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Location: Maryland, USA | Did anyone know Yngwie Malmsteen played an Ovation?
I'm watching his DVD, and it is a slothead with leaflet soundholes and a horse engraved in the bottom of the body.
If you haven't heard his stuff, I definitely suggest trying it out.
He plays a lot of Neo-Classical, he loves to play the Paganini Caprices on his guitar and whatnot.
He's personally one of my favorite guitarists in the entire world.
Here's a video if anyone wants to see him play.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFaGyv_AtsY |
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Location: SoCal | I believe he's an Ovation endorsee..... |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Looks like he's playing a EA63 Viper..... |
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| ...sorry guys...didn't like it. Not everything is about speed..... |
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Location: Bangkok, Thailand | EA63 Viper |
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Location: SoCal | Incredible player, but I'd get tired listening to him after a while. Speeds fun and it's skillful, but it only has so much to do with music. |
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Location: Maryland, USA | The video shown in there is mostly just his showing-off kind of stuff.
Most of his albums are either of a hair-metal style, or slower paced legato pieces.
For those who think he's all speed and nothing else, pick up an album and you'll probably hear something a little different then what you saw on that video. |
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Yngwie Malmsteen and Ovation