Melancholy Japanese Chord Progression - Marty Friedman

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As Marty Friedman described, 'a typical (Japanese) progression'.

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NOTICE:
I have distinguished major and minor chords by using 'M' and 'm'. So CM = C Major and Cm = C Minor. This got a lot of people confused, so I'll stick to the conventional transcription for chords next time.

guitharmony

I work in a guitar store and use this simple progression often to impress non-players and the ones who only know cowboy chords :D

skylacken

Am to Am/G then to F is always one of my favourite yet simple progressions.
You can hear some Strawberry Fields in it

splitzerx

I loved the part of Bm7b5 - E7b9 - Am9. I'm going to use more these tipe of dominant progression. Thanks.

danilorg

Sounds like a song The Pillows would write. Banger

MrDjozzz

C major, Esus4, E major, A minor, Am/G, F major
Dm7 (5th fret), FM7/G, CM7,
0:18 Bm7b5, E7b9 (6th fret), Am9, Gm, CM,
0:25 Fsus2 (8th and 10th frets), FM7, Fm, Em7, Am9,
Dm7, FM7/G, CM7

boltup

Those last 3 chords make such a beautiful resolution

Julian-ijzm

Tip for the chord transcriptions. For major chords just use the root note (ex C instead of CM) because otherwise people might confuse it for the minor version without thinking. I genuinely was confused at first seeing the major chord charts because my brain was used to an M only being present when the chord is minor and didn't realize for a good 10 seconds that capital M was intended to be major.

khristopherkomodoensis

It's so beautiful bro, I see my life walking in my mind, it's not just melancholic, it's nostalgic, I feel like I've heard it a million times, but in fact it's because countless moments in my life match it perfectly. Thank you.

Shiewz

Progression:
I - V/vi sus4 - V/vi - vi- vi|V - IV - ii7 - IV maj7|V - I maj7 - viim7b5 - V/vi7b9 - vi9 - v - I - IV sus2 - IVmaj7 - iv - iii7 - vi9 - ii7 - IV maj7|V - I
(V/vi also can be written as III)

tmc

my god, i so love that progression. the tone is just brutal too!

bryancourtois

This is from TotalGuitar Marty Friedman Japanese guitar progression video

bad_azz_punk

The most interesting thing I find about this is the augmented chord at the end resolves to C Minor. Unexpected but quite satisfying

sydneysitwala

The Am9 is nice in that voicing, going to start using that . Good playing !

GuitarWithBrett

It's giving crude play vibes from The Liar and His Lover - dunno why but the chord progression at the beginning is reminding me of Sayonara no Junbi, damn I'm a sucker for this type of songs TT

sincerelysorry