[ Предположительная тональность: D ] Here is a song called "Bad Luck" from the great social distortion album "somewhere between heaven and hell" from 1992. Technically, it's in the key of Ab as all of the songs from this record are in flat keys. Its an unusual chord progression because it is a VII-IV-I. To enable you to play with both open chords and/or barr or power chords and to get the classic social distortion sound, tune your guitar down a half step or 1 semitone. Doing this also eliminates writing all the "flats" in the transcription. If you play these following chords exactly as is without lowering your guitar a half-step, you will be playing out of key to the recording. During the verses, play using palm-muted power chords, and during the last few measures of each verse and during the chorus', play using open position chords. You can hear exactly when to change shapes while listening to the recording. I declare these notes my own work. Steve Wolfe The entire song is just a G-D-A. Again, with a guitar dropped half step. Finger them this way: (G) (D) (A) (G) (D) (A) p.m.------- open E------------------------------------3---2---0------------ B------------------------------------0---3---2------------ G--------7--------------------------0---2---2------------ D----5---7---7---------------------0---0---2------------ A----5---5---7---------------------2--------0------------ E----3--------5---------------------3-------------------- I will be submitting many social distortion songs in the near future. Email me with any questions or requests at: sewolfe2002@yahoo.com or MrMusicBuff@aol.com
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