
Yup, plus no one could touch him for the style he played. One could argue he inspired as many dudes to pick up the guitar as anyone.cardinal":3f45bpz8 said:I didn’t listen to the whole interview; I assume he was prompted into it? But I don’t think it’s a secret that Yngwie maybe was a bit arrogant way back when. And I mean, he was 18 and a phenomenon, so it’s kinda even hard to blame him.
Beyond Black":226jqa2l said:I dig Jake and this is pretty funny, but take them both in their primes and there's no comparison. Yngwie in his prime was absolutely horrifying. He played as if he had sold his soul, or like he was the Devil himself with a Strat. There was a stretch there where he was untouchable.
Absolutely! Maestros are supposed to be arrogant pricks!Kapo_Polenton":sj56r58j said:Beyond Black":sj56r58j said:I dig Jake and this is pretty funny, but take them both in their primes and there's no comparison. Yngwie in his prime was absolutely horrifying. He played as if he had sold his soul, or like he was the Devil himself with a Strat. There was a stretch there where he was untouchable.
Agree. No matter how you shake it, Yngwie was magic. The stuff he came up with was off the charts in comparison to anyone else. His attitude and ego only adds to the legend!
* velcro-fly *":6310jcry said:Jake who?