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malmsteen 

The last name of the guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen. An amazing guitarist than can play with an amazing tone really fast. He has amazing technicality and plays evenly and with great feeling. Also known for playing, on his guitar, classics such as Flight of the Bumblebees and Toccata in Fugue. To the guitar world he is a guitar hero. Although there are still many a jealous that go around the internet and spite him in their misery.
OMG, The guitar skill of Yngwie Malmsteen is so great that people fall to their knees in awe.
malmsteen by Oolycks August 21, 2007
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malmsteen 

To very closely imitate or copy directly. Named for Yngwie Malmsteen, a lightspeed guitarist who imitated under-rated guitar hero Ritchie Blackmore and Paganini, and got hailed as the king of neo classical for it.
Stop Malmsteening my work, asshat.
malmsteen by James C January 19, 2005

Yngwie Malmsteen 

The fjory!!!!!
You've released the fucking fjory! You've unleashed the fucking fjory!--Yngwie, to a woman on a plane coming back from Tokyo.
Yngwie Malmsteen by Viking August 6, 2003

Yngwie Malmsteen 

Guitar Legend. Neo-Classical Metal guitarist from Sweden.
If a posseur got within 1.5 kilometres of Yngwie Malmsteen while he was playing his mighty axe, they'd catch alite and die.
Yngwie Malmsteen by Fryhtanic September 29, 2003

Yngwie Malmsteen 

Neo Classical Guitarist

Created the genre known as "shred" in which the guitarist plays various difficult scales and harmonies...

Many people believe his music is repetitive and others think he is too arrogant for his own good
Yngwie Malmsteen by Junglemanchild January 26, 2005

Yngwie Malmsteen 

A total dick as a person, but an amazing guitar player nonetheless.
Yngwie Malmsteen by Da Dude October 17, 2003

Yngwie Malmsteen 

Really REALLY fucking fast neo-classical percision guitar soloist.
Can play more notes than you can register in your head.
Yngwie Malmsteen by Nitro March 2, 2003
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