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Radiohead Electioneering Bass Tab

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Electioneering, Radiohead.
Corrections by Nick Key

intro/verse
G---------||-----7-------------------7---------------------||
D---------||----------------------------------------3h5-3--||
A--8h10-8-||--5--------3-----3---2-5--------3--------------||
E---------||-------3-5---3-5---3--------3-5---3-5---3------||

Verse 1
Fig. 1 - 2x
||------------------------|
||------------------------|
||--5--5-----3-----3---2--|
||-------3-5---3-5---3----|

G---------------------------------------|
D---------------------------------------|
A---33--3333-3-5-7-8--------------------|
E---------------------55--5555-5-3-1-0--|

Play whole verse two times, then fig. 1 two times

chorus
Fig. 2 - 3x
||---------------------------------|
||---------------------------------|
||--5-5-5--7-7-7--8-8-8--10-10-10--|
||---------------------------------|

(variations)
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-10h12-12-12-10h12-12-10h12-10h12-12-10-8-7----|
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Intro to verse 2 - 2x
||---------------------------------------|
||---------------------------------------|
||--5--5-5-----3---2--5--5-5-----3-------|
||---------3-5---3-----------3-5---3-1---|

Verse 2
2x
||------------------------|
||------------------------|
||--5-5--0-3-0-5-7-8-10---|
||------------------------|

G---------------------------------------|
D---------------------------------------|
A---33--3333-3-5-7-8--------------------|
E---------------------55--5557-5-3-1-0--|

Repeat verse two times
Fig. 1 two times
Chorus

After pause, play:
||---------------------------------|
||---------------------------------|
||--5-5-5--5-5-5--5-5-7-8-10-------|
||---------------------------------|
Lots of times - then screw around on D until end


Taken from BASSMASTA.NET - http://www.bassmasta.net

Source: http://www.bassmasta.net/r/radiohead/110294.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
 
 
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Paula
Rhythm Player
#1 by Paula at Nov 22, 1973 at 8:12 PM EST
One of my favorite Radiohead songs...I'm just getting into them now anyway, lol, but I love this song! Makes me wanna dance or something.
 
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Justin
Wanna Be
#2 by Justin Thibeault at May 25, 1982 at 2:23 AM EST
I see this as the only real straight-out rock song on OKC. All the other songs are the type where you sit listening to them and they hit you in the gut with their gravity, but 'Electioneering' is more of a tune you can have on the radio when doing chores.
 
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Josh
Average
#3 by Josh Collins at Aug 24, 1983 at 1:39 AM EST
I think this song is about how politicians manipulate the public, almost indirectly "buying" their votes... Maybe.
 
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Steven
Wanna Be
#4 by Steven Douglas at Jul 9, 1984 at 3:41 AM EST
I know no one's reading this, but here I go anyway: This song has some of the coolest lyrics ever: "When I go forwards/You go backwards/And somewhere we will meet." It's a play on words: as the politician "goes forwards" - gains more power - the people "go backwards" - lose control and power - and because the politician is relentlessly electioneering, he will meet each person somewhere along the way. This might be my favorite song on "OK Computer." Genius.
 
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Cornelius
Average
#5 by Cornelius Wallace at Aug 13, 1991 at 11:49 PM EST
Yeh this song rox... it makes me boppy
 
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GaRy
Average
#6 by GaRy Boggs at Oct 28, 1995 at 11:47 PM EST
George W. Bush played this song, I would give him an x-factor for his troubles