Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
At The Back => The Dressing Room => Topic started by: JJretroTONEGOD on January 04, 2008, 01:29:46 AM
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I'm convinced it is a minor 7 sharp 5.
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G Sharp Minor 11.
PG ftw :>
http://youtube.com/watch?v=k-sy62EIeVo&feature=related
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E # demolished . :)
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$%&#ing awesome, he rocked before even playing the song.
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E5
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E5
+100
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E7#9 bend played as E5
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E5
+100
+1000
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G Sharp Minor 11.
PG ftw :>
http://youtube.com/watch?v=k-sy62EIeVo&feature=related
LMAO - He is legend.
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Open B7
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D aug11maj7
e-0-
b-2-
g-1-
d-4-
a-0-
e---
b-3-
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we can all talk about fancy chords... but i'm with the crew who say:
E5
:twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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The one that starts "A Hard Day's Night" ;)
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The ones at the start of Highway to Hell.
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In all honesty though...
A Minor 7 Flat 5.
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The ones at the start of Highway to Hell.
Or "Long Way To The Top" ;)
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E augmented 9th dominant
or
E5
or
Dsus2/Dsus2/Emaj
Can't decide
Note: this is the geekiest thread EVER
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F#/Gb 7 sus 4
The 'Rush' chord play it and hear why!
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the james bond chord.
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minor major 7th
or diminished 7th
or
0
0
X
2
2
0
downtuned with loads of distortion
I've only just started playing with extended chords so I don't have a preference on those yet
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can't beat A5 with a Les Paul and a cranked Marshall plexi.
:twisted:
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D minor which is the saddest of all keys, I find. People weep instantly when they hear it, and I don't know why.
Does this mean Dm is the saddest chord?
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Yes, yes it does. Russian sevenstrings have a low D added, primarilly for that chord.
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The ones at the start of Highway to Hell.
Or "Long Way To The Top" ;)
Or Shot Down In Flames.
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A minor
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D minor which is the saddest of all keys, I find. People weep instantly when they hear it, and I don't know why.
Does this mean Dm is the saddest chord?
True. and you can make it even sadder if you play it and push down on a Bigsby a bit. It can make grown men weep.
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Sorry fellas. I crush you all now;
Drop-D, D5.
It's easy, and it sounds like God driving a bulldozer... through the right amp 8)
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e---2---
B---3---
G---0---
D---2---
A---2---
E---0---
Em9 I think, with a 7th in there. Very sexy.
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Sorry fellas. I crush you all now;
Drop-D, D5.
It's easy, and it sounds like God driving a bulldozer... through the right amp 8)
Dropping is for people too lazy to play properly. :shock:
I'd say EMaj to;
0 e
0 b
2 a
0 g
2 b
0 e
Has a certain charm in a REAL tuning. By that I mean standard and not dropped.
Alt. tuning on the other hand is for acoustic players and nutters.
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Apart from the opening chord to Hard Days Night the following is one of my favourites
Am7sus4 (as in the one below, very rich sounding on a 12 string)
E 0
B 3
G 0
D 2
A X
E X
Especially if followed by Fmaj7
E 0
B 1
G 2
D 3
A 0
E X
Though I do have a softspot for the discordant cord near the start of Floyds Astronomy Domine (but I cant remember what it's called but it's played straight after a regular open E)
E 0
B 0
G 0
D 1
A 1
E 0
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I dig a simple F#5...that hits my heavy button
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the one with a 1/4" jack end on it! :twisted:
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POWERCHORD
....
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we can all talk about fancy chords... but i'm with the crew who say:
E5
:twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Too true!
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I'm with the A5 on a Les Paul vote - think of how many classic songs use that (or variations on it) !
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The standard 1-3-5 major triad. The basis of all Western music.
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I'm with the A5 on a Les Paul vote - think of how many classic songs use that (or variations on it) !
+1
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G#M/m7
Or one of the Dim7 chords.
Thank you, please drive through to the second window.
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E # demolished . :)
lolz, i have never heard of a "demolished" chord before :roll:
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E # demolished . :)
lolz, i have never heard of a "demolished" chord before :roll:
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