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✓ Published: 14-Oct-2009
✓ Published: 14-Oct-2009
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All songs recorded, mixed, and mastered on HonorPC™ desktops. Visit http://honorpc.com and get yours today.nnI recently joined Vanderbilly, a free web site where guitarists contribute instructional videos. This is a lesson that I recently published there; it's an Incubus song made famous by the Howard Stern radio show. The song is a virtual chord book of voicings. Of particular interest are the stacked fifths seen at 0:34 and 1:34. Stacked fifths can also be heard on
All songs recorded, mixed, and mastered on HonorPC™ desktops. Visit http://honorpc.com and get yours today.nnI recently joined Vanderbilly, a free web site where guitarists contribute instructional videos. This is a lesson that I recently published there; it's an Incubus song made famous by the Howard Stern radio show. The song is a virtual chord book of voicings. Of particular interest are the stacked fifths seen at 0:34 and 1:34. Stacked fifths can also be heard on
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