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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Fuzzy dice rump fly the coffee table don't stop for the toll. Awww, man gotta mow the cat. |
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Location: NJ | It's a ToughCrowd EVERYday . . . . |
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Location: south east Michigan | Or perhaps I was right. Remember....I tune down one step. :rolleyes: :confused: |
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Location: south east Michigan | Sorry...It was a feeble attempt at humor. Even as I hit the "post" button I had regrets. I went right back in to delete the embarrasment but it was to late. Captain Cliff was on it like a hobo on a hot dog within 60 seconds of my post. So, if I delete it now it will entirely disrupt the flow of the thread. I guess I'll just have to deal with it. |
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Location: closely held secret | Let's see, Brad... you described this: F#-Bb-D-G-C#-F#
I believe that's a GMaj7+flatted 2nd+flatted 4th. Not illegal - just painful... |
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Location: south east Michigan | Waskel...I'm doing a good job of making a fool of myself all on my own. No need to pile on. |
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Location: closely held secret | Sorry, Brad... it's the unfulfilled Teacher in me.
So what were you trying to describe? A G with the second string at the 3rd fret? |
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Location: closely held secret | I thought it was a hobo on a ham sandwich? |
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Location: Cicero, NY | ...I always use "like my mother in law on my backside." |
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Location: south east Michigan | So what were you trying to describe? A G with the second string at the 3rd fret?
yes....after all the fuss....yes |
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Location: Tampa, FL | The horse is lying there.
It hasn't moved in forever.
Certainly not since the last time we beat it.
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But is it really dead?
So Brad,
Tell us, what contributed most to feelings of inadequacy in this instance? The initial misguided interpretations of your F#+addb9add12 chord offering or the helpful, willing suggestions from your supportive, understanding companions in the sand box.
At this point I will point out that I really don't expect the horse to move. But you never know. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Brad,
Now Moody can add GMaj7+b2nd+b4th to his cord repertoire.
Good work! |
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Location: Cicero, NY | (Don't fall for it, Moody - E, E and E can get you pretty much everywhere you need to go) |
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Location: south east Michigan | As Charlie Brown says... "***sigh***" |
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Location: closely held secret | I think that was Linus... Charlie Brown said "aaaauuuggghh". |
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Location: Cicero, NY | C'mon kick the football, Brad! We won't pull it away...promise...! |
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Location: Vermont USA | Hang in there Brad they have to go home and eat some time, :eek: is that my wife calling. YES DEAR :(
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Location: Evansville,IN | These guys are tough. :D They are on poor ol' Brad like a duck on a June bug. :D
I usually play a G first, so I get to hear all the strings, followed by an E, then an A minor, then C, then D. Just my routine. Works good on electrics too. :) |
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Location: Cicero, NY | I'll usually play open chords up the neck a little so I can hear the loudness, tone, sustain, etc. Two tunes I usually start with are Melissa or We Just Disagree.
With an electric I usually just get an A or D in before they pull the plug on me. |
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Location: Tampa, FL | Originally posted by GrilledCheese:
I usually play a G first, so I get to hear all the strings, followed by an E, then an A minor, then C, then D. Just my routine. Works good on electrics too. :) Then again, GC, if you were Brad these would be GMaj#9/F# followed by an Em7b5add5, then an EMajb11sus4, then EmMaj7 then finished off with E13b11b9sus4. |
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Location: south east Michigan | *** sigh***
And there I was....wishing for a fresh start.
Now look here...my guitar is right under my desk and I'm not afraid to use it!!! Just keep it up and I'll crack open the case and play that chord!!! Then you'll be sorry!!! You'll see!!!! You'll rue the day you messed with me!!!! |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Ok, Brad, we're all friends here...please slowly put the guitar down and back away...nobody needs to get hurt...think of the kids... :D |
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What kind of player are you?
