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Kristofer Dahl3rd October 2007Awesome! 
(Oh and people I am warning you for Part 2 - not something for the feeble...!)
Either way. it's a great idea to split this kind of lessons up: today you will learn useful mixolydian riffing ideas - and the second part will show you how to solo, stay tuned!
Rolls3rd October 2007Great riffing. Can't wait to hear the second part.
David Wallimann3rd October 2007I love it!
Reminds me of the band Extreme a little...
Amarok3rd October 2007Awesome lesson Muris! 
Muris Varajic3rd October 2007Thanks everybody!!
Yeah,the solo part is gonna have 3 parts actually,beginner,intermediate and advanced,
so everyone shall have something to play over it. 
DeepRoots3rd October 2007I'm feeling some awesome satch vibes from this!
Thanks Muris! I've been meaning to go back to some riffing instead of constantly playing your alternate picking exercise 24/7! (not that i'll be dropping it, ohh not yet...)
Robin3rd October 2007Really awesome lesson!! I LOVE Mixolydian, I use it alot when making riffs, even for my black metal band!
Gustavo4th October 2007yeah lightning pick again
awsome riffing
thx muris
seanM14th October 2007Excellent lesson, can't wait for the solo
Thanks alot!
Juan M. Valero3rd October 2007Oh, excellent lesson !!!! great riffs
Jerry Arcidiacono3rd October 2007Wow! I like it!
krudtaa4th October 2007cool lesson. thanks.
Muris Varajic4th October 2007Thanks guys,glad you like it!!
Yep,The Light Pick once again
Ben N4th October 2007muris you'r the man!!
love your lessons!
Testament7th October 2007i've seen a lot of these extremely long scales, but i'm not sure i understand how they're played. how do you go about practicing the a mixolydian scale?
Muris Varajic7th October 2007Hi there!
Must correct you a bit regarding to terminology,there is no long scale.
In our diatonic world we have only 7 notes,that's the scale.
And we practicing it by connecting these notes through boxes and fingerboard.
You are probably thinking of this lick at the end.
Testament7th October 2007aaah, i see! thanks a lot, muris!
Muris Varajic8th October 2007You are welcome!
Feel free to visit my "Ask Instructor" board and ask if you need any help.
Joe Kataldo6th January 2008Great Riff
Muris Varajic6th January 2008Thanks Joe,glad you like it!!
eddiecat15th February 2008Oh man, this is so cool,
and I LOVE those octaves!
eddiecat18th February 2008Gee... I still can't do it right,
but this makes me feel like a real rocker!
I just LOVE this!
Thanx
Muris Varajic18th February 2008Keep it up Eddie,keep it up!! 
Carlos Carrillo4th March 2008hey muris!!!!!!!!!
great lesson!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks
Muris Varajic5th March 2008Cheers Carlos,thanks
Gary_Weber5th May 2008Muris, what a fantastic lesson series! You teach us the main riff, and then build upon it with beginner, intermediate, and advanced solos over the top of it. I'm really going to enjoy mastering this. Thanks so much!!!!
Muris Varajic5th May 2008You're welcome Gary,glad you have joined GMC
shideru_guitar15th May 2008muris what if i make a new solo over the backing of this riff and send it to u??
i just thought of one about now...
Muris Varajic18th May 2008Sure,why not.
Just upload it somewhere in my private board
so we could discuss it.
Kapto13th June 2008Thanks again Muris. Almost done.The last 4 bars are being a pain though. (Sigh)
Jesse5th October 2008Muris, if I would play this lesson but change all G 's to G#'s ... is it an Major riffing lesson?
Muris Varajic5th October 2008Yes,with G# instead of G you'd get pure A major/ionian.
Pantelis Karagiannis15th November 2009cool lesson!great riffing:)
Muris Varajic26th November 2009Glad you like it, welcome to GMC!
