Katsu Ohta Brain Philosophy Neoclassical Guitar Shred Skill Instrumental

[@perpetual61]

Anyone who says that Yngwie's Neo-Classical Influence is No Big Deal just listen to todays Neo-Classical Guitarists and you'll see and hear it. He has continued to play and still writes and produces his own music years later after many have moved on to other genres. There is a reason why he is The Neo-Classical King.

[@TheShredfester]

Katsu Ohta is a BEAST!!! Neo-Classical Melodic Fusion Shred Rulz!!!

[@evolgenius1150]

Wow. :) Katso Ohta is like the JRPG Final Boss of Neoclassical Shred Music.

[@axxessmundi]

Ynglee Matsumisan

[@ShredBorges]

LMAO

[@alphamammonth8024]

lmfao

[@GenZ_Guitarist]

😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣

[@BorislavVeselinov]

🤣🤣🤣

[@julianmotte]

JAJAJA

[@DD-um4dd]

since Yngwie can only produce so much... its good to be able to enjoy the same style music while we wait for more Yngwie. no insult to "the Maestro", but compliments and shows the respect he deserves. it keeps neoclassical alive. and its great to have some that are almost as good as the original

[@eriweltonsouza9316]

D D agree with you my friend!

[@AFacemarkedbyFea]

The scene is quite big. What do you mean?

[@paularikwagener1054]

Dude Ritchie Blackmore is the original, it's not Yngwie. And not everyone is influenced by him

[@DD-um4dd]

@@paularikwagener1054 for you... i will go listen to some Ritchie Blackmore today. i tried this once before... wasnt impressed or entertained. i think Uli Jon Roth may be the preYngwie Yngwie, not Blackmore. if ya have any suggestions for songs i should look for...let me know. totally open to seeing (hearing) your view

[@paularikwagener1054]

@@DD-um4dd oh cool, I did not expect an answer. If you want to listen to some stuff of Blackmore, try out the solos from Burn by Deep purple and Gates of Babylon by Rainbow. And if you listen to Malmsteen and Roth, you are definitely into the good stuff

[@reinorthstar5685]

Yngwie Malmsteen is The King!! But Katsu Ohta is a very good number two!! :) I discovered Ohta a few years back, and I was blown away! I have not heard all his music, but that just means I have a lot of good music to look forward to! :)

[@darkestdesires5614]

Love this. One of thee best tracks I've heard

[@4blackstrings389]

Que bueno le quedó hermano me gustó bastante.

[@davidhardy1091]

Joe Stump, another great player of this style.

[@blacksoul6968]

This dude is bad ass...

[@fernandobeghetto2854]

Yngwie Johann Malmsteen conceptual! ❤

[@DifferentPhases]

Mr. Y.J.Malmsteen laid the foundation for neo-calssical shredding. So he's a living legend. And if you would ask A.Ohta he would probably say that Malmsteen was his inspirator to pick-up the guitar and shred the hell out of it..

[@thorfinthorfin3010]

Well done sir!

[@DifferentPhases]

It's not totaly correct my friend. This song is NEO-classical hardrock/metal/shred music. Neo stands for new. So in this context it is new classical music. Music that has classical influences in it, played with the electric guitar. And the foundation of neo-classical hardrock/metal/shred was laid by mr. Y.J.Malmsteen.. Mr Y.J.Malmsteen is mostly underestimated, by fellow musicians and music lovers. The're too young or to ignorant to know that he's the one that made shred guitar famous..

[@qwert4560]

The foundation of neo-classical hardrock/metal/shred was laid by mr. Rhandy Rhoads. Sorry.

[@GenZ_Guitarist]

@@qwert4560 ermmm..... Ritchie Blackmore? Uli Jon Roth? The thing is, it was developing separately by different people. They were like scientists who were working on the same topic, but didn't know each other. Yngwie was the final product.

[@ari1234a]

@@qwert4560 There has been classical influence in Rock a long time Love Sculpture feat Dave Edmunds is a good example of this. Their`s "Sabre Dance" or "Farandole" are just fabulous early shred. It just that those early pioneers did not have the necessary technique or theoretical knowledge to employ Minor harmonic scale + Dim/maj/min arpeggios to their playing. That kind of playing was not rock n roll.

[@DaveRockGuitarist]

Amazing

[@ronaldvanoosterbos7141]

Werkelijk prachtig!!! Yngwie zou hebben gewild dat ie de laatste jaren zo iets moois had gecomponeerd ;-)

[@shamisendemon]

There are a lot of comments comparing this guy to Yngwie. Sure it is the same style but I think Mr. Katsu actually has some original licks thrown in there. Definately a lot of Yngwie influence especially in the soloing but not entirely an Yngwie Rip Off I would say. Pretty cool stuff overall. Personally I give it a thumbs up !

[@Mrravena]

Damn, if I hear that stuff without knowing it's Ohta, I'd think it's Malmsteen.

[@TutorialesDANIPG]

4:00

[@rockmusiclimbahgotband5138]

Amazing 👍🎸🙏

[@GoodMan-cq8cr]

Woo..love it

[@reinorthstar5685]

He's really fast when he wants to. He is good and cool. But nobody composes music like Yngwie. Nobody sounds like Yngwie. Yngwie is overall much better than everybody. And faster. And better choice of tones, better sound, better sweep- picking, better bends, just....better. At everything. More catchy hooks. Cooler riffs. He is swedish, I am norwegian. So we are practically brothers. Vikings. But I like Samurais too. Maybe even more. I play myself. I'm a Samurai from Norway! Super- fantasticly chopping of heads with my deadly swordish guitar!! :)

[@juliusbalogh1505]

good

[@abranbakeraoi]

Joya

[@jerg6195]

This, Barry Kuzay, Ben Kuzay, Jonas Hansson, Maestro Alex Gregory. All gold for me.

[@taroatom4731]

3:21

[@mantaikonyak9055]

Oh All those negative comments why can't you just enjoy the music if you consider yourself as a musician.

[@samsulali3710]

rising force

[@donizeterubensrosa3581]

Esse guitarrista é parente do malmsteen?Pode ñ ser mas,mesmo assim esbanja versatilidade e virtuosismo!

[@rikmarlon]

Só teve inspiração mesmo

[@lelouchhideaki8459]

Malmsteen from japan

[@TheFalkk]

tabs ?)))

[@elthonlorascarvalho3063]

Alumno de yngwie malmsteen..

[@V8full]

Like

[@connyblomqvist3648]

There is only 1 Malmsteen !

[@loretoloreto4377]

A copy of malmsteen??? Everythi g is. Better copy of nother stuff its really good i like it. doest matters if its. A copy the song if nothersong i hope hear alot of copies like that

[@SkillUplowder1]

Katsu Ohta will destroy Luca Turili with very little effort

[@zoltangabordudas4393]

Maybe he can destroy Luca,but that's not the point! :-) Luca can still play well enough! :-)

[@azur.j]

No one wants to destroy anyone here 😁

[@vanguard4065]

luca sucks

[@BorislavVeselinov]

@@vanguard4065 your opinion sucks as well.

[@pespinoza1995]

Sorry, Luca Turili is the only sweeper for me, hes the first and only that im impressed with.

[@oh_my_gauze]

Influence is good but man don't copy everything from top to bottom like clothing for example.

[@vanguard4065]

shut up islam

[@megumunanko4328]

リアピックアップ使いすぎｗ

[@Beast-mo9bu]

Meh. Random cluge of disconnected shred riffs. Technical chops, but not much of a cohesive song.

[@kvltbastvrd6726]

It's like your mind can not comprehend what's at hand. To consider this "random" is laughable as this is how music worked functionally in the Baroque Era.

[@jackmetrix2094]

Звук гавно, техники нет, и в ритм не попадает ! 😠😠👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

[@bigpeteswackshack4237]

I agree he is a phenomenal guitarist and I enjoy this song. yngwei influence in your style is never a bad thing but this does sound overly generic. definitely a few licks in here I haven't heard though that I'm gonna learn.

[@reinorthstar5685]

He's really fast when he wants to. He is good and cool. But nobody composes music like Yngwie. Nobody sounds like Yngwie. Yngwie is overall much better than everybody. And faster. And better choice of tones, better sound, better sweep- picking, better bends, just....better. At everything. More catchy hooks. Cooler riffs. He is swedish, I am norwegian. So we are practically brothers. Vikings. But I like Samurais too. Maybe even more. I play myself. I'm a Samurai from Norway! Super- fantasticly chopping of heads with my deadly swordish guitar!! :)