Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
No. A thousand million songs share that same chord pattern, Bob Dylan didn't invent it and it isn't copyrighted
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
No. A thousand million songs share that same chord pattern, Bob Dylan didn't invent it and it isn't copyrighted
Originally posted by u2_michaelc:[..]
yeah i remember seeing that comedy show where the guys played 100 songs using the same chords
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
I know, it really doesn't include a D (and in fact I almost wrote it as G ( > D) > C) but it helps when on the acoustic instead of the electric. That swirling effect of just doing huge sounding G and C (or Cadd9) chords ain't easy to achieve when playing a distortion-less acoustic
To compensate, I usually alternate the 2nd finger on the A string, so playing B-B-A-B (and then up to the C) to mimic the rhythm of the bassline. Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
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Originally posted by MacStripey:[..]
How. Did. I. Miss. This. Until. Today.
Wow. Just wow
Why not bring your guitar to Dublin in November and we'll all go down to Killiney Beach for our u2start meeting? Now that would be something
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I sing better now... and there's more songs to fit in! Two new albums have been released since I recorded that thing. Regarding the Dublin thingy... If taking guitars on a plane wasn't SO expensive, I'd absolutely do it! But it costs a kidney 
But we'll do something spectacular, you can count on it! Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
That must be the "D C G" or "C G Am F" progressions instead, but yeah many progressions are so common that you can't even say who's copying who anymore.
And I'm not a comedian but hey
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Originally posted by u2joost:All these AB songs live lately made me listening to the 'Kindergarten' version again.
What A Great Song This Still Is !
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