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Trial By Fire is a live album released by Yngwie J. Malmsteen in October 1989 in Leningrad, Russia. Three of the tracks are instrumental and many are strongly influenced by 1970s progressive rock and heavy metal, such as Deep Purple's Machine Head or ELP's Tarkus.

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Length
1.	"Liar"	Yngwie Malmsteen	Malmsteen	3:56
2.	"Queen in Love"	Malmsteen	Malmsteen	3:55
3.	"Déjà Vu"	Joe Lynn Turner, Malmsteen	Malmsteen	4:05
4.	"Far Beyond the Sun"	(instrumental)	Malmsteen	8:17
5.	"Heaven Tonight"	Turner, Malmsteen	Malmsteen	4:27
6.	"Dreaming (Tell Me)"	Turner, Malmsteen	Malmsteen	6:34
7.	"You Don't Remember, I'll Never Forget"	Malmsteen	Malmsteen	6:04
8.	"Guitar Solo (Trilogy Suite Op. 5)"	(instrumental)	Malmsteen	10:16
9.	"Crystal Ball"	Turner, Malmsteen	Malmsteen	6:03
10.	"Black Star"	(instrumental)	Malmsteen	6:09
11.	"Spanish Castle Magic"	Jimi Hendrix	Hendrix	6:44

Studio albums

EPs

Live albums

Compilation albums

Vocalists	Jeff Scott Soto Mark Boals Joe Lynn Turner Göran Edman Michael Vescera John West Mats Levén Jørn Lande Doogie White Tim "Ripper" Owens
Bassists	Marcel Jacob Wally Voss Bob Daisley Svante Henryson Rudy Sarzo Bjorn Englen
Drummers	Barriemore Barlow Anders Johansson Mike Terrana Tommy Aldridge Cozy Powell John Macaluso Pete Barnacle
Keyboardists	Jens Johansson Mats Olausson David Rosenthal Derek Sherinian

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