100 Percent Bass Tab

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Bass Tab for 100% by Sonic Youth from Dirty on DGC Records
Tabbed by Simon (SilvrRockt@aol.com)
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Tune 1/2 step down  w/distortion      =

Here's the main riff of the verse (on the noise part just do a pick slide=
 on the G-string) h=3Dhammer
G ------------------ps                      =

D ----------------------
A -----------2h4------
E -4-4-4-1-----------
               I can......
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And the chorus
G --------------------------------------------------
D --------------------------------------------------
A -4------------------------------------------------
E --------------------------------------------------4
    I've been waitin for you just to say He's off to check his mind
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On the All I know is you got no money part do a gradual slide from 1 to 1=
2 on the A-string.
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And the outro
G ---------------
D ---------------
A -4------------
E --------------4  =

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You have to hold these for a long time, so I hope you're good.=






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

Source: BassMasta.net
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Scuba Steve Average	#1 by Scuba Steve usry at Jul 28, 1974 at 3:50 PM EST
	yeah sonic youth rocks. this was the first song i ever heard from them

No Picture Galen Wanna Be	#2 by Galen at Jul 3, 1975 at 3:01 AM EST
	joe cole was a roadie for black flag and good friends with greg ginn and henry rollins along with sonic youth. he was murdered by people who were robbing his house.

No Picture Splinter Average	#3 by Splinter Cell at Mar 29, 1979 at 12:35 PM EST
	CORRECTION FROM THE LAST ENTRY: Instead of "beeing the world" it's "being around the world"

No Picture Jordan Wanna Be	#4 by Jordan Ivey at Mar 28, 1984 at 12:02 AM EST
	joe cole is henry rollins best friend..he got shot by a robber as they were about to enter their house back in '91 i think...henry talked about that on a video i saw on youtube..go search for it..and have some food for your brains..

No Picture Ben Wanna Be	#5 by Ben Shaw at Mar 22, 1985 at 7:00 AM EST
	does that mean joe cole was a skateboarder, too?

No Picture Jimmy Rhythm Player	#6 by Jimmy at Jan 20, 1989 at 7:41 AM EST
	no joe cole was a tennis man

No Picture Andy Wanna Be	#7 by Andy Ketron at Feb 9, 1990 at 3:19 AM EST
	yeah sonic youth rocks. this was the first song i ever heard from them

No Picture Josh Average	#8 by Josh Collins at Sep 11, 1996 at 5:46 PM EST
	i heard that this song was inspired by the murder of joe cole.

No Picture Roger Lead Player	#9 by Roger Ipswitch at Feb 17, 1997 at 5:30 PM EST
	I hear this song when my phone rings, and I usually enjoy listening too much to answer.

No Picture John-Marc Average	#10 by John-Marc Diner at Dec 9, 1997 at 8:26 PM EST
	i love this song too. the lyrics always made me think of John Lennon being killed.

No Picture Matty Average	#11 by Matty G at May 22, 2001 at 4:49 AM EST
	The video for this is pretty awesome. I always thought it was about how trends affect teenagers because of skateboarder man Jason Lee (who played the lead guitarist in the movie Almost Famous) and how, after he died, all the kids were still skateboarding. It made me think of how trends start and then turn bitter. Even after the source of the trend grows old, the trend runs its course. It kind of reminds me of Kurt Cobain, actually.

No Picture curt Average	#12 by curt at Sep 17, 2001 at 2:37 AM EST
	Yes. That was true. The actor playing the Joe Cole character in the video for 100% is Jason Lee.

No Picture Jake Wanna Be	#13 by Jake Fugate at Sep 6, 2003 at 8:41 AM EST
	I saw sonic youth play last summer and it was wonderful. They played this number 2 in the set. I knew it was about the murder of that dude, but as for the rest of the lyrics I have no clue.

No Picture [insert funny n Wanna Be	#14 by [insert funny name here] at Feb 14, 2004 at 9:28 AM EST
	no comments? no way! this song is so good, i love the bass riff...oh yeah...anyways, that's what i think...

No Picture Abe Lead Player	#15 by Abe Watson at Oct 28, 2004 at 2:23 PM EST
	This is also the first song I ever heard from Sonic Youth and it instantly blew my mind. Of course that I didn't understand anything about its lyrics, and I still haven't. But that's the way with Sonic Youth: their lyrics are rarely clear, much less straightforward. Anyway, this song seems to flirt with the idea of extremes and intense situations... From the title itself to the images of never forgeting, Moving the world, sticking a knife in a head, shooting someone in the head and beeing the world a million times. It's more the expression of a deep feeling than anything else. Which feeling? It doesn't show. And I believe it never will.

No Picture RHCP Average	#16 by RHCP freak at Nov 10, 2006 at 1:00 PM EST
	Forgive my ignorance, but who was joe cole ?