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"On the Tweek Again", com credito para Primus. Essa gravacao aparece relacionada ao lancamento "Tales From the Punchbowl" (ano 1995, pais XE,

status Official). Entre as tags publicas associadas a essa gravacao estao alternative metal, alternative pop/rock, alternative rock, alternative/indie rock, funk metal, heavy metal. Os generos publicos relacionados a esse registro incluem alternative metal, alternative rock, funk metal, heavy metal, metal, rock. Primus pode referir-se a:Primus (banda) Primus (cerveja) Banco Primus Fogão Primus Tales from the Punchbowl é o quarto álbum de estúdio da banda americana de rock, Primus), divulgado no dia 6 de junho, 1995. foi o último álbum com Tim Alexander, ele voltou para a Primus sete anos mais tarde. Ganhou disco de Ouro em 20 de julho de 1995.

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Guitar : Ha ha ha.  What's a guitar?

Bass : Les uses a 5 string on this ditty, and I don't have one.
Chances are that you don't either, so to make up for this descrepancy
I downtuned my E string to a D, and this tab is based around that tuning.
He also uses his whammy bar, and I don't have one of those either.  That's
why the D always wobbles.  If you really must have this, I suppose you
could downtune to a D flat and wiggle the 1st fret (and also adjust the
tab), but that won't sound too good and probably won't be good for the
bass.

Key : / or \ is a slide
                  WHM is where I think he's using his whammy (you can just
hit the
                  open string twice.

So, before doing anything else,

DOWNTUNE YOUR E STRING TO A D

Intro :
|------------------|
|------------------|
|-------2-3--------|
|-0-3-5-----0-5-7\0|

Main part :
|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------------|
|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------------|
|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----2-3---------|
|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-----5-7-0 WH|

The main part repeats and intensifies until about
2:10 (the end of the guitar solo), at which point
we hear a modified turn around :
|-----------|-----------|-----------|----------------|
|-----------|-----------|-----------|----------------|
|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----2-3--------|
|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-----7-7-WH-|

He kind of twiddles around on the D for a while and
then he goes back into the main part again until about
3:20 or so, when he uses the above modified turn around
and skips up an octave.

|-----------------------|-----------------------|
|-----------------------|-----------------------|
|---------------------5-|---------------------5-|
|-55555-55555-55555-8---|-55555-55555-55555-8---|

|-----------------------|-4-5-------|
|-----------------------|-----/7-/7-|
|---------------------5-|-----------|
|-55555-55555-55555-8---|-----------|

You he dwindles around on the D again and drops back into the
main part for a while, goes up the the octave part and ends on
the low D.

NOTE:  I don't know which makes more sense to you...  I put the D
with the whammy at the end of each bar.  You might think it goes at
the beginning.  Whatever.  Have fun!

Guitar : Ha ha ha.  What's a guitar?

Key : / or \ is a slide
                  WHM is where I think he's using his whammy (you can just
hit the
                  open string twice.

So, before doing anything else,

DOWNTUNE YOUR E STRING TO A D

Main part :
|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-----5-7-0 WH|

The main part repeats and intensifies until about
2:10 (the end of the guitar solo), at which point
we hear a modified turn around :
|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-----7-7-WH-|

He kind of twiddles around on the D for a while and
then he goes back into the main part again until about
3:20 or so, when he uses the above modified turn around
and skips up an octave.

You he dwindles around on the D again and drops back into the
main part for a while, goes up the the octave part and ends on
the low D.

NOTE:  I don't know which makes more sense to you...  I put the D
with the whammy at the end of each bar.  You might think it goes at
the beginning.  Whatever.  Have fun!

Guitar : Ha ha ha. What's a guitar? Bass : Les uses a 5 string on this ditty, and I don't have one. Chances are that you don't either, so to make up for this descrepancy I downtuned my E string to a D, and this tab is based around that tuning. He also uses his whammy bar, and I don't have one of those either. That's why the D always wobbles. If you really must have this, I suppose you could downtune to a D flat and wiggle the 1st fret (and also adjust the tab), but that won't sound too good and probably won't be good for the bass. Key : / or \ is a slide WHM is where I think he's using his whammy (you can just hit the open string twice. So, before doing anything else, DOWNTUNE YOUR E STRING TO A D Intro : |------------------| |------------------| |-------2-3--------| |-0-3-5-----0-5-7\0| Main part : |-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------------| |-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------------| |-----------|-----------|-----------|-----2-3---------| |-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-----5-7-0 WH| The main part repeats and intensifies until about 2:10 (the end of the guitar solo), at which point we hear a modified turn around : |-----------|-----------|-----------|----------------| |-----------|-----------|-----------|----------------| |-----------|-----------|-----------|-----2-3--------| |-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-0-WHM-|-3-5-----7-7-WH-| He kind of twiddles around on the D for a while and then he goes back into the main part again until about 3:20 or so, when he uses the above modified turn around and skips up an octave. |-----------------------|-----------------------| |-----------------------|-----------------------| |---------------------5-|---------------------5-| |-55555-55555-55555-8---|-55555-55555-55555-8---| |-----------------------|-4-5-------| |-----------------------|-----/7-/7-| |---------------------5-|-----------| |-55555-55555-55555-8---|-----------| You he dwindles around on the D again and drops back into the main part for a while, goes up the the octave part and ends on the low D. NOTE: I don't know which makes more sense to you... I put the D with the whammy at the end of each bar. You might think it goes at the beginning. Whatever. Have fun!

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