Great conversation starter! I'm a little torn between a basic 11th chord and your meat-and-potatoes G open chord. I learned The Long And Winding Road on guitar. And it has a Bb11 if i remember correctly. Such a cool one 😎 And there are so many variations you can do with the open chords. Love the simplicity of We Are Going to Be Friends by The White Stripes for example. It starts on G with some fingerpicking. Any particular songs that come to mind where you use the Emaj7?

@Josh Radford Cool stuff Josh. And i can see how the two-string option is a little easier than 3-note per string on acoustic because there's less sustain. I like the ending bit you added with the 7th chord though. Definitely has a commercial-sting or sitcom vibe to it lol. Wish you a great trip to Madrid mate ☀️

Nice. I see progress here with both the connection of boxes and your off-beat timing. I especially liked the B and D string runs you had here. Cause you landed on the "and" part of "one-and-two-and-three-and-four" if we were to vocalize the 8th notes. If that makes sense? Which box transitions do you feel the most and the least confident with so far?

@Riley Duncan Right. No problem. Feel free to transition from 1 to 2, then 2 to 3, 3 to 4 and so on. Then focus on the one that feels the most awkward. That's what i'd do at least 🙂

Love it. Sounds like the desert level of a Castlevania video game

@Lucas Bryars There you go. I had a feeling. Portrait of Ruin was my favorite.

@Lucas Bryars Those sound great. Rock and Roll by The Velvet Underground has a few 6 chords. Ever heard it?

@Lucas Bryars They're something else. I remember reading that Bowie and Iggy Pop were both inspired by their sound. And that says a lot of how innovative they were