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 "Marching Out" concludes with a poignant and delicate guitar solo, closing one of the Swede’s best albums.

 "Disciples of Hell" culminates in one of the most beautiful solos of the album.

Released in 1985, Marching Out is Yngwie Malmsteen's second album, celebrated for its mix of melodic vocals and exceptional guitar solos. The review highlights standout tracks like "I’ll See The Light Tonight" and "Disciples of Hell," noting the album's blend of heaviness and classical elements. Although lyrics are considered a weak point and the album somewhat repetitive over time, it remains a highly regarded work by the Swedish guitarist. Listen to Marching Out now and experience Yngwie Malmsteen’s virtuosic guitar mastery!

 In my opinion, the Swedish guitarist is a genius of neoclassical metal, of which he is also the leading figure, he is considered its creator.

 The album is wonderful and truly deserves a listen. It is the Bible of neoclassical power-metal.

The review praises Yngwie Malmsteen's debut album 'Rising Force' as a brilliant example of neoclassical metal. Highlighting Malmsteen's guitar mastery, it details standout tracks and praises the album's variety and quality. The reviewer regards the album as essential listening for fans of the genre, calling it the Bible of neoclassical power-metal. Explore Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force now and experience the pinnacle of neoclassical metal guitar mastery!