Message To Harry Manback Bass Tab

Aenima Tabs:

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Artist: TOOL
Song: "Message to Harry Manback" 
Album: AENIMA
Tabbed by: HOLYCBVO (harmful@azdata.net)


Piano Song for bass

G|----------9-------11----12----|------11---12--------------|
D|--------------9---------------|----------------9---10-----|
A|----------7-------------------|---------------------------|
E|------------------------------|---------------------------|

                                                           
|--12----11------12----11-----|-------9---------11----12---|
|-----------------------------|------------9---------------|
|-----------------------------|-------7--------------------|
|-----------------------------|----------------------------|

                                                           7X
|--11----12----------------17-|-16-14----12---11----9---7--||
|--------------9---10---------|---------------------------*||
|-----------------------------|---------------------------*||
|-----------------------------|----------------------------||
                                                               
                                                                     
|---------------16------------16-----19----------18-----------|
|---------16-------------16-----------------------------------|
|--14---------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|

                                                                         
|---------------16------------16-----19----------18--------17-|
|---------16-------------16-----------------------------------|
|--14---------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|

                                                                          
|---------------------17-16-14----12------11---9---7-------9--||
|----------------------------------------------------------9--||
|-------------15-------------------------------------------7--||
|-------------------------------------------------------------||

Have Fun !!!


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

Source: http://www.bassmasta.net/t/tool/103950.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture danielle Lead Player	#1 by danielle woodley at Mar 5, 2006 at 5:50 PM EST
	Hmm, both of you have good explanations. I reckon they both sound alright.

No Picture FUCK Rhythm Player	#2 by FUCK OFF at May 17, 2006 at 4:06 AM EST
	This song is in collaboration with the other song on the album Die Eier Von Satan. It is trying to tell you to read in between the lines. In Message to Harry Manbeck, the man is very angry and is saying bad things, but to a person who did not know Italian, it would sound very romantic, even though the lyrics are vicious. Now in Die Eier Von Satan, the lyrics are merely are cookie recipe. But since it is in German, a very dark sounding language, the message sounds very satanic. The song is showing the difference between the two, and telling you to look deeper into the song, instead of just reading the lyrics and saying, “ ohh, that is such a bad song!”

No Picture sloso Average	#3 by sloso at Jul 4, 2006 at 12:07 PM EST
	This song is about the Harry Manback who posts at this site. Really.

No Picture Cian Average	#4 by Cian Ormond at Sep 19, 2006 at 1:21 AM EST
	This wasn't sent to Maynard's answering machine, it was a close friend of his after they got an obnoxious Italian guest drunk and then left him in a park. The name Harry Manback is an acronym for his friend's name which I cannot remember right now.

No Picture aLLaN Rhythm Player	#5 by aLLaN at Oct 6, 2006 at 8:01 PM EST
	I just looked deeper into that sight that SoBER-Stinkfist mentioned. It is VERY informative. If you have an interest in magic, I highly recomend that sight.