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'Plush - Stone Temple Pilots' intro chords


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Is what's being playing on guitar and the bass is playing G Bb C G

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||o-3-3---2-(2)----|-1-1---0-(0)--0-1-2-o||-3-3---2-(2)----|-1-1---0-|

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Is what's being playing on guitar and the bass is playing G Bb C G

 

You get a nice view of it here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMvsBUGb0aM

The 2nd chord is the odd one, of course. Bb-Db-G, with a Bb bass. As such, it's an inverted Gdim, or a partial Bbm6 chord.

The 2rd chord is Am7, but a C bass (arguably) makes it C6.

 

Things are further complicated by open D - and possibly A - strings on 2nd and 3rd chords (on one acoustic version I've heard). These make Gdim extra dissonant, and more difficult to name. (With the D underneath, I'd just call it Gdim/D. With the Bb bass, maybe Bb6#9??)

 

It's based on a very familiar blues turnaround, in fact:

 

which they kind of obscure with the bass line.
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