Intrigued by the comments of some Forumeers, I acquired this: [img]http://img.hmv.co.jp/image/jacket/190/08/3/5/524.jpg[/img] There is no doubt that Mr. Malmsteen can play a lot of notes very rapidly with admirable technical facility. However, it's a great pity that, among all these notes, Mr. Malmsteen couldn't have included some music. There are folk, I realise, who enjoy these long, self-indulgent, shrieking guitar solos that typify heavy metal, but when you have one that apparently lasts the entire length of a CD... I confess that I haven't listened to it all - what I've heard so far convinces me that I don't want to hear any more. The thing is simply totally lacking in any sort of musical coherence, just basically a long "gee, aren't I terrific?" ego trip, with only a few bits of relief (occasionally some nicely played acoustic guitar). "Too many notes, Mozart," as the Emperor said to Wolfie of that ilk in "Amadeus". Except there was order and indeed genius in Mozart's works. There is none in Yngwie Malmsteen's. So, one CD for anyone who wants it. Pay its post and packing to you (probably about £5 to the UK) and it's yours. Now sold.