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Yngwie Malmsteen - Live at Budokan [DVD] (DVD)

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Album Details: Live at Budokan [DVD]

Release Date:03/25/2003
Label:Pony Canyon Japan
UPC:8805636200068

Track List: Live at Budokan [DVD]

  1. Opening
  2. Toccata
  3. Never Die
  4. Bedroom Eyes
  5. Rising Force
  6. Bad Blood
  7. Forever One
  8. Interview I
  9. Pyramid of Cheops
  10. Drum Solo
  11. Seventh Sign
  1. Guitar Solo
  2. Interviews II
  3. You Don't Remember, I'll Never F...
  4. Keyboard Solo
  5. Brothers
  6. Crash and Burn
  7. Heaven Tonight
  8. Interview III
  9. Black Star
  10. I'll See the Light Tonight
  11. Forever One [Bonus Dip]

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User Reviews: Live at Budokan [DVD]

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    Awesome show and song list!

    By John  Oct 18, 2006

    Pros: Great sound and footage.

    Cons: Too much red lights at times; Blurry.

    This is one of Yngwie's finest performances. As someone who has often been guilty excessive playing and/or stage arrogance, this concert takes a different direction. "Live At Budokan" comes across as more of a band effort than an "...;Yngwie-spotlight". The sound mixes are very good; loud keyboards and bass. Malmsteens guitar tone is prominenet, but subdued and clean sounding. The band is super tight as well. "Never Die" and "Forever One" are the real gems in this show! This marks one of the era's where Yngwie exercised more humility, and the end result is a much better show! Read more Less

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Yngwie Malmsteen

Yngwie Malmsteen is arguably the most technically accomplished hard rock guitarist to emerge during the '80s. Combining a dazzling technique honed over years of obsessive practice with a love for such classical composers as Bach, Beethoven, and Paganini, Malmsteen's distinctively Baroque, gothic compositional style and lightningfast arpeggiated solos rewrote the book on... Read more