Cashing In Bass Tab

Minor Threat: Complete Discography Tabs:

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Cashing In 
by: Minor Threat

Intro/Verse
G-------------------
D-------------------
A---------------777-
E-0-4-0-555540------

Pre-Chorus
G---------------------------------
D---------------------------------
A-777-----777-------777-----------
E-----7777-----7777-----777777777-

Chorus
G---------------------
D-777-------540-------
A----7-777-----5555---
E---------------------

Outro
G-----------------------------------------------
D-----------------------------------------------
A-7777-------33333------77777-------333333-5-77-
E------55555------33333-------55555---------5--- (Palm mute all but the last 4 notes shown here)
Thentowards the end occasionally don't use palm mutes at all. 
It's best to listen to the album the get that part down perfectly.
Happy Playing
sXe

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture ZENacheived Average	#1 by ZENacheived at Jul 30, 2006 at 8:54 PM EST
	I always thought this song was about commercialism and how it messes bands up. It actually tells a story, too. At the beginning, the guy is all nice and down-to-earth, but by the end he doesn't even realize how messed up he is, all for a few (thousand) dollars.

No Picture Alberto Average	#2 by Alberto Guglielmino at Nov 18, 2006 at 11:40 AM EST
	I mean 'ridiculous'

No Picture Phil Average	#3 by Phil Chavez at Nov 18, 2006 at 12:29 PM EST
	They only ever perfomed it once (at their first show after they re-united) and after it ended they threw loose change into the audience.

No Picture Thomas Average	#4 by Thomas Reuter at Jan 24, 2007 at 1:33 AM EST
	Yeah, that's the story. It's an attack on how militaristically self-righteous the whole DCHC scene had got, so much so that some writers at the time actually said they should have reformed but with a new name and ditched their old songs, which is just rediculous.