Casiotone Nation Bass Tab

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s/soul_coughing/Casiotone.tab

title: "Casiotone Nation"
Artist: Soul Coughing
Album: "Ruby Vroom"
Transcriber: Lee Nitzani

This one's a little tricky and involves a bit of sliding, but is well
worth the effort.

G-----------------------------1-----2-----4-----2-
D---1-----2-----4-----2---------------------------
A---------------------------2---3-4---5-6---5-4---
E-2---3-4---5-6---5-4-----------------------------

The lyrics are available on the Five Percent Nation, SC's official
website, at


www.soulcoughing.com


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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture graeme Lead Player	#1 by graeme cook at Jul 28, 1972 at 12:52 AM EST
	Taken from their site: The five percent nation of fill-in-the-blank. Live, I fill in the blank with whatever comes into my head at the time. People will come up to me on the street and be like, "Yo, Doughty, the five percent nation of McNugget." Once I said thename of a girl I knew and was approached angrily by this other girl, "Hey you made her a five percent nation, when are you going to make me a five percent nation?" Heh, care to say that again? :P

No Picture matt Average	#2 by matt rigg at Jun 19, 1975 at 4:12 AM EST
	Yes, the "everybody's movin'" part is borrowed from Fugazi, and the chant of "Yor, Yor, he's a man!" is actually from the theme song of Yor: The Hunter From The Future, an 80's b-movie that was featured on mystery science theater 3000.

No Picture Oliver Average	#3 by Oliver Russ at Nov 29, 1978 at 3:25 PM EST
	this has something to do with the 5% nation of Islam. i'm not too familiar with such matters, so anybody with a better explanation should feel free to comment . . .

No Picture hottyrocker55 Rhythm Player	#4 by hottyrocker55 at Jun 11, 1982 at 3:50 PM EST
	at any rate, i've never been blown away the first time i heard a song/artist the first time like this one did in the spring of '95 as i was listening to the local college station on my way home

No Picture Rosa Wanna Be	#5 by Rosa Christiansen at Sep 3, 1986 at 3:49 PM EST
	i think it is themed, not just "whatever came to their mind first." but i enjoy this song a lot... my sister gets annoyed when i play it, though - she's like "they're just counting by fives and saying random stuff." oh well, you can't make everyone happy. good song!

No Picture Milford Cubicle Average	#6 by Milford Cubicle at Sep 2, 1991 at 5:59 AM EST
	Does anyone else hear someone calling out "SATAN! SATAN! SATAN!" near the end?