My Generation Bass Tab

The Chocolate Starfis and Hot Dog Flavoured Tabs:

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Song: My Generation
Band: Limp Bizkit
Album: Chocolate Starfish & The Hotdog Flavoured Water
Tabbed by: Drew Jamieson creepin@metallica.com 

C#, F#, B, E (Low to High)

1)
E-------------------------------
B-------------------------------
F#------------------------------
C#-0-3-0--0-3-0--3-0-0-3-0-3----
Intro Riff

2)
E--------------
B--------------
F#-------------
C#--0--0-------
Verse

3)
E------------------
B------------------
F#-----------------
C#-3-3-3--3-3-3----
"So go ahead and talk shit"

4)
E-----------------
B-----------------
F#----------------
C#--3-3--2-2------

5)
E----------
B----------
F#-7--5-3--
C#---------
"Who gets the blame?"

6)
E----------------------------------
B----------------------------------
F#-----7---5h7-------7-5-----------
C#-0-0---0-----0-0-0-----(3)--1----
Final Thrash Riff 
The (3) isn't played every time 

corrections welcome

Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net

Source: http://www.bassmasta.net/l/limp_bizkit/124431.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Sir Stuff Professional	#1 by Sir Stuff at Aug 24, 1986 at 5:00 AM EST
	You know, after listening to this song and listening to Behind Blue Eyes. It makes me wonder if Durst has a jones for Pete Townshend. All things considered, some people think that Townshend wrote "Behind Blue Eyes" because he was a cake boy. Durst may be a disco-dancing, Oscar Wilde reading, Streisand ticket holding friend of Dorothy. I may be right, I maybe wrong but considering how images are nowadays. If a ladies man like Roger Moore can mistaken for a friend of Dorothy, definite absolute images of manhood are kind of destroyed by doubt.

No Picture Zach Average	#2 by Zach at Sep 4, 1989 at 11:00 PM EST
	Good bizkit song, but kinda seems like it was made more to make a track than have an actual meaning. Good lyrics however with, "So go ahead and talk shit Talk shit about me". I think everyone can relate to that lyric, unless your a hermit, but even than, you got people talking about you, ah look what I've gone and done and ramble on...

No Picture J Wanna Be	#3 by J kennedy at Oct 1, 2007 at 9:42 PM EST
	Wow! i never used to think peop[le could possibly get so mad to write shit like this! Terrible song... Terrible artist... We have such terrible music nowadays...