Originally posted by jofice:Nah it's C G C G C e (the small E is left as it is). Sounds sweet
It's generally accepted going from the thinner string to the bottom, fatter one. That would make ECGCGC for your tuning, which indeed looks good (although doing chords must be a pain, huh?). 
Posting videos is awkward from the iPod. It sounds really good man you should try it. With chords you can just bar on any fret and you have a higher chord, I havent looked into different fingering of chords yet It's cool to just mess up and down one string too and just bang all the strings out. Something to keep me occupied instead of studying French anyway 
x1000000000000Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:Known about John Butler for a while.
On the one hand it's awesome what he does, on the other hand - it's not hard to sound good when using open tunings.
Originally posted by jofice:I feel like a guitar god here
I feel like I haven't improved in soloing/phrasing since a lot of time ago. I'm pretty good at chords and progressions, but my soloing, picking, etc sounds like it sounded one year ago. Lack of practice, I guess. And well, I play just for fun, not with the "I must improve" mantra... Anyway, I'd really like to improve a bit.