Nugent explains physics.

[Muhammed]

 

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[Muhammed]

Looks like those in this thread who claimed that Ted Nugent only knows 3 chords got kicked the fuck out because that 3 chord thing is an old joke about American rock/blues music that goes back to 1940's or earlier.

 

[TheOldSchool]

Looks like those in this thread who claimed that Ted Nugent only knows 3 chords got kicked the fuck out because that 3 chord thing is an old joke about American rock/blues music that goes back to 1940's or earlier.

Actually, the most famous songs in Rock n Roll history, including "Cat Scratch Fever" and countless others, were based on 3 or 4 chords. Did you know that?

 

[Muhammed]

Looks like those in this thread who claimed that Ted Nugent only knows 3 chords got kicked the fuck out because that 3 chord thing is an old joke about American rock/blues music that goes back to 1940's or earlier.

Actually, the most famous songs in Rock n Roll history, including "Cat Scratch Fever" and countless others, were based on 3 or 4 chords. Did you know that?

Is that the reasoning that you used to come to the ridiculous conclusion that Ted Nugent, (a professional virtuoso guitarist for over half a fucking century) only knows 3 chords?

 

[Muhammed]

Looks like those in this thread who claimed that Ted Nugent only knows 3 chords got kicked the fuck out because that 3 chord thing is an old joke about American rock/blues music that goes back to 1940's or earlier.

Actually, the most famous songs in Rock n Roll history, including "Cat Scratch Fever" and countless others, were based on 3 or 4 chords. Did you know that?

Which 3 chords?

 

[TheOldSchool]

Looks like those in this thread who claimed that Ted Nugent only knows 3 chords got kicked the fuck out because that 3 chord thing is an old joke about American rock/blues music that goes back to 1940's or earlier.

Actually, the most famous songs in Rock n Roll history, including "Cat Scratch Fever" and countless others, were based on 3 or 4 chords. Did you know that?

Which 3 chords?

It depends on what key you want to play the song in. It's a very easy song to play besides the solo.

Did you know that westwall? Or do you still think that "Cat Scratch Fever" has dozens of chords?

 

[Muhammed]

Looks like those in this thread who claimed that Ted Nugent only knows 3 chords got kicked the fuck out because that 3 chord thing is an old joke about American rock/blues music that goes back to 1940's or earlier.

Actually, the most famous songs in Rock n Roll history, including "Cat Scratch Fever" and countless others, were based on 3 or 4 chords. Did you know that?

Which 3 chords?

It depends on what key you want to play the song in. It's a very easy song to play besides the solo.

Did you know that westwall? Or do you still think that "Cat Scratch Fever" has dozens of chords?

There's too many for you, obviously.

 

[westwall]

Looks like those in this thread who claimed that Ted Nugent only knows 3 chords got kicked the fuck out because that 3 chord thing is an old joke about American rock/blues music that goes back to 1940's or earlier.

Actually, the most famous songs in Rock n Roll history, including "Cat Scratch Fever" and countless others, were based on 3 or 4 chords. Did you know that?

Which 3 chords?

It depends on what key you want to play the song in. It's a very easy song to play besides the solo.

Did you know that westwall? Or do you still think that "Cat Scratch Fever" has dozens of chords?

The main riff is indeed three chords. And it is also a chromatic scale with it's innovation lost to antiquity (at least 16th century), however, the song is far more than just three chords. The Ramones were the Masters of Three Chord Rock as anyone with a brain knows, but I don't know where that leaves you.

 

[Muhammed]

I've always called it "controlled feedback".