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From: mbosb1@MFS02.cc.monash.edu.au (Mark Osborne)
Subject: U2 - EXIT (live version)
This, as opposed to the version archived at NEVADA is closer to the
live recording as performed on the 'Rattle & Hum' video. If anyone knows how
to post to NEVADA, could they please do that to this posting.
EXIT - U2
BASS INTRO
A--7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7|-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7|--3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3|-- A--10-10-10-10-10-10-10-10--
(continue this pattern throughout song)
Edges part (including intro)
-> begin this after playing bass pattern twice - in fact comes in half way
through the last bar (the G's on fret 10)
(trip.) (trip.)
e-------|---|------------|--|-----| B-------|---|------------|--|-----| G-------|---|------------|--|-----| D--9-8-7|---|------------|--|-----| A-------|-10__10--9-10-9-|-7__7---| E-------|---|------------|--|-----|
(harm.)
e--------------------------------------------| B--------------------------------------------| G--------------------------------------------| D------12------12----12-----12---12---12-----| A--12------12------12----12----12---12--12---| E--------------------------------------------| e-----------------------------------------------| B-----------------------------------------------| G-----------------------------------------------| D-----------------------------------------------| A-----------------------------------------------| E---0-0---------------------0-0-----------------|
Verse:
You know he got the cure, you know he went astray, he used to
stay awake to drive the dreams he had a way
(harm.) (not harm.)
e-----------------------------------------------------|
B--------------------------------------------(trip.)--|
G-----------------------------------------------------| D------12------12-----12-----12----12--------9-8-7----| A--12------12------12-----12----12----12--------------| E-----------------------------------------------------|
He wanted to believe in the hands of love
e-----------------------------------------------------| B-----------------------------------------------------| G-----------------------------------------------------| D-----------------------------------------------------| A--10--------------------------9-10-9-7---------------| E-----------------------------------------------------|
the hands of Love
(P.M - now and again)
e---------------------------------------------|
B---------------------------------------------| (repeat this rhythm throughout
G------------------9-X-------9-9-X------------| rest of song, keeping basic Em,
D---------------------------------------------| and ad.lib. this pattern for
A-------------7-7-------7-7-------------------| Edge's wild solo section -noise) E---------------------------------------------|
**Strumming pattern for rhythm shown above**
The effect can be gained by holding the pick with only about 1
millimetre clearance between the pick and the index finger. Instead of
actually plucking, hit the string at about a 45 degree angle - don't worry
if the string doesn't really sound, Edge doesn't seem to. What you're
basically doing is thumping the strings for all they're worth, and
expecting a far from clean sound.
-If more help is needed on this, such as "what the hell is this guy
talking about", mail me, and I'll be happy to oblige.
Comments
Spotted a wrong chord, or know a capo position that sounds closer to the record?
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