Black Flag

From uunet!ulowell!*!bkeener Thu May
 14 13:12:25 PDT 1992
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From: * (Brian E. Keener)
Subject: Blck Flag TAB 2...
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Date: Thu, 14 May 1992 15:05:23 GMT
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Continúa después del anuncio
Due to the helpful advice of one of 
the readers on this Newsgroup, I 
have
        by King's X.  Note the "E" 
is tuned down to "D" (helpful 
advice).
E|--------------------------------
B|--------------------------------
G|--------------------------------
D|--------3---3--------0--------3-
A|--------3---2--------0--------3-
D|-0-3/-0-3-0---0-3/-0---0-3/-0-3-

E|----------------------------------
B|----------------------------------
G|----------------------------------
D|--3--------0-0x-3x-1x-0---3---3---
A|--2--------0-0x-3x-1x-0---3---2---
D|0---0-3/-0---0x-3x-1x-0-0-3-0---0-
    ^                 ^           

E|-------| 
B|-------| 
G|-------| 
D|-----0-| 
A|-----0-| 
D|3/-0---| 
         

E|--------------------------------
B|--------------------------------
G|---------0-----0----------------
D|-------0-----0---||  G|-------0-
A|-----------------||  D|-----0---
D|-0-2-3-----1-----||  A|---------
                       D|-0-3-----
                          ^       

E|-----------||  This is for the
B|-----------||  What follows is
G|-----------||  section of the 
D|-----------||                 
A|0----------||                 
D|-----------||                 
--0-1~-0---||                 
       ^                      

E| 
B| 
G|s
D| 
A| 
D| 
 
 

E|beginning of the song and the 
B|the variation used for the lyr
G|ong.  Refer to the "^"'s above
D|                              
A|                              
D|                              
                              
                              

refrain. 
ical     
.        
         
         
         
         
         

...and now, the tab for the lead-in 
to the refrain.
E|--------------------------------
B|--------------------------------
G|-2-------------2----------------
D|-2-3-3---3/5-5-2-3-3--------0---
A|-0-3-3---3/5-5-0-3-3--------0---
D|---3-3-0-3/5-5---3-3-0-3/-0---0-

E|-------------------------------|| 
B|-------------------------------|| 
G|-----------------------2-------|| 
D|12-11-10-8-3-3---3/5-5-2-------|| 
A|12-11-10-8-3-3---3/5-5-0-------|| 
D|12-11-10-8-3-3-0-3/5-5---0-3-1-|| 

...and finally, the tab for the 
"It's... what's up... with ME..." 
part...
E|-------------------------------
B|-------------------------------
G|------------0-----0-2----------
D|-0-3-5----0-----0---2-0x-3x-0x-
A|-0-3-5--------------0-0x-3x-0x-
D|-0-3-5--2-----3-------0x-3x-0x-

E|------------|| 
B|------------|| 
G|------------|| 
D|2x-1x-0-3-5-|| 
A|2x-1x-0-3-5-|| 
D|2x-1x-0-3-5-|| 

I hope that this is right, and that 
my new TAB notation is legible.  I 
think
        that it's a good system, 
because it allows for tuned-down or 
-up
        strings, bends, and other 
things.  Let me know what you think.
                                  

 |                      -

 |MetalMaster 

P.S.- If you know King's X, a heavy,
 wooden, bass-laden guitar sound 
should
        sound best with this song.  
Bon guitar-age!