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The Gush

Raging Speedhorn
Tab

This is tablature — fret positions rather than chord names. Wide lines scroll sideways on their own, so the page never does.

Song

Ok people. This is my first tab and i've been playing the guitar for 2 months so go easy

on me.

I think there are 5 different riffs used in this song, but there are two guitars

(it sounds ok with one).

Tuning is c#,g#,c#,f#,a#,d#

Riff A

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-15-15\10-10/12-

-15-15\10-10/12-

-15-15\10-10/12-

Riff B

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-0-5-7-10-12-3-5-3-5-3-5-
-0-5-7-10-12-3-5-3-5-3-5-
-0-5-7-10-12-3-5-3-5-3-5-

Riff C

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-0-0-10-12-0-0-10-12-0-0-10-12-0-15~

Riff D

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-15-15/17-12-
-15-15/17-12-
-15-15/17-12-

Riff E

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-15-12-
-15-12-
-15-12-

The structure of the song is as follows:

Riff A x 2 (on both guitars)

Riff B x 4 (on both guitars)

Riff A x 2 (on both guitars)

Riff B x 8 (on both guitars)

Riff A x 1 (on both guitars)

Riff D x 1 (on both guitars)

Riff B x 4 (on both guitars)

Riff C x 4 (on guitar A)

Riff C x 8 (on both guitars)

Riff D x 1 (on guitar B)

Riff C x 2 (on both guitars)

Riff D x 1 (on guitar B)

Riff C x 8 (on both guitars)

Riff E x 1 (on both guitars)

If you listen carefully you can hear clearly when the variations in guitars and riffs are

used in the bit at the end. Basically riff D is used when Frank sings/shouts "caskets

filled with every slaughter...." and it goes back to riff C on the line "don't freak

out...". Its an easy enough song.

Any comments, suggestions, requests, then e-mail me at frozengonads@hotmail.com. Happy

playing people.

Comments

Spotted a wrong chord, or know a capo position that sounds closer to the record?

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