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Kristofer Dahl28th September 2007Smart thinking Muris - anyone who feels their rhythm work is too repetitive should dive into some more advanced power chords shapes! ![]()
browq28th September 2007excellent lesson
Reminds me somewhat of alex lifeson from Rush
dango28th September 2007sounds great. I'm gonna try now. thank you
Ben N28th September 2007never thoght to do it this way
realy it add adiferent color to the piece
thanks man:)
good stuff muris
Eat-Sleep-andJam28th September 2007Thank God for Muris
Gustavo28th September 2007weird powerchords
thx muris ![]()
Muris Varajic28th September 2007Thanks guys!
Now just grab a pieces of it and apply it
into you own playing. ![]()
Francis Viviers28th September 2007I need this. Thanks Muris
dang this is hawt!
Nick32529th September 2007nice muris
awesoe man! Love your tone when u get into the power chords with the extra high end
Jeff Curtis29th September 2007stop flipping us off!! haha JUST kidding. love it . keep them up !!!!
Juan M. Valero29th September 2007Good lesson and good powerchords ![]()
Robwylde29th September 2007
Robwylde29th September 2007Alright the first post was we'll blank!
Muris this lesson brings alot of versatility into playing. THANK YOU!! What affect are you using to achieve you're tone?
The Uncreator29th September 2007Just Great!
kahall29th September 2007Power Chords are great and easy to learn, but even playing them requires a special touch if you want it to sound right. Muris proves it here. Nice job! No matter what BPM you play this lesson at at it just sounds like rock and roll.
Muris Varajic29th September 2007Thanks everybody!! ![]()
Robwylde,nothing new,it's Pandora again. ![]()
Smikey200630th September 2007Sounds cool.. i love these shapes i used alot of them when playing viking metal and power metal ![]()
Muris Varajic30th September 2007You see Kai?
I'm MetalHead after all.
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Crazyfret27th November 2007Ooooh thats one for the to do list.
A simple but an effective lesson, I like it
Keep up the good work Muris
Muris Varajic3rd December 2007Thanks ![]()
Danilo Capezzuto21st February 2008Very smart idea Muris.
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Carlos Carrillo21st February 2008good job!!!!So coool....So coool....Excellent!.....
Nazgul28th August 2008This helped my rhythm playing so much! I love it.
Muris Varajic29th August 2008Thanks guys. ![]()
Wow! A lesson from Muris that I can play! LOL.
Great job. I cannot thank you enough.
Muris Varajic25th March 2009Glad you have found it useful, rock on. ![]()








If you think power chords can only be played one way - you need this lesson. Muris presents chord inversions and shapes you probably haven't thought of - get creative!
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