This is tablature — fret positions rather than chord names. Wide lines scroll sideways on their own, so the page never does.
Song
"Triad" by Pitch Shifter
from Desensitized ('93)
tuning - high to low DAFCGD (down 1 whole step)
these riffs are most of the song: there are a few slight variations,
but they're pretty obvious and easy to figure out.
intro riff (palm muting)
d |----------------------------------| A |----------------------------------| F |----------------------------------| C |----------------------------------| G |-2-2---2---2---2---2-8---8---8----| D |-0-0---0---0---0---0-6---6---6----|
pm . . . . . .
bass - intro riff
F |----------------------------------| C |----------------------------------| G |----------------------------------| D |-0-0---0---0---0---0-6---6---6----|
main riff
d |----------------------------------| A |----------------------------------| F |----------------------------------| C |---------------7------------------| G |-2-2---2-8-----5-------5---4---5--| D |-0-0---0-6---0-----0---3---2---3--|
pm . . . . .
these are played over the main riff; you can figure out the timing
d |------------|------------| A |------------|-7/\/\/\----| <-- bend the crap out of this note F |-7---7------|------------| to get that strange high noise C |-5---5------|------------| G |------------|------------| D |------------|------------|
bass - main riff
F |----------------------------------| C |----------------------------------| G |---------------5------------------| D |-0-0---0-6---0-----0---3---2---3--|
those strange noises you hear in the background are samples. forget
about playing them.
the song ends with a low D chord over the main bass riff.
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