Who's here because of the new Billy Corgan podcast interview? Lol

Malmsteen and Vai together playing BLACK STAR on the same stage alive.....IS TOO MUCH for my heart. What a glorious moment for the guitar!

Steve Vai maybe the one of very few ppl that Yngwie respect enough to play side by side with him

Vai is the only one that could get Yngwie to play Black Star the right way live.

The real miracle is that these two were able to cooperate on harmonies.

‘Stunned, Yngwie raised the bar for all of us’ said Steve Vai. It isn’t a competition, it’s an ‘experience’ watching two of the worlds greatest exponents having a blast with such control. There’s no harm in admiring and liking both of them, just smile 😎

This is amazing that Yngwie shares a stage with someone other than himself!

Both are the Alcatrazz guitarist..they respect and love each other..
Amazing

Going back at some virtuosso era...pagannini,Bethoven,Bach...Vivaldi....we are truly fortunated yo hear & see such great musical monsters!

Two GODS. Thunder and Lightning.

Never really been an Yngwie fan so much. But when I watch him play, I am constantly in awe of the absolute mastery he has over the guitar. His playing is seemingly effortless.

No strings were harmed in the making of this shred

when i was growing up i never thought i’d ever see these guys play together. incredible

The camera saved us from seeing the fabric of the universe unfold

Two of my favs guitar players, playing Black Star. Amazing jam!!!

Yngwei absolutely takes advantage and is so aggressive , Steve makes his guitar sing scream and cry simultaneously, what a combination to see. Pure perfection 🤘🏼

2 of the greatest guitarist in the world standing side by side playing and epic legendary ballad together! Slaying those Metal Dragons!

Sounds like two wolves howling in the night when they play together

Thinking about it 80/90's were an epic era. No one will ever live like we did during our childhood. Two giants. Long live to them.

Musicianship in the 70s and 80s was a gift we all got to enjoy, and so absent in music today that receives accolades.