Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Pretty amazing.

Back in the day, when I used to play on the Jersey boardwalk I ran into a kid. He would hang with me and wanted to learn all the stuff I was doing. As the summer went by, he got better and we were sounding pretty good together. At the end of the summer, we had a party back at his boathouse. We're chillin, and I watch as he retunes his guitar and starts to play Bach and Mozart on it. I was floored. He was beyond amazing. I wanted to kick his ass. I asked him why he struggled with the crap I was playing and why the hell was he hanging with me at all, and not out making a fortune with his talent. He said that I was better than him and what I was doing looked like fun. I would have done anythng to have a tenth of his talent.
Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top
A little rough in places but it still gave me chills. In five more years this kid could be famous. God I love the guitar!
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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top
I believe he is 12 or 13, so in 5 years he will still be a kid! Remarkable.
Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top
I'm. Stunned.
Makes me want to run over to Chesbro's & get another D18 right after I drop the kids off at school.
Pachelbel's Canon's probably my all time favorite.
kenwas, what can I say...thanks, man.
God Bless this kid.
Reply #5 from WinCustomize Forums Top
It does provide a nice spot in one's day seldomseen!
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Wow! I'm speechless...
Reply #8 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Plays a mean axe, he does...
Reply #9 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Reminded me of Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Pretty badass.
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WOW!!!! The next Satriani, Vai? Look out Joe, Steve...this kid's comin' ta getcha.
Reply #12 from WinCustomize Forums Top
The first influence that came to mind was *Steve Vai* but as i continued watching, *Joe Satrianni* (<~~~feel free to bust me on that one Jafo) also could be a major influence of this "Musician"..

But you know who's style stuck out the most in the end...the way he used the fret board, a guitarist named Ingway Malmstien used to play a very similar style..

Very good no matter who the influences, he has a style all his own!!!

Thanks Kenwas..
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Ingway Malmstien


I saw him live. He wasn't very good at all. Probably a bad day but it was real bad.
Reply #14 from WinCustomize Forums Top
I saw him live. He wasn't very good at all. Probably a bad day but it was real bad.


Before or after his recovery from a near fatal car wreck?
He sucked at guitar after his recovery from that crash..too bad..he was one of the greats before then...
Reply #15 from WinCustomize Forums Top
It was before his accident. He opened for Aerosmith. He really stunk. Everyone expected something better. Aerosmith was worse. The stadium emptied very fast after Aerosmith took the stage. I don't think Malmstien got many more gigs in the US after that. I lost interest anywyas and I will never go to see Aerosmith again. Even the funerals.
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LoL..I have to agree about Aerosmith..Live they just are horrible..unless you like theatrics, or unless can tune out Steven Tylers vocals and tune into Joe Perry's awesome guitar playing... I have almost all of Aerosmiths older albums..they sound good after being edited in the studio..LoL

I saw Malmsteen once, live, at a small theater that was originally built for the local actors guild to perform live plays.. It was an awesome show.. it was the *Rising Force* tour for the "Marching Out" CD

Probably just one of his "Good Days"..LoL... I dont doubt that he could give a poor performance at all..
Reply #17 from WinCustomize Forums Top
However...the kid in the link will probably be a millionaire by this weekend.
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Reminded me of Eddie Van Halen. Probably because I never heard of any of those other people except Joe Perry.

Excellent work tho.
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Ingway Malmstien


Actually, it's Yngwie Malmsteen (pronounced Invay)....and I read somewhere that he suffered partial paralysis after his accident; hence, his playing suffered and he retired from public performance.
Reply #21 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Little b*****d already plays better than I ever did...bet he cant skin though
Reply #22 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Actually, it's Yngwie Malmsteen (pronounced Invay)....and I read somewhere that he suffered partial paralysis after his accident; hence, his playing suffered and he retired from public performance


Your right Starkers, but he did attempt 1 CD with his condition.. it wasnt very good and it didnt do well...
During his rise to fame one thing that he was known for was blazing speed and the ability to produce the "Tremolo" effect without using the bar..he pioneered "hollowing" out the fret board so that all he had to do was apply pressure to get the effect while "flying" through his "rifs" .. he was pretty amazing..poor performances or not..
And it is too bad... but, the accident could have been much more tragic..so in that regard, he's lucky.
Reply #23 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Little b*****d already plays better than I ever did..


Yeah, and I'm jealous too....never could play guitar, didn't start early enough....by the time the interest arose I had arthritic hands/fingers. Know what I like though, can recognise talent when I see it....this kid's gonna go far, as has Nathan Cavallieri, an Aussie kid who began playing gigs with some big names around 11/12ish.

Young Tasmanian guitarist by the name of Pete Cornelius cut his first album at 15, has opened for Steve Earle and others in the States.


Your right Starkers, but he did attempt 1 CD with his condition.. it wasnt very good and it didnt do well.


A real shame, that! Malmsteen was fanstasic in his heyday...I've a collectors edition CD of his Leningrad concert in Russia, truly incredible stuff.