Yngwie Mamlsteen, You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget (1986).

[via Wikipedia]

The third Yngwie Malmsteen album, Trilogy was a mixture of power metal, shred and 80s rock that was musically more complete than any other interest. Perhaps you were into shred and fast scales going on when you listen to it, but there was no doubt music came first.


I bought the single with You don't remember... and Crying. I was ready to listen all that fireworks but instead I found this great two songs (this Wednesday two tracks) and I get hooked with this musician and his projects. 

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The powerful classical structures and the metal touch makes this tunes a pleasure that you must listen carefully to find many shades and textures that could be unheard in many 80s music. In my opinion that's the reason this music is still so alive.

Yngwie Malmsteen - You Don't Remember...

Yngwie Malmsteen Classic from Trilogy Album (1986).

Lineup:

Yngwie Malmsteen - Guitars.

Mark Boals - Vocals.

Jens Johansson - Keyboards.

Anders Johansson - Drums.

Marcel Jacob - Bass.

[Text and video via Icaro]

It was you, it was me,

And we would last forever.

Any fool could see, that we were

Meant to be

Without you, there is no meaning to

My life.

You're gone and it cuts me like

A knife.

How could you leave me?

You don't remember, I'll never forget

You just don't remember, I'll never forget.

Why did you turn away,

Let your love fade away and die.

You became so cold, you made me feel

So old.

When you left, you broke my heart

And just to see.

How many pieces there would be,

After you leave me.

You don't remember, I'll never forget

You just don't remember, I'll never forget

Yngwie Malmsteen - You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget Lyrics @ LyricsTime.com

And an extra video, Crying.

Yngwie Malmsteen - Crying

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More about Yngwie Mamlsteen:

• Official Webpage
• Guitar Alchemy
  
• MySpace
  
• Wikipedia and the album again at Wikipedia.

If you want to listen TRILOGY.

Click on the Spotify Link bellow:

Yngwie Malmsteen – Trilogy