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Artist: Primus
Title: The Chastising Of Renegade
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Band: Primus
Record: Brown Album
Song: The Chastising of Renegade
Lyrics By: Les Claypool
Music By: Primus
Tabbed by: Chris Sheader
Drop "d" tuning
The intro and verse are basically the same. The notes are correct, I dont
know the timing
quite yet
INTRO/CHORUS:
"tapping"
G---14--16-15-16-14
D---14--16-15-16-14 3x
A------------------
D------------------
"tapping"
G---14--16-15-16---19--17
D---14--16-15-16---19--17
A-----------------------
D-----------------------
VERSE:
RIFF 1:
G----2-------------------
D--------------0---------
A--0---------------------
D------6-5-xx-x-x-x-0-05
RIFF 2:
This riff is played later in the song when Les says, "he thought that noone
would mind"
and once again when he says, "he didn't seem to mind a bit". It is also
played a few other
times throughout the song.
G-----------------
D-------2--1------
A------------1--3-
D-1--3------------
And finally I havent quite figured out the end yet and if anyone knows it
please email me at
bass_plyr55@hotmail.com and I will attach it.
Questions, comments or miscellaneous noises email me at
bass_plyr55@hotmail.com
"To defy the laws of tradition,
its a crusade only of the brave."
-Les Claypool
Taken from BASSMASTA.NET - http://www.bassmasta.net
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