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Artist: Cast Iron Hike
Song: Let Me Down
Transcribed by: Lars Ekman (evil.elvis@swipnet.se)
Tune down the E-string to D. (Drop-D tuning.)
p = palm mute
/ = slide
b = bend
~ = the previous tone alot of times
Riff 1:
E ----------------------------
B ----------------------------
G ----------------------------
D ----------------------------
A --0-7-0--6--5--2--3--10--9-- D --0-7-0--6--5--2--3--10--9--
p b p
Riff 2:
E ----------------
B ----------------
G ----------------
D ----------------
A --0-~--3--6--2-- D --0-~--3--6--2--
p
Riff 3:
E --------------------------------------------
B --------------------------------------------
G --------------------------------11--(9/11)-- D --12-------12-------9/11--------10--(8/10)-- A --11--0-~--11--0-~--7/9----0-~--9---(7/9-)-- D ------0-~------0-~---------0-~--------------
The parenthesis is only played on some instances.
Riff 4 (guitar 1):
E -----------------------------
B -----------------------------
G --7-~------------------------ D --6-~--12~------------------- A --5-~--11~----------1-----0-- D --------------------1-----0--
Riff 4 (guitar 2):
E -----------------------------
B -----------------------------
G --7-~------------------------ D --6-~------------------------ A --5-~--5-0-5-0-5-0--1-----0-- D --------------------1-----0--
Some of the riffs come again totally or partly palm-muted.
Listen to the CD to figure things out.
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