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It still sounds like a suspension chord to my ears Nate. With the 3rd actually being a 10th (add 10) it gives it more of a clashing dissonant sound. I hear it resolving to the actual 3rd. Here's a keyboard playing first Rick's chord (stacked as he mentioned) - then how I hear it resolving to the 3rd. http://schicksville.com/Music/Suspension.mp3I know; who cares.  John 
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