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mili Posted Wed 18 Mar, 2009 11:49 AM |
The Axis of Awesome: 4 Chords
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHBVnMf2t7w |
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TheBoyWithAName Posted Wed 18 Mar, 2009 12:28 PM |
| Hahaha that is nice! :P Very useful chords too ;) |
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Nell Posted Wed 18 Mar, 2009 1:49 PM |
most songs(if not all at one point) use the cadenza as a basis- that's normal ( I-IV-V)
C (tonica) F(sub-dom.) G(dom.) - Am (parallel chord - to C) :) not jus pop songs :). Often the dominant is substituted with dominant of the minor chord: like in "Love will come through" or "One night" -
Simple but still: So amazing! :)
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ricv64 Posted Wed 18 Mar, 2009 1:52 PM |
| I think Jesus and Mary Chain said in 1985/6 something like , all you need is to listen to the 1910 fruitgum company and face your guitar towards your amplifier |
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TheBoyWithAName Posted Wed 18 Mar, 2009 3:47 PM |
Nell wrote:
most songs(if not all at one point) use the cadenza as a basis- that's normal ( I-IV-V)
C (tonica) F(sub-dom.) G(dom.) - Am (parallel chord - to C) :) not jus pop songs :). Often the dominant is substituted with dominant of the minor chord: like in "Love will come through" or "One night" -
Simple but still: So amazing! :)
Like 50% of the songs back in the 50's and early 60's only contains 4 chords: C, F, G, Am.. Listen to Stand By Me for example...Simple, but awesome, like Nora said ;)
If you add an E and a Dm you'll have the perfect song ;) |
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