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  1. September 5th, 2010, 11:58 AM #1
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    Default Open Power Chords lesson

    Maybe this can be useful for you?
    This is a great "chord shape" you can use to come up with nice sounding chord voicings. These sound great for chord progressions with a clean sound. It's just a power chord with the bottom 2 strings ringing open. Example tune that does this a lot - Let It Rain by Amanda Marshall.

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    I learned something today not about the NTFS file system internals. YES. You saved my brain.

    EDIT: Fired up my epi and rocked some of these. Sweet sound.
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    This was pretty cool, Robert. Thanks.
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    Nice! I like little things like this you can play with.
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