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Kristofer Dahl29th April 2008I love it Muris - great melodies and very doable! On sidenote I am currently working on improving my index finger vibrato - so this will come in very handy. 
OrganisedConfusion29th April 2008Great as usual Muris. I may give this a try.
Nick Kellie29th April 2008very nice muris!
preownedguitar29th April 2008haha awesome, easy and great sounding
Danilo Capezzuto29th April 2008Awesome lesson Muris, smart and nice!
Marcus Lavendell29th April 2008Great example how you can make a solo sound awesome, without using advanced techniques! Great lesson as always Muris!
Robwylde29th April 2008+1 great sounding yet not advanced.
Jerry Arcidiacono29th April 2008Very cool Muris! I love your tone 
kaznie_NL29th April 2008Cool lesson Muris! Very good
Yeah, excellent tone and sound and not as complex as your usual lessons, I'm gonna give this a go.
Dejan Farkas29th April 2008Nice and easy
Juan M. Valero29th April 2008nice lesson mate 
Pitch_Black29th April 2008Awesome lesson man!
Pi3829th April 2008Great lesson and awesome tune! I think this might be the best series on GMC. Thank you so much for making it!
kyldeee29th April 2008Nice lesson Muris Sounds awesome
Nemanja Filipovic29th April 2008beautiful lesson Muris!
Jad Diab29th April 2008great, you got a lot of feeling muris
Bogdan Radovic29th April 2008Awesome lesson series Muris! Very well adapted for beginners!
Maximus29th April 2008Great lesson and great tone!
SensE29th April 2008This lesson is fun to play with ! Looking for an intermediate level ! ^ ^
Trond Vold29th April 2008Excellent lesson
Great lesson Muris! Killer rock tone you got there!
Hisham Al-Sanea29th April 2008good job Muris .nice lesson
Pablo Vazquez29th April 2008Wow Muris!! Beautiful lesson!!!
Carlos Carrillo29th April 2008Great lesson Muris!!!
Nick32529th April 2008nice job muris
Marcus Siepen29th April 2008Awesome Muris, great tune
Capt.Z29th April 2008Fantastico! Muy Fantastico!!
Siggum29th April 2008great lesson, simple but effective
Fran30th April 2008Great Muris! sounds really good
Sergio Dorado30th April 2008very nice lesson, and really good sound
visi0n30th April 2008great beginners lesson .. bravo muris
Ivan Milenkovic30th April 2008Nice and doable. Great lesson man
Joe Kataldo30th April 2008Great lesson
Canis1st May 2008I love it! Gotta learn this one ^^
kahall1st May 2008Nice job on this one for sure. The voice over is a nice touch, but reminds me I will have to visit Andrews lessons where I might actually learn something ;-). Man I am going to have fun with this one. Listening to Muris bend the sweet notes is a great learning tool for me. Some really nice licks in this one for as well.
Muris Varajic1st May 2008Thanks for your comment guys,glad you like it!! 
STRATOPHERE2nd May 2008thanks, Muris real cool.
STRATOPHERE2nd May 2008ps, what do i have 2 do 2 get G.M.C t-shirt
Muris Varajic2nd May 2008I guess you can order student T-Shirt,
there's thread somewhere in forum,look for it.
STRATOPHERE2nd May 2008thanks, muris your the cooliest.
coxy812nd May 2008love this muris!!
Muris Varajic3rd May 2008Cheers
Vinod Saranga5th May 2008Great lesson as usual
shideru_guitar5th May 2008i love how u end it with the natural harmonics
Muris Varajic6th May 2008Thanks 
Mike Seddon10th May 2008Lovely sound you are getting from your guitar.
What's it running through. Any effects?
Great lesson as well
Muris Varajic10th May 2008Only Korg Pandora with drive,bit of delay and chorus,straight into audio card.
Glad you like it tho!
Nice lesson! But I don't understand how to use a Metronome together with lessons like this one. I have gone thru the Metronome lesson but I dont understand how to use it in the real world. 
Anyone who can try to explain?
MirkoSchmidt28th July 2009Hello Muris, great lession. i like it very much.
thats one of the lessions i can learn!
im still a beginner, thats why i dont know that the "g" in the tabs meen. i tried to see what you are playing, but i cant "see" the g.
can anybody help me please???
MirkoSchmidt28th July 2009ah, ok i found the meaning of grace notes in wikipedia.
Muris Varajic28th July 2009Ohh, sorry for late response Mirko, I was offline!!
Grace note is a note played right before "main" note
so it can be considered as an ornament as well.
Grace not can be either lower or higher than main note, doesn't matter,
and it can be connected to main note in many ways,
hammer-on, pull-off, slide etc.
Eriksson, there IS a lesson about metronome
made by our very own Kris Dahl, be sure to check it out!!
And for this lesson you should set tempo on your metronome
at 130 bpm which is the same tempo as in lesson.
You can set it to play 4th notes, 8ths notes etc,
that's really up to you tho it's kind a common to set 4th notes.
So that would be real tempo, 130 bpm.
And if you want to practice it slower you can lower the tempo
and that's all.
MirkoSchmidt28th July 2009wow, im really glad about making an account on GMC!!!
better support than from my last teacher and i saw him in real every week!
thanks for your answer, and yeah: i can play the solo in 75% tempo! sounds great!
MirkoSchmidt28th July 2009ok, sorry, but theres the next question:
(sorry, my english is very bad, i hope you understand what i mean)
Its very hard for me to play the last four notes. is there any way to play them normal? i mean is it possible to know where on my guitar is this note you are playing as harmonic?
the harmonics on the 12 fret i can play "normal" and it the same note isnt it?
but that dont works on 5 or 7 fret...
Muris Varajic28th July 2009Yeah, harmonics on 7th and 5th fret are far harder to get
cause pitch is higher so it needs more accurate "fretting",
right tone for that etc.
First of all, be sure that touch string right above the fret (metal part)
and NOT between frets, as we fret normally, harmonics are placed
at those spots where frets are.
And next thing is your tone,
be sure that you have enough drive and attack,
muddy tone with weak attack can produce you lot of troubles with these harmonics.
I would love to see a video of you playing this,
that way I could give you even more hint.
Kristian Hyvarinen6th November 2009Gotta love this song! Excellent composition and intelligent phrasing. You really brought the hard rock -feel into this song.
Muris Varajic8th November 2009Cheers!
Powerful while still staying on the low ground, without complex licks. We have some picking, bends, double bends, matched bends, legato, natural harmonics.
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