (as expected from Malmsteen). Also the songwriting is sub-par aside from two or three songs; they are either dull or repetitive or have forced choruses. The lack of consistency on this release is staggering. There is a lot of stuff here that you've heard before and not necessarily in Heavy Metal, like the riff on "Bedroom Eyes". Also the beginning of "Judas" sounds like "Queen in Love". "Save our Love" is a horrible ballad that has its moments but I've heard much better ones from Malmsteen. 

Track Listing:

1. Making Love
2. Bedroom Eyes
3. Save Our Love
4. Motherless Child
5. Devil in Disguise
6. Judas
7. What do you Watnt
8. Judas
9. Faultline
10. See You in Hell (Don't Be Late)
11. Eclipse

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Odyssey - 1988

Odyssey

After the success that was his solo career, Yngwie Malmsteen went through a lot of changes. Beginning from his mostly instrumental album Rising Force until this day, he has employed different styles, always appealing to a larger audience. This is where the fourth album by Malmsteen, Odyssey, comes in. The first with John Lynn Turner, continuing his streak of amazing singers; yes, this guy rules just as much as he did on Rainbow. Odyssey has more of the same things that we expect from Malmsteen: shredding solos, awesome vocals, insane hooks and good production. However one thing that stands out above all is the solid songwriting.

track Listing

1. Rising Force
2. Hold On
3. Heaven Tonight
4. Dreaming (Tell Me)
5. Bite the Bullet (instrumental)
6. Riot in the Dungeons
7. Deja Vu
8. Crystal Ball
9. Now is the Time
10. Faster than the Speed of Light
11. Krakatau (instrumental)
12. Memories (instrumental)

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Trilogy - 1986

Trilogy

With a cover that is perfectly evocative of its music, Yngwie Malmsteen's TRILOGY boasts an illustration of the Swedish metal guitar hero battling a three-headed dragon. Not surprisingly, the album is filled with high drama and fantastical themes, whether Malmsteen is presenting a passionate power ballad (the opening "You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget") or charging through a revved-up, solo-laden tune ("Magic Mirror"). Many of these tracks (including the aforementioned ones) feature vocalist Mark Boals, who belts out lyrics in classic hard-rock style, yet leaves room for Malmsteen's deft and ornate six-string pyrotechnics. Although it doesn't top RISING FORCE, TRILOGY is easily one of Yngwie's best outings.

Track Listing

1. You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget
2. Liar
3. Queen in Love
4. Crying (Instrumental)
5. Fury
6. Fire
7. Magic Mirror
8. Dark Ages
9. Trilogy Suite Op:5 (Instrumental)

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Yngwie Malmsteen - Marching Out - 1985

Marching Out

Malmsteen's playing on the follow-up to the epochal Rising Force is slightly more raw and aggressive, but the most notable difference is the addition of lyrics on many of the songs. By his own admission, Malmsteen isn't much of a lyricist, and his frequent use of occult and pagan imagery (demons, Vikings, and so on) isn't as effective at producing a dark, gothic mood as his compositions and guitar playing are. Still, those aspects of the album are vital and stimulating, making Marching Out a worthwhile listen. 

Track Listing

1. Prelude (instrumental)
2. I'll See the Light, Tonight
3. Don't Let It End
4. Disciples of Hell
5. I Am a Viking
6. Overture 1383 (instrumental)
7. Anguish and Fear
8. On the Run Again
9. Soldier without Faith
10. Caught in the Middle
11. Marching Out (instrumental)

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Yngwie J. Malmsteen - Rising Force -1984

Rising Force

"Rising Force" was the neo-classical metal epic from a young Yngwie Malmsteen (sorry, Yngwie J. Malmsteen) that shook the guitar world and raised the standard of technical excellence forever. Almost overnight, guitarists learned it was possible to play a guitar nearly as fast as a classical violinist plays a violin, and players such as Tony MacAlpine, Joey Tafolla, Vinnie Moore and Joe Stump followed in Malmsteen's footsteps to release neo-classical dirges of their own. "Rising Force" is definately worth owning for the six instrumental classics alone--"Black Star", "Far Beyond The Sun" and "Evil Eye", to name but a few.

Track Listing

1. "Black Star" (4:53).
2. "Far Beyond The Sun" (5:52).
3. "Now Your Ships Are Burned" (4:11).
4. "Evil Eye" (5:14).
5. "Icarus' Dream Suite Op.4" (8:33).
6. "As Above, So Below" (4:39).
7. "Little Savage" (5:22).
8. "Farewell" (0:49).

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