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Uploaded by on Jan 20, 2009

There are only so many combinations of notes that a musician can use. It's inevitable that we're going to run out of original songs eventually, hence this video.( www.todaysbigthing.com )

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  • i think most noobs find the C G Am F chord progression very early on in their life..

  • you can add all of the bink 182 songs

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  • This video is great because it introduces us to a lot great bands we didn't know.

  • C chord F chord G chord A chord

  • Imagine SOPA guy's watching this..

  • chord progression: I V vi IV, most commonly played in E

  • The only thing is you don't say what the chords are in the video clip, or the description.

  • What actually are the chords LOL :L?

  • @atrxroller Yeah but they still sound better than most other pop punk bands who try to do it

  • to be fair, just about every single chord progression that sounds good has been used many many times by many many artists.

  • mario kart love song

  • this is how the system works

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