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Kristofer Dahl28th January 2008This is a really cool interpretation of Mark - thanks Muris! 
Marcus Lavendell28th January 2008Awesome Muris! I love it! 
DeepRoots28th January 2008Cool stuff thanks Muris!
zoom28th January 2008mate your a flaming legend! Very Cool
botoxfox28th January 2008Sounds really cool man.
kyldeee28th January 2008This is sweet Awesome job Muris
Davidian28th January 2008Wow, this is so cool! Nice job Muris!
Bogdan Radovic28th January 2008Very good in style of lesson Muris ! Great job! 
Robwylde28th January 2008You are on well rounded guitarist. Fantastic as usual!!
Dejan Farkas28th January 2008Cool lesson! Well done
JVM28th January 2008Awesome Muris! I was listening to a bunch of marks stuff last night!!
Pablo Vazquez28th January 2008Cool!!! I love this one!
David Wallimann28th January 2008Well done Muris!
I love that song. Dire Straits is so cool!
The Uncreator28th January 2008Muris = Pwnage
And the logic is inescapable
Iluha28th January 2008That ain't working, that's the way you do it!
Money for nothing and the chicks for free!
Great one as allways Muris, will defintley be learning this one in the near future(Mark is one of my major guitar influences).
Juan M. Valero28th January 2008oh, that's great !!!! excellent lesson
Jeff28th January 2008Excellent! Knopfler is great!
Muris Varajic28th January 2008Thanks guys!!
Mark is surely one of my favorite guitar players all time
and I'm so happy that you like the lesson. 
Atlantik28th January 2008You did that one very well. He's been one of my favorites too since I was a kid. A bit different soundwise but hey you nailed his technique.
Very good Muris! Love this one as much as the first one you did!
Toni Suominen28th January 2008Great lesson Muris!
visi0n28th January 2008!A.W.E.S.O.M.E!
Ivan Milenkovic28th January 2008Very stylish Muris. Great job
great job!! sounds amazing!
- Ralleliciouz
Gabriel Leopardi28th January 2008Excelent technique Muris! Great lesson as always!
Hisham Al-Sanea28th January 2008nice playing muris.welldone bro
Muris Varajic28th January 2008Appreciate it guys,thanks!!
Jerry Arcidiacono28th January 2008Great finger-picking here!
GroovinMastiff28th January 2008This is sweet Muris, love the tone 
UncleSkillet29th January 2008Ahh... Dorian. I get it. Sweet lesson! Kind of different to see you finger pick. But how could we ever question your talent. Awsome job!
Gerardo Siere29th January 2008mmmm money for nothing and the chiks for free....
terrific job
Muris Varajic29th January 2008Thanks guys
krudtaa29th January 2008Cool stuff. thanks Muris
very nicee im a very big fan of dire straits and this sound exactly
Muris Varajic30th January 2008Thanks 
Andrew Cockburn30th January 2008Spot on Muris - really had that Knopfler vibe!
buttmonk30th January 2008cool, at the start I thought it sounded like ZZ Top, but then the Kopfler really kicked in:)
Muris Varajic31st January 2008Thanks,and I DO like ZZ Top but that's not topic of this lesson. 
WTN6th February 2008Same here - that ZZ Top vibe came to mind. Fantastic Muris. I love that style. I will have to learn this one.
Nemanja Filipovic6th February 2008yeah!!!..great lesson...Tocak:)
WTN12th February 2008Muris. In video 4 the first two notes are missing from the tab. I think they are (1) forth string seventh fret harmonic and (2) third string seventh fret - with hybrid picking. Is this correct?
Muris Varajic12th February 2008Those are "ghost" notes,kind a "raking" but with fingers,
not fretted notes or harmonics.
You may add it or not,doesn't effect the lesson AT ALL.
Thanks for noticing tho.
WTN14th February 2008I hear an A and a D - can you explain exactly where and how you are playing these ghost notes.
Hate to be a PITA, but I cannot tell from the video. Thanks.
Muris Varajic14th February 2008You just mute string/s above the one you're playing the note on(usually with left hand)
and you "pick" it with thumb or/and index,while using ring finger to play "real" note,
on high E string this time.
Really sort of raking,you just use fingers instead of pick.
Hi Muris,your lessons are great but i JUST WANT TO KNOW WHY ARE YOU USING G DORIAN IF THE PROGRESSION IS IN G MINOR OR Bb Major,you should you should use G Aeolian instead of G dorian or am I wrong
Muris Varajic29th February 2008Hi Rov and welcome to GMC!
That's actually very good question but here's how I see those things.
Dorian mode comes from minor modes family(with minor 3rd)
and I still use to call it key of Gm.
In modern notation it's written with 2 flats(just like natural Gm)
but we release Eb into E each time.
In older stuff it's written with only one flat like "real" G Dorian
but don't be confused with that,just try to like at Dorian mode as a minor mode,
you'll be fine.
But,wouldnt the E natural note in the g dorian clash with the eb note found in the porgression as it is in the key of g minor
or are you using it just as a passing note
Muris Varajic1st March 2008There isn't Eb note in progression,
that's why it's straight G Dorian.
Wonderful Thank's
Muris Varajic14th March 2008You're welcome,glad you've joined!
Carlos Carrillo25th March 2008fantastic lesson Muris!!!!
Muris Varajic26th March 2008Thanks buddy!
Mike Seddon28th March 2008Lovely playing - what is that guitar?
Muris Varajic29th March 2008Thanks.
That's my custom from MK Guitars.
kaznie_NL7th May 2008It's a wonderful piece Muris! Very very nice
Muris Varajic8th May 2008Cheers,glad you like it
Pi3814th May 2008Oh, man this one is awesome! I love your use of the blues scale. It sounds so cool, and for some reason reminds me of "Radar Love" by White Lion. Which is a very, very good thing, in my opinion.
Muris Varajic15th May 2008Radar Love is great!
sigma717th August 2008r u usuing a pick or just ur thumb? haha perfect accuracy
Muris Varajic17th August 2008No pick here Sigma7,just fingers.
Joe Kataldo21st August 2008You Got The Style man...great sounding lesson
Muris Varajic22nd August 2008Thanks Joe
ow! i covered this song with my band
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NC8cs1Ppmk
comments are welcome
nice lesson muris!
Muris Varajic6th February 2009Nicely done!
Maybe you should try with less gain next time,
more like overdrive, it'd be better articulated.
hm, jup, youre right
and also, my schoolmusicteacher suddenly turn my guitar waaay too loud 
but, im planning on getting a line-6 pedal,
so i'll get the 'money for nothing' preset from the custom tone site
Muris Varajic7th February 2009Sounds cool, hope you'll like it!
We had a request in forum for a lesson inspired by Money For Nothing tune, which I love. So, more drive time but it's still typical Mark, nice phrasing, his trademark finger-picking, bends etc.
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