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Guitar Bob asks : Yo cyberfret dude, why did you leave
out the chords at the 5th, 7th, 10th, and 12th frets.
Cyberfret Dude answers: Well
Bob, play them and see what you think. All of the chords that
are indicated sound good by themselves. They can sound very tense,
and may seem like they need to move somewhere, but it's a good
tension. The chords at the frets not indicated (5,7,10,12) can
be used as passing chords ( a quick chord used to connect to other
chords) but if you just play them by themselves, they just sound
like you are playing some wrong notes.
Here are a few examples to give you some ideas of the sounds
that you might get using this technique.
Note that the actual names of the chords are not used, because
some of them are just to darn long. The numbers next to the E
(E2, E4 etc.) is the fret that you want your first finger on.
Spanish
Phrygian
Happy
Happy
 E guitar chord on the move, page 1
More fun with the E guitar chord on the
move 
E on the move guitar chords
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