TOOL - "4 degrees2" Tablature
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I can't believe nobody tabbed this song yet. Well, anyway,
I'm not the master at it, and I don't have the book,
but this is what I've found out from screwing around late
at night. And it's really late now, so I'm going to be incredibly
lazy about this and not give you the solo or the pre-chorus.
Drop-D tuning
INTRO:
Clean guitar. Strum really, really hard. Put your tone selector
switch on treble to get those clangy overtones that make it
sound a little bit like a sitar.
e----0----0--0-0----0--0-0-\0-0-0-0/0---0--0-0----
B----0----0--0-0----0--0-0-\0-0-0-0/0---0--0-0----
G----9----9--9-9----9--9-10\9-9-9-7/9---9--9-9---- etc.
D----9----9--9-9----9--9-10\9-9-9-7/9---9--9-9----
A----7----7--7-7----7--7-8-\7-7-7-5/7---7--7-7----
D-------------------------------------------------
e---0----0----0-0----0-----0--0----0----0-0---
B---10---10---8-8----13----8--8----8----6-6---
G---9----9----7-7----12----7--7----7----5-5--- etc.
D---7----7----5-5----10----5--5----5----3-3---
A---------------------------------------------
D---------------------------------------------
VERSE:
Distorted, with lots of palm muting
D-----------------------------------------------------
A--------------------------------------------------3--
D----2-2---2-2----2-2-2-3-2-0-2-2-2----2-2----2--2-3--
As for the pre-chorus part, where he goes, "You won't feel
what you like to feel," I can't help you out there. It's
probably simple, but it's hard to get a handle on the pitch
because he runs it through some weird effect. The chorus is
just the intro section again, lightly distorted.
BRIDGE:
Distorted, strummed lightly
e---------------------------------------------
B---------------------------------------------
G----9--9--9----7/9--12--11---7----9--9--9---- etc.
D----9--9--9----7/9--12--11---7----9--9--9----
A----7--7--7----5/7--10--9----5----7--7--7----
D---------------------------------------------
Have fun with this song. It's really great, and it sounds good
acoustic or electric. It's absolutely amazing how many different
kinds of sounds he can get out of the guitar with the same basic
chords! Anyway, I'm going to bed now. Keep on rockin'.
Neilius@aol.com
I'm not the master at it, and I don't have the book,
but this is what I've found out from screwing around late
at night. And it's really late now, so I'm going to be incredibly
lazy about this and not give you the solo or the pre-chorus.
Drop-D tuning
INTRO:
Clean guitar. Strum really, really hard. Put your tone selector
switch on treble to get those clangy overtones that make it
sound a little bit like a sitar.
e----0----0--0-0----0--0-0-\0-0-0-0/0---0--0-0----
B----0----0--0-0----0--0-0-\0-0-0-0/0---0--0-0----
G----9----9--9-9----9--9-10\9-9-9-7/9---9--9-9---- etc.
D----9----9--9-9----9--9-10\9-9-9-7/9---9--9-9----
A----7----7--7-7----7--7-8-\7-7-7-5/7---7--7-7----
D-------------------------------------------------
e---0----0----0-0----0-----0--0----0----0-0---
B---10---10---8-8----13----8--8----8----6-6---
G---9----9----7-7----12----7--7----7----5-5--- etc.
D---7----7----5-5----10----5--5----5----3-3---
A---------------------------------------------
D---------------------------------------------
VERSE:
Distorted, with lots of palm muting
D-----------------------------------------------------
A--------------------------------------------------3--
D----2-2---2-2----2-2-2-3-2-0-2-2-2----2-2----2--2-3--
As for the pre-chorus part, where he goes, "You won't feel
what you like to feel," I can't help you out there. It's
probably simple, but it's hard to get a handle on the pitch
because he runs it through some weird effect. The chorus is
just the intro section again, lightly distorted.
BRIDGE:
Distorted, strummed lightly
e---------------------------------------------
B---------------------------------------------
G----9--9--9----7/9--12--11---7----9--9--9---- etc.
D----9--9--9----7/9--12--11---7----9--9--9----
A----7--7--7----5/7--10--9----5----7--7--7----
D---------------------------------------------
Have fun with this song. It's really great, and it sounds good
acoustic or electric. It's absolutely amazing how many different
kinds of sounds he can get out of the guitar with the same basic
chords! Anyway, I'm going to bed now. Keep on rockin'.
Neilius@aol.com
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