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Dificuldade: difícil | Estilo: rock alternativo, funk rock | Sentimento: experimental, atmosferico, tecnico | Ocasião: ensaio, show, estúdio | Tags: primus, harold of the rocks, rock alternativo, funk rock, experimental, baixo, dificil, ensaio

"Harold of the Rocks" é uma das faixas mais emblemáticas e excêntricas da banda americana de rock alternativo Primus. Lançada originalmente no

álbum de estreia de estúdio, Frizzle Fry (1990), a música encapsula perfeitamente a sonoridade única e humorística do grupo. Sonoridade e Estrutura Musical A canção destaca-se por misturar elementos de funk metal, rock progressivo e psicodelia experimental: O Baixo de Les Claypool: O líder e baixista conduz a música com uma linha de baixo slap pesada, rápida e altamente técnica. Guitarras e Bateria: Larry LaLonde entrega riffs de guitarra dissonantes e ruidosos, enquanto Tim "Herb" Alexander segura o ritmo com uma bateria complexa e precisa. Estilo Vocal: Claypool canta de forma teatral, lembrando um apresentador de circo bizarro ou um contador de histórias excêntrico. Reddit ·r/Primus +3 Significado da Letra A história contada na música é uma narrativa satírica baseada em experiências reais do vocalista: O Personagem Harold: Harold é descrito como um sujeito excessivamente amigável, bizarro e que fala sem parar coisas sem muito sentido. Reddit ·r/Primus +1 Metáfora das Pedras: O título "Harold of the Rocks" é um trocadilho direto com o crack (pedra de cocaína). A letra detalha o encontro de Les e seus amigos com Harold em uma festa. Reddit ·r/Primus +1 O Desfecho: No fim, os amigos do narrador acabam cedendo ao vício e "vendendo um pedaço da alma" para os hábitos de Harold. A música encerra chamando-os de forma cômica e direta de "um par de idiotas" ("What a couple of dumbshits!"). Reddit ·r/Primus Curiosidades e Apresentações ao Vivo Composição Antiga: Embora esteja no álbum de 1990, a música já era tocada nos primórdios da banda e foi originalmente composta com o guitarrista inicial do Primus, Todd Huth. Clássico dos Shows: É uma das músicas preferidas dos fãs e costuma ganhar longas seções de improvisação quando tocada ao vivo. Assista à execução oficial em áudio de "Harold of the Rocks" para capturar toda a energia e a complexidade técnica do baixo do Primus: 6:18 Harold of the Rocks Primus - Topic YouTube · 6 de abr. de 2020 Se você quiser, posso detalhar mais sobre: A tablatura ou técnica de baixo usada por Les Claypool nesta música. Outras músicas com histórias de personagens bizarros do Primus (como Tommy the Cat ou Jerry Was a Racecar Driver). A história do álbum de estreia Frizzle Fry. Reddit ·r/Primus +3

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From: Primus8@aol.com
Date: Sun, 25 Jun 1995 11:34:29 -0400

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"Harold Of The Rocks" from "Frizzle Fry"
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main riff
	 |-3-|
G-|--------------------|-
D-|*------------------*|-
A-|*------------------*|-
E-|--0hS-0-0-0---------|-

chorus riff
	 |-3-|    V ^ V
G-|---------------9-8-7---|-
D-|*--------------9-8-7--*|-
A-|*--------------7-6-5--*|-
E-|--0hS-0-0-0------------|-

variant
	 |-3-|    V    V
G-|---------------9/10-10----|-
D-|*--------------9/10-10---*|-
A-|*--------------7/-8--8---*|-
E-|--0hS-0-0-0---------------|-

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"Hello Skinny" from Woodstock '94
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Origionally by The Residents
Tabbed by Christopher Preston

Les fit this little diddy in during "Nature Boy" and it's called
"Skinny" on bootlegs.  The words are:
Skinny was born in a bathtub
And he grew so incredibly thin
Even the end of an eyedropper
Sucked him in...etc

|---------------------------|
|*-------------------------*|
|*----------12-------------*|
|-11------------------------|

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"Here Come The Bastards" from "Sailing The Seas Of Cheese"
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Tabbed by Christopher Preston

This song is a variation of two riffs; I'm not sure when each is
used, but riff 1 is used for the intro.  There is a fill for each riff.

Intro + Riff 1:
|----------------------|
|*---9--9--9-9-10-10--*|
|*---7--7--7-7-8--8---*|
|----------------------|

Riff 1 Fill:
|-----------------------|
|*---9--9/--9-9-10-10--*|
|*---7--7/--7-7-8--8---*|
|-----------------------|

Riff 2:
|-----------------|
|*---------------*|
|*---------------*|
|--0--0--0-0-1-1--|

Riff 2 Fill:
|------------------|
|*----------------*|
|*------|---------*|
|--0--0/--0-0-1-1--|

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"Is It Luck?" from "Sailing The Seas Of Cheese"
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	This song is so fast, I find it hard to figure out if he's playing,
or if he's just hiting strings.  This is what I got, however, from watching
bootleg videos and it sounds right with the CD.  He sometimes slips in the
varient 1.

Main Riff:

|-7-----5----------|
|---5-7---7-56h7h--|
|------------------|
|------------------|

Varient 1:

|-7-----5---7------|
|---5-7---7--------|
|------------------|
|------------------|

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"Jellikit" from "Suck On This"
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Tabbed by Christopher Preston

|--------9---------9---------9---------9-11-|
|--------9---------9---------9---------9-11-|
|-------------------------------------------|
|X-X-X-X---X-X-X-X---X-X-X-X---X-X-X-X------|

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"Jerry Was A Race Car Driver" from "Sailing The Seas Of Cheese"
__________________________________________________
--------------------------------------------------
Tabbed by Christopher Preston
	A lot of basses don't have a 24th fret, and the ones that do, I find
it uncomfertable to play up there.  So, here it is, without the two note
chords.  It sounds fine even if you don't play the two note chords, btw.
	The "Main Riff" plays for the intro, after "Fire her up, man".  It
continues for vs. 1-2 then I have it written out.  The "Patting
Section" is when Les holds all the strings down at ther same
fret, and uses his right hand in a "patting of sorts"  He pats
all four strings, but I wrote it like that to give the
approximate pitch differences.  The main riff variant is used
sometimes.
	For those of us who want a basic sounding version, check out the easy
version.  If you aren't that good, or you have to sing while plaing, or you
decide to bake lasagne while you're playing, etc. play this if you think it
sounds good.  Be sure to boost the treble, though.

Easy Version:

|-------------------------------|
|-10---11----10-10-10-----------|
|----9----9-----------9-10h-11h-|
|-------------------------------|

Main Riff Variant:

|-/17-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------|
|--------16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-|
|------------------------------------------------|
|------------------------------------------------|

Main Riff:

|-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------|
|----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-|
|--------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------|

Second Verse:

|-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------|
|----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-|
|--------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------|

|-17--------19----17-17-17------------|
|----16-17h----------------15-16h-18h-|
|-------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------|

|-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------|
|----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-|
|--------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------|

|---------------------X-13-15-15-|----------------------12-13-15-15|
|---------------------X-11-13-13-|----------------------10-11-13-13|
|--------------------------------|---------------------------------|
|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0----------------|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-----------------|

|-----------------10-12----15-----|---------------------|
|-----------------10----14-15-----|---------------------|
|---------------------------------|---------------------|
|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-----------------|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-----|
				  |-----------------3-4-|

|----------------------X-X-X-15|----------------------15-15-15-13\-X-10\-|
|----------------------X-X-X-15|----------------------15-15-15-----------|
|------------------------------|-----------------------------------------|
|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0--------------|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-------------------------|

|----------------------11-X-11-X-14-|
|----------------------11-X-11-X-14-|
|-----------------------------------|
|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-------------------|

|----------------------|---21-21--17-17-17-17--21-21-21--17-17-17-17-17-|
|----------------------|------------------------------------------------|
|----------------------|------------------------------------------------|
|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0------|------------------------------------------------|
|-----------------3/12-|-0-------------------------------0--------------|

|                |------------------------------|
| Dog will hunt. |------------------------------|
|                |------------------------------|
|                |-X-X-----X--X-X-----X-0//////-|

Guitar Solo:
					 X times
|-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------|
|----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-|
|--------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------|

Third Verse:

|-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------|
|----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-|
|--------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------|

|-17--------19----17-17-17------------|
|----16-17h----------------15-16h-18h-|
|-------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------|

|-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------|
|----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-|
|--------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------|

Interlude II:

|----------------------11-X-11-X-14-|
|----------------------11-X-11-X-14-|
|-----------------------------------|
|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-------------------|

"Patting Section":
		    3 times
|---------X---------|
|-X-X-X-X---X-X-X-X-|
|-------------------|
|-------------------|

Outro:

|--------|
|--------|
|--------|
|-0/////-|

X times
|-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------||
|----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-||
|--------------------------------------------||
|--------------------------------------------||

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"John The Fisherman" from "Frizzle Fry"
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Tabbed by Jeffrey Swing/Christopher Preston

Right after the drum intro, Les turns on some tone and crunch filled
distortion (Anybody know what kind of pedal he uses? I think it's his good
'ol ADA $600+ pre amp) and strums all open strings.  With them ringing, he
uses his whammy bar, which I haven't found a way to duplicate this on a
non whammy bass, because he uses all four strings to equal decibal
proportion.

Intro:                                               6 times
|-----|-0/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\|---4-5-6---|--4-5-7-6--|
|Drum-|-0/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\|*--4-5-6--*|--4-5-7-6--|
|Intro|-0/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\|*-0-------*|-0---------|
|-----|-0/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\|-----------|-----------|

Cnt'd Intro + Verse + Chorus:

|--4-5-6--------------|-4-5-6----------7-6--|
|*-4-5-6--------------|-4-5-6----------7-6-*|
|*--------------2S-3S-|----------2S-3S-----*|
|---------4S-5S-------|-------5S------------|

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"Michael Finnagan" from Roskilde Festival 1991
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Tabbed by Christopher Preston
	Les played this after the bass solo in "Those Damned Blue Collared
Tweekers", so the bass line is as follows:
       X times
|------|
|------|
|------|
|-0--2-|

Lyrics:
I knew a man named Michael Finnagan,
He had whiskers on his chinnagan,
Rain came up and blew tham in again,
Poor ol' man ol' Michael Finnagan...etc

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"Master Of Puppets" from Woodstock '94
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Tabbed By Christopher Preston
	Les played this at Woodstock '94 and on the bootleg "You Can't Party
Without Me" as an encore.  It was originally done by Metallica.

|--------------|------------------|
|--------------|------------------|
|--------------|------------------|
|-0/--/12------|-12-12-12---------|

|-------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------7-6-5-------------------------|
|------7-----6------5-4-3-----2-----1-------------|
|-0--0---0-X----0-0-------0-0---0-X--0-X--5-4-3---|

|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
|---------------------------------------------------------------------|
|-----2---3---4---3---2-2-----2---3-----------------------------------|
|-X-X---X---X---X---X-----X-X---X---X--3\2-X-3\2-X-3\2-3\2-X-3\2-3\2--|

|---------------------------------------|
|------20-----20------20------20/-------|
|---19---X-19----X-19----X-19-----------|
|-0---------------------------------0---|
			            Bend

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"Mr. Krinkle" from "Pork Soda"
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Tabbed by Christopher Preston
	This one is played on an acoustic stand-up and it doesn't sound
nearly as good, also because it's bowed.  This should be played with a high
tone, or, play the "High" version, which, I think, sounds closer.

Intro:

|---------------------------|-----------------------------------|
|---------------------------|-----------------------------------|
|-------1-------------------|-------1---------------------------|
|-3-1-3---3-1-3-1-2----3----|-3-1-3---3-1-3-1-1-----------------|

Main Riff:
|-------------------------|-------------------9-8-7-6-5-4-|
|-------------------------|-------------------------------|
|-------1-------------1---|-------1-----------------------|
|-3-1-3---3-1---3-1-3---3-|-3-1-3---3-1---3-1-------------|

"High" Version (Corresponds w/ reg. ver):
|--------3-------------------|-------3--------------------------|
|-5-3-5----5-3-5-3-4----5----|-5-3-5---5-3-5-3-3----------------|
|----------------------------|----------------------------------|
|----------------------------|----------------------------------|

|-------3-----3-------3---|-------3-----3-----9-8-7-6-5-4-|
|-5-3-5---5-3---5-3-5---5-|-5-3-5---5-3---5-3-------------|
|-------------------------|-------------------------------|
|-------------------------|-------------------------------|

From: Primus8@aol.com
Date: Sun, 25 Jun 1995 11:34:29 -0400

__________________________________________________
"Harold Of The Rocks" from "Frizzle Fry"
__________________________________________________
main riff
	 |-3-|
chorus riff
	 |-3-|    V ^ V
variant
	 |-3-|    V    V
"Hello Skinny" from Woodstock '94
__________________________________________________
Origionally by The Residents
Tabbed by Christopher Preston

"Here Come The Bastards" from "Sailing The Seas Of Cheese"
__________________________________________________
Tabbed by Christopher Preston

This song is a variation of two riffs; I'm not sure when each is
used, but riff 1 is used for the intro.  There is a fill for each riff.

"Is It Luck?" from "Sailing The Seas Of Cheese"
__________________________________________________
	This song is so fast, I find it hard to figure out if he's playing,
or if he's just hiting strings.  This is what I got, however, from watching
bootleg videos and it sounds right with the CD.  He sometimes slips in the
varient 1.

Main Riff:

Varient 1:

"Jellikit" from "Suck On This"
__________________________________________________
Tabbed by Christopher Preston

"Jerry Was A Race Car Driver" from "Sailing The Seas Of Cheese"
__________________________________________________
Tabbed by Christopher Preston
	A lot of basses don't have a 24th fret, and the ones that do, I find
it uncomfertable to play up there.  So, here it is, without the two note
chords.  It sounds fine even if you don't play the two note chords, btw.
	The "Main Riff" plays for the intro, after "Fire her up, man".  It
continues for vs. 1-2 then I have it written out.  The "Patting
Section" is when Les holds all the strings down at ther same
fret, and uses his right hand in a "patting of sorts"  He pats
all four strings, but I wrote it like that to give the
approximate pitch differences.  The main riff variant is used
sometimes.
	For those of us who want a basic sounding version, check out the easy
version.  If you aren't that good, or you have to sing while plaing, or you
decide to bake lasagne while you're playing, etc. play this if you think it
sounds good.  Be sure to boost the treble, though.

Easy Version:

Main Riff Variant:

Main Riff:

Second Verse:

| Dog will hunt. |------------------------------|
Guitar Solo:
					 X times
Third Verse:

Interlude II:

"Patting Section":
		    3 times
Outro:

|-0/////-|

X times
"John The Fisherman" from "Frizzle Fry"
__________________________________________________
Tabbed by Jeffrey Swing/Christopher Preston

|Drum-|-0/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\|*--4-5-6--*|--4-5-7-6--|
|Intro|-0/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\|*-0-------*|-0---------|
Cnt'd Intro + Verse + Chorus:

"Michael Finnagan" from Roskilde Festival 1991
__________________________________________________
Tabbed by Christopher Preston
	Les played this after the bass solo in "Those Damned Blue Collared
Tweekers", so the bass line is as follows:
       X times
|------|
|------|
|------|
|-0--2-|

Lyrics:
I knew a man named Michael Finnagan,
He had whiskers on his chinnagan,
Rain came up and blew tham in again,
Poor ol' man ol' Michael Finnagan...etc

__________________________________________________
"Master Of Puppets" from Woodstock '94
__________________________________________________
Tabbed By Christopher Preston
	Les played this at Woodstock '94 and on the bootleg "You Can't Party
Without Me" as an encore.  It was originally done by Metallica.

Bend

__________________________________________________
"Mr. Krinkle" from "Pork Soda"
__________________________________________________
Tabbed by Christopher Preston
	This one is played on an acoustic stand-up and it doesn't sound
nearly as good, also because it's bowed.  This should be played with a high
tone, or, play the "High" version, which, I think, sounds closer.

Main Riff:
"High" Version (Corresponds w/ reg. ver):

From: Primus8@aol.com Date: Sun, 25 Jun 1995 11:34:29 -0400 __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- "Harold Of The Rocks" from "Frizzle Fry" __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- main riff |-3-| G-|--------------------|- D-|*------------------*|- A-|*------------------*|- E-|--0hS-0-0-0---------|- chorus riff |-3-| V ^ V G-|---------------9-8-7---|- D-|*--------------9-8-7--*|- A-|*--------------7-6-5--*|- E-|--0hS-0-0-0------------|- variant |-3-| V V G-|---------------9/10-10----|- D-|*--------------9/10-10---*|- A-|*--------------7/-8--8---*|- E-|--0hS-0-0-0---------------|- __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- "Hello Skinny" from Woodstock '94 __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- Origionally by The Residents Tabbed by Christopher Preston Les fit this little diddy in during "Nature Boy" and it's called "Skinny" on bootlegs. The words are: Skinny was born in a bathtub And he grew so incredibly thin Even the end of an eyedropper Sucked him in...etc |---------------------------| |*-------------------------*| |*----------12-------------*| |-11------------------------| __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- "Here Come The Bastards" from "Sailing The Seas Of Cheese" __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by Christopher Preston This song is a variation of two riffs; I'm not sure when each is used, but riff 1 is used for the intro. There is a fill for each riff. Intro + Riff 1: |----------------------| |*---9--9--9-9-10-10--*| |*---7--7--7-7-8--8---*| |----------------------| Riff 1 Fill: |-----------------------| |*---9--9/--9-9-10-10--*| |*---7--7/--7-7-8--8---*| |-----------------------| Riff 2: |-----------------| |*---------------*| |*---------------*| |--0--0--0-0-1-1--| Riff 2 Fill: |------------------| |*----------------*| |*------|---------*| |--0--0/--0-0-1-1--| __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- "Is It Luck?" from "Sailing The Seas Of Cheese" __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- This song is so fast, I find it hard to figure out if he's playing, or if he's just hiting strings. This is what I got, however, from watching bootleg videos and it sounds right with the CD. He sometimes slips in the varient 1. Main Riff: |-7-----5----------| |---5-7---7-56h7h--| |------------------| |------------------| Varient 1: |-7-----5---7------| |---5-7---7--------| |------------------| |------------------| __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- "Jellikit" from "Suck On This" __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by Christopher Preston |--------9---------9---------9---------9-11-| |--------9---------9---------9---------9-11-| |-------------------------------------------| |X-X-X-X---X-X-X-X---X-X-X-X---X-X-X-X------| __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- "Jerry Was A Race Car Driver" from "Sailing The Seas Of Cheese" __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by Christopher Preston A lot of basses don't have a 24th fret, and the ones that do, I find it uncomfertable to play up there. So, here it is, without the two note chords. It sounds fine even if you don't play the two note chords, btw. The "Main Riff" plays for the intro, after "Fire her up, man". It continues for vs. 1-2 then I have it written out. The "Patting Section" is when Les holds all the strings down at ther same fret, and uses his right hand in a "patting of sorts" He pats all four strings, but I wrote it like that to give the approximate pitch differences. The main riff variant is used sometimes. For those of us who want a basic sounding version, check out the easy version. If you aren't that good, or you have to sing while plaing, or you decide to bake lasagne while you're playing, etc. play this if you think it sounds good. Be sure to boost the treble, though. Easy Version: |-------------------------------| |-10---11----10-10-10-----------| |----9----9-----------9-10h-11h-| |-------------------------------| Main Riff Variant: |-/17-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------| |--------16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-| |------------------------------------------------| |------------------------------------------------| Main Riff: |-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------| |----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-| |--------------------------------------------| |--------------------------------------------| Second Verse: |-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------| |----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-| |--------------------------------------------| |--------------------------------------------| |-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------| |----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-| |--------------------------------------------| |--------------------------------------------| |-17--------19----17-17-17------------| |----16-17h----------------15-16h-18h-| |-------------------------------------| |-------------------------------------| |-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------| |----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-| |--------------------------------------------| |--------------------------------------------| |---------------------X-13-15-15-|----------------------12-13-15-15| |---------------------X-11-13-13-|----------------------10-11-13-13| |--------------------------------|---------------------------------| |-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0----------------|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-----------------| |-----------------10-12----15-----|---------------------| |-----------------10----14-15-----|---------------------| |---------------------------------|---------------------| |-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-----------------|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-----| |-----------------3-4-| |----------------------X-X-X-15|----------------------15-15-15-13\-X-10\-| |----------------------X-X-X-15|----------------------15-15-15-----------| |------------------------------|-----------------------------------------| |-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0--------------|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-------------------------| |----------------------11-X-11-X-14-| |----------------------11-X-11-X-14-| |-----------------------------------| |-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-------------------| |----------------------|---21-21--17-17-17-17--21-21-21--17-17-17-17-17-| |----------------------|------------------------------------------------| |----------------------|------------------------------------------------| |-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0------|------------------------------------------------| |-----------------3/12-|-0-------------------------------0--------------| | |------------------------------| | Dog will hunt. |------------------------------| | |------------------------------| | |-X-X-----X--X-X-----X-0//////-| Guitar Solo: X times |-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------| |----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-| |--------------------------------------------| |--------------------------------------------| Third Verse: |-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------| |----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-| |--------------------------------------------| |--------------------------------------------| |-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------| |----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-| |--------------------------------------------| |--------------------------------------------| |-17--------19----17-17-17------------| |----16-17h----------------15-16h-18h-| |-------------------------------------| |-------------------------------------| |-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------| |----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-| |--------------------------------------------| |--------------------------------------------| Interlude II: |---------------------X-13-15-15-|----------------------12-13-15-15| |---------------------X-11-13-13-|----------------------10-11-13-13| |--------------------------------|---------------------------------| |-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0----------------|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-----------------| |-----------------10-12----15-----|---------------------| |-----------------10----14-15-----|---------------------| |---------------------------------|---------------------| |-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-----------------|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-----| |-----------------3-4-| |----------------------X-X-X-15|----------------------15-15-15-13\-X-10\-| |----------------------X-X-X-15|----------------------15-15-15-----------| |------------------------------|-----------------------------------------| |-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0--------------|-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-------------------------| |----------------------11-X-11-X-14-| |----------------------11-X-11-X-14-| |-----------------------------------| |-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0-------------------| |----------------------|---21-21--17-17-17-17--21-21-21--17-17-17-17-17-| |----------------------|------------------------------------------------| |----------------------|------------------------------------------------| |-3-2-0-5-3-2-0-0------|------------------------------------------------| |-----------------3/12-|-0-------------------------------0--------------| "Patting Section": 3 times |---------X---------| |-X-X-X-X---X-X-X-X-| |-------------------| |-------------------| Outro: |--------| |--------| |--------| |-0/////-| X times |-17--------19------------17-17-17-----------|| |----16-17h----18-16h-15h---------15-16h-18h-|| |--------------------------------------------|| |--------------------------------------------|| __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- "John The Fisherman" from "Frizzle Fry" __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by Jeffrey Swing/Christopher Preston Right after the drum intro, Les turns on some tone and crunch filled distortion (Anybody know what kind of pedal he uses? I think it's his good 'ol ADA $600+ pre amp) and strums all open strings. With them ringing, he uses his whammy bar, which I haven't found a way to duplicate this on a non whammy bass, because he uses all four strings to equal decibal proportion. Intro: 6 times |-----|-0/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\|---4-5-6---|--4-5-7-6--| |Drum-|-0/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\|*--4-5-6--*|--4-5-7-6--| |Intro|-0/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\|*-0-------*|-0---------| |-----|-0/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\|-----------|-----------| Cnt'd Intro + Verse + Chorus: |--4-5-6--------------|-4-5-6----------7-6--| |*-4-5-6--------------|-4-5-6----------7-6-*| |*--------------2S-3S-|----------2S-3S-----*| |---------4S-5S-------|-------5S------------| __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- "Michael Finnagan" from Roskilde Festival 1991 __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by Christopher Preston Les played this after the bass solo in "Those Damned Blue Collared Tweekers", so the bass line is as follows: X times |------| |------| |------| |-0--2-| Lyrics: I knew a man named Michael Finnagan, He had whiskers on his chinnagan, Rain came up and blew tham in again, Poor ol' man ol' Michael Finnagan...etc __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- "Master Of Puppets" from Woodstock '94 __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- Tabbed By Christopher Preston Les played this at Woodstock '94 and on the bootleg "You Can't Party Without Me" as an encore. It was originally done by Metallica. |--------------|------------------| |--------------|------------------| |--------------|------------------| |-0/--/12------|-12-12-12---------| |-------------------------------------------------| |-------------------7-6-5-------------------------| |------7-----6------5-4-3-----2-----1-------------| |-0--0---0-X----0-0-------0-0---0-X--0-X--5-4-3---| |---------------------------------------------------------------------| |---------------------------------------------------------------------| |-----2---3---4---3---2-2-----2---3-----------------------------------| |-X-X---X---X---X---X-----X-X---X---X--3\2-X-3\2-X-3\2-3\2-X-3\2-3\2--| |---------------------------------------| |------20-----20------20------20/-------| |---19---X-19----X-19----X-19-----------| |-0---------------------------------0---| Bend __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- "Mr. Krinkle" from "Pork Soda" __________________________________________________ -------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by Christopher Preston This one is played on an acoustic stand-up and it doesn't sound nearly as good, also because it's bowed. This should be played with a high tone, or, play the "High" version, which, I think, sounds closer. Intro: |---------------------------|-----------------------------------| |---------------------------|-----------------------------------| |-------1-------------------|-------1---------------------------| |-3-1-3---3-1-3-1-2----3----|-3-1-3---3-1-3-1-1-----------------| Main Riff: |-------------------------|-------------------9-8-7-6-5-4-| |-------------------------|-------------------------------| |-------1-------------1---|-------1-----------------------| |-3-1-3---3-1---3-1-3---3-|-3-1-3---3-1---3-1-------------| "High" Version (Corresponds w/ reg. ver): |--------3-------------------|-------3--------------------------| |-5-3-5----5-3-5-3-4----5----|-5-3-5---5-3-5-3-3----------------| |----------------------------|----------------------------------| |----------------------------|----------------------------------| |-------3-----3-------3---|-------3-----3-----9-8-7-6-5-4-| |-5-3-5---5-3---5-3-5---5-|-5-3-5---5-3---5-3-------------| |-------------------------|-------------------------------| |-------------------------|-------------------------------|

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