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Kristofer Dahl |
11th January 2008 |
GMC Founder & Rocker
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Awesome shred arpeggiating Muris!  |
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Mark. |
11th January 2008 |
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ÓMG YEEEAAAH A NEW PG LESSON !!
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Jerry Arcidiacono |
11th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Muris ruuuuules!!!!
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Smells |
11th January 2008 |
Virtual Bands Moderator - Just go for it!
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Brilliant, fantastic Muris! lol more tears I will shed learning this, nice one m8
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Ben N |
11th January 2008 |
Instructor
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wow that was fantastic!!!! muris you are
the man!!  |
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Mark. |
11th January 2008 |
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Really thanks for also posting normal backing tracks I really hate to down tune my ibanez  |
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Jenkinson |
11th January 2008 |
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Yes! Muris, that blew me away. Excellent, I will learn this, although my pace is about 1/3 that speed.
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DeepRoots |
11th January 2008 |
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wow- some great PG inspired licks there! This lesson realy is mad, my speakers almost caught fire cause of your alternate picking
Thanks Muris! |
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The Uncreator |
11th January 2008 |
Fire Up The Blades, Moderator
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Just Superb!!!!
Insane cool licks! |
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Joe Kataldo |
11th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Scarified Again!
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KRmachine |
11th January 2008 |
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Wow that's some great playing Muris, you continue to impress with great lessons. Although I hate to be the one to point it out, it seems you missed a note in video 2 when you play it up to speed, You played a G (flat 5th) instead of a G# (fifth) in the D Major arpeggio. That's what it sounds like at least, and you didn't play it that way slow.
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KRmachine |
11th January 2008 |
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Sorry, I missed you tuning a whole step down, My note names in the above post are not correct. I it should be minor third and major third instead of b5/5.
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botoxfox |
11th January 2008 |
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Cool, sounds a bit like Racer X.
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Eat-Sleep-andJam |
11th January 2008 |
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Your Awesome Muris This one seems easier then the other ? Yes, No ? |
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kyldeee |
11th January 2008 |
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This is so cool, thanks Muris, you nailed it... again |
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Gen |
11th January 2008 |
Member
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Really cool lesson, i ve been waiting for it ! 
Thanks |
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Bogdan Radovic |
11th January 2008 |
Bass Instructor
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Very inspiring lesson! Great job !!  |
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Marcus Lavendell |
11th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Fantastic as always, Muris!!
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Toni Suominen |
11th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Awesome lesson Muris!! |
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Juan M. Valero |
11th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Amazing lesson, Muris !!! excelent |
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krudtaa |
11th January 2008 |
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Thanks Muris, just what I needed. Great lesson.
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TheClansmanDK |
11th January 2008 |
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Fantastic Muris!!! No way i can play it, but love to watch you do it |
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Dejan Farkas |
11th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Nice one Paul I mean Muris  Great job! |
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Pablo Vazquez |
11th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Awesome!!!! Fantastic Lesson!
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Nick325 |
11th January 2008 |
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great
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Lester |
11th January 2008 |
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brilliant!!
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dreamtheaterfreak |
11th January 2008 |
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im not gonna even try 2 do this
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Muris Varajic |
11th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Thanks a lot guys,glad you like it!! @ Eat-Sleep-andJam : Maybe this PG lesson is a bit harder than a first one cause you have to play 16th at 150bpm all the time,no stopping. But it depends of player as well,who knows. |
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Power_Arctica |
11th January 2008 |
Member
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Yeah! Long Live To Muris!
Can we call you, Muris "The Great"???
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Gabriel Leopardi |
11th January 2008 |
GMC Coordinator & Instructor
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Excelent lesson sa always!! It's amazing!
good job!
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Gerardo Siere |
11th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Paul Gilbert, I mean Muris rules....
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Iluha |
11th January 2008 |
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incredible, like allways |
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SLASH91 |
11th January 2008 |
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Hisham Al-Sanea |
11th January 2008 |
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awesome muris, great work brother
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JukeboxHero |
11th January 2008 |
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Wow.
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JOhn |
11th January 2008 |
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Even better that your first great job!!
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777-HAIRMETAL4HIM-777 |
12th January 2008 |
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YES YES awesome
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Muris Varajic |
12th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Glad you love it guys,cheers |
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peterorg54 |
12th January 2008 |
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FINALLY, MURIS !!!
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ace_frehely |
12th January 2008 |
Member
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Muris..Me and my guitar have finally have become a family!The lesson completed it!!
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Muris Varajic |
12th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Awesome,glad it helps somehow! |
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mattacuk |
12th January 2008 |
Lets go fishing!
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Fantastic, looks like I just found my next lesson |
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visi0n |
12th January 2008 |
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muris youre just ... great, thats all nice lesson |
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Tomy Jeon |
12th January 2008 |
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Another pwnage PG lesson!!!
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Fran |
13th January 2008 |
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Wow, that was awesome, really nice |
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Capn' Jef |
14th January 2008 |
Member
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Haha, I want to see your take on "things to play when you suck" ala Kris... but of course these powerhouse lessons are always welcome.
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Muris Varajic |
14th January 2008 |
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RyanS. |
14th January 2008 |
Member
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Wow... very nicely done Muris. I feel im still a few month away from being ready to play this but I will try soon. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!
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Muris Varajic |
14th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Thanks Ryan,give it a try. |
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David Wallimann |
14th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Wow!
Thats' fast and furious, yet melodic. Excellent job bro!
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OrganisedConfusion |
14th January 2008 |
Member
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Awesome lesson. Way beyond me but awesome. One question however. Is there a note missing in your scale diagram on 15th fret on the B string or am I being silly?
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Muris Varajic |
14th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Holy c***,it IS missing!!!  Thanks for input,gonna fix it ASAP! |
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fkalich |
19th January 2008 |
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The fingering in section 4 only makes sense if you cradle the neck. If you don't (and I never do) it makes no sense, you play the high note with the pinkie. BTW, great lesson, top 10 all time GMC me thinks.
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fkalich |
19th January 2008 |
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I am referring to Em/D above. For the other chords it makes sense. Play it with your thumb on the back of neck rather than the top, and you will see what I am talking about. I have seen this other times, a fingering seemed to not make sense, and then I realize why it does not for me, because I don't cradle the neck.
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Muris Varajic |
19th January 2008 |
Instructor
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No thumb here Fkalich,ring finger on 19th fret on A string,pinky on 18th fret on G string. You can try with pinky on A string as well but not so easy to move it that fast on high tempos. Glad you like the lesson tho,thanks. |
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fkalich |
19th January 2008 |
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Whoops, hit comment button early. I was not clear. I mean I keep my thumb low on back of the neck up there, always. Not many do that, but some do. Classical style. You will see that for those people, convoluted to try it the way you say. I will say you are one of my three favorite teachers, in no particular order.
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Muris Varajic |
19th January 2008 |
Instructor
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I appreciate your thumb position but it's not great to have it there ALL the time imho. You can't have nice grip,bending,vibrato etc. Also,you can transpose note from A string 19th fret to D string 14th and you'll see what happens, bare just isn't working here that nicely. Try to move your thumb more up sometimes,with or without this lesson, my advice. |
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fkalich |
19th January 2008 |
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Whoops, did it again. At some point, when I figure I have perfected a song, and I mean perfected, I will do a youtube and show that you can have all those things and do as I do. And there are advantages, very significant ones. Mostly I wanted to play a Les Paul and still shred, so I adapted my technique in an unconventional way. But to the point, great lesson, was waiting for one like this for a long time. Have learned it, now need to get it to 150 and clean as you do. I listened to you slow, and you hit note groups precisely, which is what I strive for as a student of guitar.
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Muris Varajic |
19th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Looking forward to it Fkalich. All I'm saying is that you'll be able to play more different stuff if you're moving thumb around, you can do muting with thumb,play some notes with thumb, use it to have strong and powerful vibrato etc. |
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Majickal |
20th January 2008 |
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just signed up and this is the first lesson, inspiring and enjoyable..
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Muris Varajic |
20th January 2008 |
Instructor
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Welcome to GMC,glad you joined. Be sure to check out forum as well,awesome place to hang out. |
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Ttask |
20th January 2008 |
Member
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Great lesson! I Recently bought the Get Out Of My Yard instructionnal DVD and this lesson is really in cohesion with the stuff Paul explains in the Arpeggio apendix.
I just have a small question. On the section 2, when doing the G scale, do you pick from the inside or the outside? I find it really hard to string skip when playing from the inside (I tend to hit the string in the middle), but also really hard to string skip fast enough from the outside.
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Muris Varajic |
21st January 2008 |
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Outside or inside? You mean downstroke or upstroke I guess Every section here start with downstroke. It's well measured so you shouldn't have much trouble,picking logic wise. And I don't know how is this in cohesion with Paul's technique tho. |
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AJGgtrst |
22nd January 2008 |
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sweeeeeeeeet...loved the first one, gonna start taking a crack at this. Need to work on my string skipping skills as well. Thanx Muris! |
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