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    Stainmaster Finch Platte's Avatar
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    Wow! 'D' chord is retired!!

    CLEVELAND—The D chord, famed for its part in innumerable classic rock songs, including "Back in Black," "Bad Moon Rising," and "Don't Be Cruel," was retired Tuesday during a ceremony at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.

    "The D chord has firmly cemented its place in rock history," said Hall of Fame founder and Rolling Stone publisher Jann Wenner at the induction, during which Eric Clapton, Chuck Berry, Pete Townshend, R.E.M.'s Peter Buck, and several other rock luminaries simultaneously performed the chord one last time. "We are proud to honor the legacy of this immortal and eminently prestigious musical tone by never allowing it to be played again in any genre of rock music."

    The D chord will take its place in the museum's permanent collection alongside Jimi Hendrix's guitar, David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust–era platform boots, and the whole-note rest.


    Finally!

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    Oh crap, just when I finally learned to finger it without...

    Quote Originally Posted by Finch Platte
    CLEVELAND—The D chord, famed for its part in innumerable classic rock songs, including "Back in Black," "Bad Moon Rising," and "Don't Be Cruel," was retired Tuesday during a ceremony at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.

    "The D chord has firmly cemented its place in rock history," said Hall of Fame founder and Rolling Stone publisher Jann Wenner at the induction, during which Eric Clapton, Chuck Berry, Pete Townshend, R.E.M.'s Peter Buck, and several other rock luminaries simultaneously performed the chord one last time. "We are proud to honor the legacy of this immortal and eminently prestigious musical tone by never allowing it to be played again in any genre of rock music."

    The D chord will take its place in the museum's permanent collection alongside Jimi Hendrix's guitar, David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust–era platform boots, and the whole-note rest.


    Finally!

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    ...touching the d string with my first finger position on the g string. Dang.

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    Does this apply to B minor as well?

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    This is a bad thing. Next thing you know they'll move on to retiring not just chords, but techniques like the pick-slide and the hammer-on. It's only a slippery slope to denying shredders the ability to lick and hump their guitars. Then, one sad day when no one is paying attention anymore, they will say you are no longer allowed pretend your guitar is a giant phallus as you strut around in your assless pants.
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    Is the Onion slipping?

    I don't like others.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MindGoneHaywire
    Is the Onion slipping?
    Uh, no.

    http://www.theonion.com/content/vide...end_porn_stars

    NOT SAFE FOR WORK.

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