Starve Bass Tab

Come In And Burn Tabs:

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Starve
Off The CD: Come In And Burn
Artists: Rollins Band
Music & Lyrics By: Henry Rollins, Melvin Gibbs, Chris Haskett, and Sim Cain
Tabbed By: Jeremy Daw

/ = slide up
	If you have any corrections, please contact me and tell me about them.  IÕm 16 and I have 
never taken a bass lession in my life.

Melvin Gibbs uses distortion on many of the riffs

riff1
E-333334--0--0-0-
B----------------------

chorus
E-3---------0----1---
B----3--4------------

riff2
A------7---7---7-----7----
E-0-0---0---0---0-0---0-
B----------------------------

Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net

Source: BassMasta.net
http://www.bassmasta.net/r/rollins_band/.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Baxter Wanna Be	#1 by Baxter at Feb 6, 1984 at 11:51 PM EST
	henry rollins is one of the worst song writers ever. he was alright for Black Flag but Rollins Band he sucks ass. this song probably has no point

No Picture chris Average	#2 by chris thomas at Jan 8, 1985 at 8:06 PM EST
	"I make the colors go"...I believe Henry is saying he's putting things in "black and white" - minimalism is the underlying theme of the song (at least to my interpretation). "here I am keen eyed, my mind is low to the ground...and in my mind real time is mine and I know what I know" to know the basic (or "black and white") meaning of everything that surrounds you without clouding up its existence (ie: starving yourself) you're forcing yourself to reflect upon why things are the way they are - without catering to the commercialism that is so prevelant all around you. that's my take.

No Picture ToeJam Rhythm Player	#3 by ToeJam at May 17, 1986 at 11:06 AM EST
	???? = Colous go/glow here I am keen eyed (not sure about these but better than ??? Great Rollins song just about going through life being strong and living off nothing and pushing through it to keep going.

No Picture I * El CiD Average	#4 by I * El CiD at Jun 3, 1989 at 3:26 AM EST
	At a Rollins Band show, Henry said right before this song that when he was young, his idols were the people on television who would come out of solitary confinement and when asked how they were say, "Fine, motherfucker." Apparently, this song is about such people.