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Yngwie Malmsteen: “You can’t 'build' speed – you play it until you have it perfect. There are no shortcuts and no tricks”

June 30, 2022 comments off

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In this 2010 edition of Dear Guitar Hero, the neoclassical shred great explains why the Strat is the Stradivarius of electric guitars, how he actually uses those Marshall stacks, and the biggest misconception people have about his playing

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