Mezzanine Tabs:
- Angel
- Risingson
- Inertia Creeps
- Man Next Door »
- Black Milk
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Tabbed by gilevsky (at) yandex.ru
Very easy stuff, but damn, this is a good one! The "sampled part" is what's
played during the slowed down sample of The Cure's "10:15 On a Saturday Night"
("drip-drip"...) Enjoy.
intro/outro
G |-------------------------------------------------------------|
D |-------------------------------------------------------------|
A |---------44-4-4---------------------------------666-6-6------|
E |-666-6-6----------------666-6-6---------666-6-6---------44-4-|
B |----------------666-6-6---------666-6-6----------------------|
verses
G |---------------------------------------------------------------------|
D |---------------------------------------------------------------------|
A |---------44-4-4---------------------------------666-6-6--------------|
E |-666-6-6----------------666-6-6---------666-6-6---------44-4--44-4-4-|
B |----------------666-6-6---------666-6-6------------------------------|
chorus pt1 x3 chorus pt2 x2
G |---------------------------------|----------------|
D |---------------------------------|----------------|
A |---------------------------------|----------------|
E |-----------------666-6-6-666-6-6-|--------444-4-4-|
B |-444-4-4-444-4-4-----------------|-666-66---------|
chorus pt3 sampled part
G |---------------------------------|----------------|
D |---------------------------------|----------------|
A |---------------------------------|----------------|
E |-------------------------444-4---|-6--6--6--6--6--|
B |-666-6-6-444-4-4-222-2-2---------|----------------|
0:15 - intro x2
0:44 - verse x2
1:17 - chorus pt1
1:31 - chorus pt2
1:46 - chorus pt3
1:54 - verse x2
2:27 - chorus pt1
2:49 - chorus pt2
2:56 - chorus pt3
3:04 - sampled part
3:33 - chorus pt2
3:40 - chorus pt3
3:50 - verse x2
4:24 - outro x2
4:52 - sampled part
The End.
Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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The Scythe Wanna Be |
#1 by The Scythe at Mar 31, 2006 at 9:30 AM EST |
| agh horraces voice is great on it and the 10.15 saturday night sample is slipped in so nicely | |
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james Average |
#2 by james dempsey at Apr 15, 2006 at 10:08 AM EST |
| I think this is one of Horace Andy's better songs for MA...It's also a cover of 'I got to get away' by Dave Barker, or is at least based on it. | |
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joe Average |
#3 by joe at May 4, 2006 at 6:38 AM EST |
| This is a cover of a song originally performed by reggae artist John Holt in 1961. It has also been covered by The Slits. | |
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maurizio Average |
#4 by maurizio becerril gonzalez at Jun 23, 2006 at 5:12 PM EST |
| domestic abuse? | |
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austin Average |
#5 by austin wheeler at Jul 8, 2006 at 11:04 PM EST |
| i agree with 56, worst song on the album. | |
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Jelly Wanna Be |
#6 by Jelly F at Sep 9, 2006 at 2:31 AM EST |
| this song is really trippy and amazing.the whole album is good.MA dont have any bad ones | |
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choop Rhythm Player |
#7 by choop at Dec 10, 2006 at 10:13 AM EST |
| I dunno what some of you are on about this is an amazing track, i couldn't imagen skipping it. I think the meaning is straight farward like others have said, a guy that is rasing his family in a bad part of town and deciding that its time to get out | |
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Matt "Wolfeman" Average |
#8 by Matt "Wolfeman" Wolfe at Jan 12, 2007 at 9:23 PM EST |
| I believe the song's about a drug dealer in the neighbourhood. I adore Horace Andy as a reggae singer. There is an interesting delay sequence used on the drums at the beginning and throughout the track that sounds superb combined with Horace's vocals. He also sang "One Love" from Blue Lines, which is also a simple yet effective track. Massive Attack have the power to produce very simple tracks that always pulls the right strings. | |
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Andrew Average |
#9 by Andrew Locke at Feb 25, 2007 at 9:33 AM EST |
| i find it ironic because i believe it was he, who left the band to settle down for a better marriage, and this song would explain it. I thought he was cool, but i wasn't heartbroken when he left anyways, because i honestly just didn't like his voice very much, especially when he tried to make it vibrate and it would do so ever-so slowly, but there's nothing really wrong with this song other than that. This song isn't too bad, just not too good. | |
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I Told Them My Lead Player |
#10 by I Told Them My Name Was Jim Steele at Apr 23, 2007 at 2:36 AM EST |
| How could anyone dislike this song? FFS | |
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Vincent Average |
#11 by Vincent Côté at Jun 22, 2007 at 7:58 PM EST |
| Sounds like someone has got some noisy neighbors who come home and Argue all night long. | |
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The Mango Kid Rhythm Player |
#12 by The Mango Kid at Aug 19, 2007 at 1:06 PM EST |
| i think its a cool song. xxx | |
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