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Pedja Simovic13th October 2008Awesome job Muris !
Simple yet very effective way of demonstrating metric modulation.
Love this one!!!
DeepRoots13th October 2008Cool, this is something i've been working on lately- so it'll be cool to learn this one and also jam on the backing track- thanks Muris 
Marcus Siepen13th October 2008Great lesson Muris, cool grooves and nice melodies
RIP Dime13th October 2008Awesome, I love the lessons with odd grooves, so needless to say I really enjoy this lesson, and I'll be spending some time on it. 
AnyJimmy13th October 2008Reminds me of "hurry up" by Paul Gilbert, off of the "Get out of my yard" album.
- AWESOME
Bogdan Radovic13th October 2008Wow this was very cool Muris !! Love how you change the meter from bar to bar but keep the overall feeling going
Emir Hot13th October 2008great job man
don't go to any competition with this odd stuff
Nazgul13th October 2008I really like the slight pinches. You rule, Muris.
zoom13th October 2008Yeah really nice Muris I get a nice warm fussy feeling listening to it!
Oxac13th October 2008Very nice floating feel to it. I like it Muris, a very nice composition! Good not only for getting the "odd" but cool grooves but it also enhances ones timing.
Keep up the good work.
kivler13th October 2008beautiful ; a satch feel to it.thanx
Ivan Milenkovic13th October 2008SOunds great Muris, good timing exercises, and great tone.
Jeff13th October 2008This is cool, Muris. It almost sounds like Steve Lukather stuff.
seagull13th October 2008Fantastic lesson yet again Muris!
I have no problems playing it, however I've never really learned how to count measures, except for straight 4/4 measures. Any advice on this? I think it's very simple, but since I've never had problems playing most measure values, I've never really bothered to learn to count them.
Nemanja Filipovic13th October 2008Amazing lesson Muris.
Muris Varajic13th October 2008Appreciate it guys,much thanks. 
Seagull,there are basically 2 approaches for counting odd beats/grooves
and it all depends of type if the groove/grooves.
Easier one is when you have the same odd groove playing in loop,
lets say 7/8,5/4 etc.
When groove is the same all the time it kind a gets into you,
you feel the groove so there is no need to really count it.
And more harder situation is like it this lesson,
when grooves are changing all the time,
it needs real focus and real counting,like 1234,12345,1212123 etc,
schemes are many but it needs to be counted.
You may count it by stepping with the foot and counting in your mind
or you say count it on loud,pronouncing every beat.
Capt.Z13th October 2008Very cool! Your lessons are always cool 
Gabriel Leopardi13th October 2008cool licks and grooves Muris!
Vinod Saranga13th October 2008Great Lesson Muris
Very understandable
You make it so clear.
kaznie_NL13th October 2008Thnx Muris!
Caelumamittendum13th October 2008One of your best lessons so far. :-)
Muris Varajic13th October 2008
Gerardo Siere13th October 2008Amazing lesson Muris, keep groovin`!
fatb0t13th October 2008Beautiful melody Muris =)
Muris Varajic13th October 2008Thanks guys.
Drazz9913th October 2008This is a really great lesson. I always look foward to them. Is it me or does this have a Steve Vai kinda sound to it?
Muris Varajic13th October 2008Tastes are indeed different,
someone said Satriani,you said Vai,
then someone said Gilbert,Lukather etc.
Dejan Farkas13th October 2008Cool one mate, I say Satriani
Alejandro Pinero13th October 2008very nice and cool grooves!!
Thanks for this one!
Hisham Al-Sanea13th October 2008very good lesson Muris.nice grooves
Muris Varajic14th October 2008Thanks fellows!
Mr T14th October 2008Reminds me of Satriani as well. I like it alot
Trond Vold14th October 2008Love it Smooth and cool
Muris Varajic14th October 2008Glad you like it guys,cheers
Jerry Arcidiacono14th October 2008Really great lesson Muris. Don't know why but this music sounds to me like a cool intro for a guitar instructional video 
David Wallimann14th October 2008Beautiful Muris!
This should be a full song!
Muris Varajic14th October 2008Appreciate it,thanks!
Jose Mena14th October 2008Great lesson Muris, and great tone
Muris Varajic15th October 2008Thanks Jose.
melodious15th October 2008Great one! Reminds me of Muris
Muris Varajic15th October 2008I knew that was coming sooner or latter 
Thanks tho!
Alex8715th October 2008Nice lesson Muris, good thing to practice
kyldeee15th October 2008This lesson is so cool... one of my favorites from you Too bad I have tendonitis on my shoulder/chest area (work accident), so no guitar for me for a while 
But only watchin your videos always gives me so much inspiration, so thanks... Keep making these awesome lesson, and hopefully I'll be able to pick up the guitar soon
P.S It's hard to write only with ur left hand
Take care
-Kylde
Kuba Szafran15th October 2008Really cool stuff Muris, as always !
Muris Varajic15th October 2008Sorry to hear about the accident Kylde,
hope you'll be fine soon enough tho!
And thanks for comments guys.
Zsolt Galambos15th October 2008To Brate!
That's really nice! I love it!
Muris Varajic15th October 2008 Where did you learn that? 
mattacuk16th October 2008This is a really excellent and very usefull lesson
Zsolt Galambos17th October 2008Pa i ja sam sa podruchja bivshe Juge:P
Muris Varajic17th October 2008
Ian Bushell18th October 2008That is brilliant Muris, i like this riff alot:)
Nice grooves:)
Muris Varajic18th October 2008Appreciate it Ian,cheers.
Zsolt Galambos18th October 2008Pa iz Vojvodine, sa malog sela pored reke Tise, koje se zove Bachko Gradishte.
Muris Varajic18th October 2008Ah,pa da,Vojvodina,
Madjarska,mogao sam i predpostaviti!
Pi3820th October 2008This is absolutely beautiful. It's just so...ah, so great. Words can't describe how awesome this is. The chords work perfectly together. One of your best lessons yet for sure.
Muris Varajic20th October 2008Thanks A LOT!
Jad Diab20th October 2008Love it, you got lot of feeling muris
Muris Varajic20th October 2008Doing my best,cheers
