For me Yngwie's early stuff is very impressive. Just his first 3-4 albums can be accepted to be more "significant" beacuse of the style of his was "fresh" and "new". Neoclassical rock guitar style swithced (i dont mean started) with his first albums, but then music of hims' ,you know, become "static". You can hear same sound nearly all of his works. Additionally leyboard/guitar duets became less in time and he didnt keep a stable members (like Jens Johannson). Especially his era between Odyssey to inspirations (i dont include these 2 albums) is very boring for me. But his album called "concerto suite..." was good enough to listen
There is a member in here called "resha" and said;
"for me it's not his technical ability... it's that he always plays the same kind of things...
imagine steve only playing tapping tapping tapping and more tapping... that just would be boring and nothing more...
I mean listen to Yngwie's solos in "Live in Denver G3" dvd...
he plays the same kind of thing (his kind of thing) even on a Hendrix's tune..."
İNDEED.
I mean the things he does are not balanced and out of melody. So it is more difficult to be "timeless" if there are no "immortal" melodies.
Yngwie has many strong abilities for guitar playing but in musically...i'm not sure.