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#1
 2008-11-27, 16:57
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Marsh 
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What are these 2 chords?
3
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2
3
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and...
5
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2
3
any help is greatly appreciated.
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#2
 2008-11-27, 17:39
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MongolianThroatCancer 
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Re: What are these 2 chords?
CMaj and GMaj9
and tab is for fags
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#3
 2008-11-27, 17:40
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Hooked On Fonics 
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Re: What are these 2 chords?
The 1st chord is C major and the second is a Gadd9
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#4
 2008-11-27, 18:26
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Marsh 
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Re: What are these 2 chords?
thanks very much
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#5
 2008-11-27, 21:57
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Re: What are these 2 chords?
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Originally Posted by MongolianThroatCancer
CMaj and GMaj9
and tab is for fags
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Meh, tabs aren't all that bad, though I agree that had the OP known the notes, and a smidgen of theory, he would not have made this thread.
I look at tabs as a how to play the notes, not much much of what notes to play. Guitar Solo transcriptions without tab would be a bitch since there are so many ways to play a phrase, but learning how to make sense of it all is also valuable.
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#6
 2008-11-27, 22:37
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Stainless 
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Re: What are these 2 chords?
Please dont play the C major with an open bottom E. Either fret a G (3) or skip it altogether because a C with an E in the bass is a clumsy sounding thing on a guitar.
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#7
 2008-11-27, 23:16
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Re: What are these 2 chords?
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Originally Posted by Stainless
Please dont play the C major with an open bottom E. Either fret a G (3) or skip it altogether because a C with an E in the bass is a clumsy sounding thing on a guitar.
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Or just strum from the c note.
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#8
 2008-11-29, 09:28
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Re: What are these 2 chords?
If you had even the slightest knowledge of guitar you would of been able to work out that they are varients of C and G.
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#9
 2008-11-29, 15:56
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IDontLoveYou 
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Re: What are these 2 chords?
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Originally Posted by parkus
If you had even the slightest knowledge of guitar you would of been able to work out that they are varients of C and G.
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If you had even the slightest knowledge of the English language then you would have spelled "variants" correctly.
See? Anyone can be a tool. Most of us just choose to avoid it, though.
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#10
 2008-11-29, 16:14
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Re: What are these 2 chords?
If you had even the slightest knowledge of the English language then you would have spelled "variants" correctly.
See? Anyone can be a tool. Most of us just choose to avoid it, though.
I thought it looked abit strange..
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#11
 2008-11-29, 22:20
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MongolianThroatCancer 
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Re: What are these 2 chords?
See? Anyone can be a tool. Most of us just choose to avoid it, though.
best way is to not play guitar
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