Even better , a brief video showing the size of this exact eruption 015 cnqMt 2 i 8 <| sep |> Some blind person hates you . <| sep |> Maybe they should raise the drinking age in murica . Someone that immature shouldn ' t be on the liquid courage . <| sep |> I play little or no piano . But having those scales laid out left to right in order like that is great when I ' m trying to figure out what I ' m thinking about , or what I ' m being told . Sometimes the idea , once I get it , still doesn ' t translate to the guitar particularly the nature of tuning and human fingers comes into play , and you can only do what is possible . But taking the C chord for example , yes it ' s C E G , but if you wander all over your keyboard , playing every combination of those notes , you ' ll start to hear and see what is happening . Try , say , E and G of one octave , then take the C from the bottom of the octave above . Or play G , C , E going up left to right . There are names for these inversions , haven ' t looked them up Point being , if it includes all three , or the right two , it ' s still the chord . So in one way that seems to make it incoherent , but in another way it opens up a richness of choice that will be very valuable as your playing evolves . The chord pictures in books are perfect to get you playing what you need , but don ' t get stuck with those things . They ' re just a map , and you ' re in the real country .