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Kristofer Dahl16th September 2009I love how you mixed in those sweeps and runs with the grooving melody, also I think I am hearing more notes than in Andy's version! 
AlexLion16th September 2009I just watched his "Groove or die" and You know what?! 
I prefer this version more than original no doubt Tone is better, and You play very clean and more articulated than Andy 
No, really!
Nighthawk116th September 2009That sounded stunning Muris, haven't really heared of him..can you recommend some solo albums by him? Are those instrumentals?
gibsonmatte16th September 2009Dude, that was excellent! Andy Timmons is my absolute favorite when it comes to tone and feel and you captured all of this even in this really fast "groove or die" version. Love it!
In addition to this, Andy's "Electric Gypsy" is a must see/hear. My all time best instrumental song ever made!
Great job Muris! You really blow me away every time!
Sinisa Cekic16th September 2009Well done maestro )
Sensible Jones16th September 2009*Bows down*
Awesome job Muris!!! Even with my limited capabilities there are some things to take from this!!!
Bondy16th September 2009were not worthy!! awesome lesson Muris \m/
Bondy16th September 2009were not worthy!! awesome lesson Muris \m/
Ivan Milenkovic16th September 2009Awesome stuff Muris, super accurate!
Jonathan Burgos16th September 2009Is not you! we cant see your face! this is Andy ... i know! 
Good work Muris!
Eat-Sleep-andJam16th September 2009Well I do think the tone on groove or die was supposed to be "Muddy". I like this version and Andys.
But man awesome job
I have to learn this. I was about to request a in the style lesson for Andy !
Cry for you would be a cool tune to do a song lesson for 
Gabriel Leopardi16th September 2009This is fantastic! What a great lesson Muris! Well done!
Muris Varajic17th September 2009Thank you very much guys, glad you like it!! 
Dr.Arp17th September 2009Hell yeah =) two days ago my search for timmons lessons got no results ...
Btw I would love to see a lesson in style of "gone " ,"lydia" or "deliver us" , also (all tracks of the resolution album )! Maybe with a closer look at the phrasing than the high end technique ...
But first of all THX A LOT for this one =)
Laszlo Boross17th September 2009Great stuff Muris, nice work.
Stephane Lucarelli17th September 2009Really awesome job Muris!
Zsolt Galambos17th September 2009Awesome neoclassical lesson!
Wilska17th September 2009As pretty much everyone has already pointed out: AWESOME Muris! You're an inspiration
Pedja Simovic17th September 2009Brutal playing Muris, you have done it again man
kaznie_NL17th September 2009Thanks for making this easy lesson 
Great technique as always, but a bit over my head Nice to see how yo mix shred with melody!
Emir Hot17th September 2009Way to go bro
Ivan Zecic17th September 2009Cool! 
Muris Varajic19th September 2009Appreciate it guys!
intemperateControl19th September 2009Beautiful composition as always, man. Guys like you are a big part of what makes masterclass the "masterclass" forum to inspire, aspiring artists like myself. I am catching up fast here. Thanks for all the great lessons, Mr. Varajic. All the best to you...
skennington20th September 2009Very nice Muris, regardless of the style, you always "have something to say" with your melodies and phrasing. Fantastic!
Muris Varajic20th September 2009Thank you people.
Toni Suominen21st September 2009Very cool lesson Muris!
Marcus Siepen26th September 2009That sounds absolutely awesome. Can you believe that I (of course) know this guys name, but have never ever heard a single song? I definitely have to check him out.
Daniel Realpe12th November 2009Great tone and technique! it´s just as good as "Groove or die"
GGTopGuitarist15th November 2009just like groove or die.. most of his music isn't neoclassical though
Muris Varajic26th November 2009Yeah, I have found that interesting too, thanks!
Hello guys and welcome to lesson
In Style Of Andy Timmons!!
Andy is an amazing guitar player known by his work
with band Danger Danger but also through his solo records.
His playing is very emotionals, full of power
but also very demanding due his skills.
This very lesson is inspired by his tune
called Groove Or Die from "That Was Then, This Is Now" record,
a very cool neo-classic piece in kind a boogie feel.
There's a lot of powerful picking, wide vibrato
and heavy bending in this lesson.
Lesson is in a key of Dm and we are using Dm scale most of the time
except few spots where out chords appear which is explained tho.
However the tempo is 220 bpm but considering the fact
that we're playing 8th triplets top it's not that fast after all.
Hope you'll like it, enjoy practicing! :)
Muris Varajic
