Faint Bass Tab

		
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Linkin Park
Faint

Verse:
G-
D- 11(8)      7(8) 444666
A-         7(8)                   77  X2                                         
E-
(Parentheses mean play note 8 times)

No bass during the rap
After the rap play the verse again twice and hold the last note

After the second verse the bridge or climax goes:

G-
D-
A-   11                            X8
E- 9    11h12p11

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Tim Professional	#1 by Tim Marchant at Nov 29, 2005 at 1:40 AM EST
	It's a good song. Meterora (what I've heard of it - songs 7 onward) is much more powerful emotionally to Linkin Park. I'm no HUGE fan, but I like the mix they came up with of classical and heavy. I do think the albums a bit rappy though.As for the song - I somehow like the way Linkin Park are so literal about their lyrics - I mean, sometimes you get sick of having to always look deeper for a meaning. This song talks about something all of us have been through. Good move.(And a big "up yours" to anyone who looks down on me for liking LP - we all like our popular bands. I like the sound. It hits deep somehow. Probably the endless engineering and producing they did to it to make it more appealing to the general public. So what, I'm a hipocrite. So are you :))

No Picture Mitchee! Wanna Be	#2 by Mitchee! at the Disco at Mar 12, 2006 at 9:40 PM EST
	::Jams to song::

No Picture Cliff Rhythm Player	#3 by Cliff Burton at Apr 10, 2006 at 8:57 AM EST
	This is my favorite off the new record. I like that the group is trying to evolve, and I particularly like the less rap-ish feel of this new album, but what I miss is the shouting and screaming. Why do bands tend to chill out when they "grow as artists"? Oh well... "Faint" is fan-frickin-tastic. The most unique sound and the awesomest to sing along with. Gets you pumped. All their lyrics are insightful. It's the most reminiscient of hybrid Theory, I think.

No Picture Professional	#4 by at Jun 20, 2006 at 8:03 PM EST
	Well since Hybrid Theory was the greatest album ever recorded... it will be kind of hard to follow that up. I like Meteora and Hybrid Theory both equally, but just looking at Meteora compared to any other artists CD's its still AWESOME, Its hard to compare it to Hybrid Theory without at least wanting a little bit more, but thats because HT was perfect, and you cant do better than that. Great followup in my opinion...

No Picture blade Rhythm Player	#5 by blade rhoat at Aug 20, 2006 at 12:33 AM EST
	really tight beat, great song. Unfortunately not a great album this time around

No Picture Doug Wanna Be	#6 by Doug Little at Nov 20, 2006 at 2:26 PM EST
	one of the best songs on the album meteora. the album was a bit disappointing after all the hype, i was hoping it would be a lot better. oh well, linkin park is still a great band.

No Picture Cody Average	#7 by Cody Ballenger at Nov 22, 2006 at 6:55 PM EST
	This album is the BEST ONE YET!!! I love it!! MAJOR Awesomeness!! TOTAL Sweetness!! YA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best Yet!!!

No Picture JC Average	#8 by JC Drake at Jul 17, 2007 at 5:50 PM EST
	holtdiggity - this cd roks so much it take NO getting use to!!!