Guitar tab for Take My Scars (var.6) by Machine Head free download and read or play online: file .txt, 2.12 kb has 192 views and 0 downloads.
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Song Title: Take my scars
Artist: Machine Head
Tabber: BIG Dan
Email: bigbadpartyanimal@hotmail.com
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Ok, this is written for a five-string bass in standard tuning (BEADG) although I think Machine Head probably use a four-string which is strung up with the low strings from a five string. I.e. BEAD. This isn't the whole tab, but it is pretty close and is definatly in the right key.
Main riff:
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--12\-|-0-2-1-0-22-1-0-1-|-
When the guitars kick in properly there's a fill every fourth time which goes like this.
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|-------/5555/6666-|
|-0-2-1------------|
There's no bass in the pre-verse, although you can play a load of muted notes in time with the 'chansaw' guitar bit
Verse:
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|-1-0---0-1-0---0-1-0h3--|
Chorus:
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|-6-5---0-6-5---0-6-5-3-|
Post-chorus:
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|-3--------3---------|
I'm not too sure about the scratchy bit, the rhythm is a bit dodgy.
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|-0000-0-00-00-000-|
It's something like that anyway, just play B in time with the tune.
I don't know what to play during the solo, it could be the verse riff. That's what I use and it sounds OKish.
Final fill:
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|-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-|
Enjoy.
If you've any comments or the like then email me. Don't bother telling me that the song's played in D just 'cause that's where you've always played it. It's in B and that's final.