I figured that I'd start a groove thread, since we haven't done one in a while. What is a groove thread? A groove thread is just where everyone adds to the chords posted in the thread. The idea is to work together, not show off. If you're going to post, it is encouraged that you listen to/play what has been posted, so you can get an idea of how the song feels then post. After every 5 posts, the chords will be combined into the another post. Once 30-40 submissions have been made, the song will end. Also, if you can post a clip of it, please do. Here are the rules:
1. You can't post more than 4 chords, in one post. (no more than 4 measures, if chords are held for 4 beats)
2. No more than 16 notes if you're posting a run/arpeggio. (commas separating the notes)
3. The song can't change key more than 2 times. Post the key if it changes.
4. You must post your chords in the basic format (spelled out)
5. Chords must be annotated as C-D-E / F-G-A (dashes separating the notes of the chord and a forward slash separating the hands, left first then right)
6. Try to post the beat your chord or run is played on, so everyone knows how to play it.
7. Beats are annotated as 1, 1e, 1+, 1a, 2, 2e, 2+, 2a, etc. (denoting 16th notes or beats per measure)
8. Don't use #s (sharps) post everything as flats, so it all looks the same (Db instead of C#, Gb instead of F#)
Ok. With all that said, here are the first 4:
Key Db:
4+: Gb-E / A-Db
1: A-Eb / Ab-C
2+: F-B / E-Ab
3: G-Db / Gb-Bb
Hear the MP3