Направление, стиль: Melodic Power Metal, Power metal, Neo-classical metal, power metal, progressive metal
Исполнитель: Yngwie J. Malmsteen
Альбом: Yngwie J. Malmsteen's Rising Force, 6Mini-Lp CD
Год издания: 2007 (24 Bit Remastered, Reissue)
Страна исполнителя: Sweden
Издатель (лейбл): © + ® Universal Music Group, Polydor Records, Japan, UICY-93547/53
Продолжительность: 04:59:08
Формат: WAV
Параметры: CDDA/image+cue+log+scans
Источник: Оригинальные диски из личной коллекции
Специальная благодарность: Me
Треклист:
Rising Force (1984) [Japan SHM-CD] (UICY-93547)
• Black Star 04:53
• Far Beyond The Sun 05:52
• Now Your Ships Are Burned 04:11
• Evil Eye 05:14
• Icarus' Dream Suite Op.4 08:33
• As Above, So Below 04:39
• Little Savage 05:22
• Farewell 00:49
Yngwie J. Malmsteen: All electric, acoustic guitars, bass guitar and Taurus bass pedals
Barriemore Barlow: Drums
Jens Johansson: Keyboards
Jeff Scott Soto: Vocals
Connor Nicholaus: Tamborine
Total: 39:41
On his first solo album, 1984's RISING FORCE, Yngwie Malmsteen established himself as one of the definitive hard-rock guitar virtuosos of the era. Notably influenced by classical music, but working in the heavy-metal vernacular, the Swedish six-stringer offers up a propulsive set of songs that showcases his remarkably fleet-fingered playing, as best revealed on the urgent, ominous "Evil Eye." While Malmsteen is capable of emotive power ballads (see the plaintive "Icarus Dream Suite"), he seems most at home when blazing up and down the fretboard, as on "Far Beyond the Sun." Although some listeners may be content with THE YNGWIE MALMSTEEN COLLECTION, any true fan of the renowned shredder needs to own RISING FORCE.
Marching Out (1985) [Japan SHM-CD] (UICY-93548)
• Prelude (1:00)
• I'll See The Light, Tonight (4:27)
• Don't Let It End (4:09)
• Disciples Of Hell (5:53)
• I Am A Viking (6:00)
• Overture 1383 (2:58)
• Anguish And Fear (3:50)
• On The Run Again (3:25)
• Soldier Without Faith (6:10)
• Caught In The Middle (4:20)
• Marching Out (3:10)
Yngwie J. Malmsteen: All Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Background Vocals, Moog Guitar Pedals
Jens Johansson: Keyboards
Anders Johansson: Drums
Marcel Jacob: Bass
Jeff Scott Soto: Vocals
Total: 45:27
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. ~ Steve Huey
Trilogy (1986) [Japan SHM-CD] (UICY-93549)
• You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget 04:32
• Liar 04:10
• Queen In Love 04:07
• Crying 05:03
• Fury 03:57
• Fire 04:15
• Magic Mirror 03:52
• Dark Ages 03:59
• Trilogy Suite Op:5 07:16
Yngwie J. Malmsteen - All Electric and Acoustic, All Bass Guitars and Taurus Pedals
Mark Boals - Vocals
Jens Johansson - Keyboards
Anders Johansson - Drums
Bassline arrangement of 2nd Movement of Trilogy Part I assisted by Jens Johansson.
Total: 41:15
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.
Odyssey (1988) [Japan SHM-CD] (UICY-93550)
• Rising Force 04:24
• Hold On 05:12
• Heaven Tonight 04:07
• Dreaming (Tell Me) 05:22
• Bite The Bullet 01:35
• Riot In The Dungeons 04:26
• Deja Vu 04:17
• Crystal Ball 04:56
• Now Is The Time 04:34
• Faster Than The Speed Of Light 04:30
• Krakatau 06:06
• Memories 01:13
Yngwie J. Malmsteen: All electric and acoustic guitars, bass guitar, background vocals
Joe Lynn Turner: Vocals
Jens Johansson: Keyboards
Bob Daisley: Bass guitar on "Rising Force", "Hold On", "Crystal Ball" and "Now Is the Time"
Anders Johansson: Drums
Total: 50:41
This is Yngwie's best album and it features his best vocalist ever Joe Lynn Turner. Yngwie combines Neo Classical Metal, Hair Metal and Power Metal to make his best album ever! ...Sure enough, just as on Trilogy, the result is a spectacular, not to mention less self-indulgent, success. With new vocalist Joe Lynn Turner (who, despite lacking the edge of previous singer Mark Boals, makes up for it with a much stronger, more confident presence) in tow, Odyssey finds Malmsteen cutting synth-laden rock tunes like “Hold On,” “Crystal Ball,” and the borderline glam metal hit “Heaven Tonight.” Considering the sheer volume of criticism against Malmsteen’s ego, his songwriting is surprisingly pure: the main riffs are solid and rarely inflated, the vocal melodies demand most of the songs’ focus, and though he always throws in a blistering solo, he confines it to a traditional bridge section rather than wanking all throughout the song.
Trial By Fire - Live In Leningrad (1989) [Japan SHM-CD] (UICY-93551)
• Liar (3:56)
• Queen in Love (3:56)
• Deja Vu (4:08)
• Far Beyond the Sun (8:17)
• Heaven Tonight (4:29)
• Dreaming (Tell Me) (6:34)
• You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget (6:04)
• Guitar Solo (Trilogy Suite Op:5/ Spasebo Blues) (10:16)
• Crystal Ball (6:03)
• Black Star (6:09)
• Spanish Castle Magic (Edit Version) (6:44)
Yngwie J. Malmsteen: Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Bass Pedals and Vocals
Joe Lynn Turner: Vocals
Barry Dunaway: Bass
Jens Johansson: Keyboards
Anders Johansson: Drums
Total: 66:34
An extended live set that concluded Yngwie's reign as one of the premier guitar heroes of the 80's. The set is comprised of many of his "hits" along with his two legendary guitar performances, "Black Star" and "Far Beyond The Sun." There is also a self-indulgent, clichй-infected guitar solo that must have excited every thirteen year old in the building. Malmsteen's playing on this set is decent, but time has not been good to this recording. It was recorded during the heyday of Hair Metal and the genre's influences can be heard throughout this session. The weak Pop songs that plagued Malmsteen's releases after Rising Force mar too much of this session to recommend it to anyone who is not exclusively infatuated with guitar pyrotechnics or 80's Metal. ~ Robert Taylor
Eclipse (1990) [Japan SHM-CD] (UICY-93552)
• Making Love (4:56)
• Bedroom Eyes (4:00)
• Save Our Love (5:24)
• Motherless Child (4:01)
• Devil in Disguise (5:45)
• Judas (4:25)
• What Do You Want (3:58)
• Demon Driver (3:41)
• Faultline (5:07)
• See You in Hell (Don't Be Late) (3:45)
• Eclipse [instrumental] (3:45)
• Making Love* [extended guitar solo] (6:22)
*bonus track for japan
Yngwie J. Malmsteen - electric and acoustic guitars, Korg 23 guitar synthesizer, Taurus bass pedals and vocals
Göran Edman - vocals
Mats Olausson - keyboards and vocals
Svante Henryson - bass guitar and contrabass and vocals
Michael Von Knorring - drums
Total: 55:27
By the time of Eclipse, Yngwie Malmsteen's influence had spread far across the guitar community -- dazzling technique was almost a prerequisite to play lead guitar in a heavy metal band, and places like the Berklee School of Music and GIT (which used such Malmsteen favorites as Beethoven and Paganini to hone technique) were churning out guitar virtuosos as if they operated assembly lines. The bottom line was that no matter how innovative Malmsteen had been at the outset of his career, he no longer sounded that way, even though as an originator he still far outstripped his legions of mimics...
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