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    2 Comments »

    1. I’ll just want to say thank you for doing this. Thank you for spending time on this site. I really appreciate it. Thanks, thanks , thanks, thanks.

      Comment by HÃ¥vard — 28. July 2009 @ 01:55

    2. Mark Knopfler is the single most skillful, most polished, most toneful guitarist in music history, and this incredibly comprehensive and informative website is a suiting tribute to him.

      As a lifelong fan, I have had the personal fortune and pleasure to see MK live in concert on numerous occasions, and I’ll say this much . . . when the world loses Mark Knopfler, it will have lost a rare and incredibly talented artisan – a true (once in a lifetime) “legend”.

      “Long Live The King”!

      Thank you Ingo!

      Comment by Extemporaneous — 21. September 2009 @ 20:00

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