{rock} music: Yngwie Malmsteen. I'm in Love.

I'm really into Neo-Classical metal, right now. If you're someone who enjoys instrumentals {and/or classical music}, then you really should give it a chance. Even if you don't listen to rock music/metal, you could easily appreciate the advanced techniques that are used to deliver such amazing performances in this (sub)genre. It's always good to think outside of the box and check out music that is out of your comfort zone; you might be surprised to find yourself liking new sounds and artists.

What is Neo-Classical Metal?

"Neo-classical metal is a subgenre of heavy metal that is heavily influenced by classical music and usually features very technical playing, consisting of elements borrowed from both classical and heavy metal music."

Source: Wiki

My Favorite Guy in this Genre~ He's Impressive

Wow. Just wow. This is a masterpiece. I can't even imagine how he plays this piece(s) of music. I could definitely listen to a whole album of Yngwie Malmsteen instrumentals; I'm completely amazed by his skills. He has several albums; his vocal skills are just as great as his instrumental skills {in my opinion}. I don't know how I've overlooked him before, but he's definitely right in the middle of my radar, now. <33

 Asylum. Yngwie Malmsteen

Asylum I - Asylum - 00:00-04:08

Asylum II - Sky Euphoria - 04:08-07:26

Asylum III - Quantum Leap - 07:26-11:30

Where it all started...

This is the song that made me fall in love with his music before I even knew that he had so many other songs/albums. It's the perfect "broken heart" love song. Love, love to love this song, as well.

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Classical Music 

Yngwie J. Malmsteen - Mozart 40th Symphony

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