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FIRST DAC TIONS AFTER F LLING THROUGH THE ICE - La Dispute
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Tabbed by: wolfgang
E-mail: hankevantunke(at)yahoo(dot)de
Tuning: EADGBe (Standard)
Guitar 1 - left speaker
Guitar 2 - right speaker
This song is pretty easy to play, it was hard to tab though.
I watched videos of the band playing the song for help.
The video shot at Flex, Wien shows one of their guitar guys a lot.
I also listened to the Maida Vale 2014 live version. Some things are clearer there.
Additional info or thoughts provided. Lots of text.
Strumming not shown. A bit confusing sometimes.
If you have suggestions, send me an e-mail or comment.
Intro/Verse
E|------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|------8--8---------8--8-------------------------------------------------|
G|------x--x--9------x--x--9-------9--9-----------------------------------|
D|--10-10-10-10---10-10-10-10---10-10-10-10--10-10-10---9-9---------------|
A|--8--8--8--8----8--8--8--8----8--8--8--x---x--x--x----x-x---------------|
E|---------------------------------------8---8--8--8----7-7---------------|
You could play the 8 on the B string on the 12th fret on the G string.
Footage revealed that this seems to be played like above though.
"why do all my plans fall through...?"
E|-------|
B|-------|
G|-------|
D|--7----|
A|--7----| let ring
E|-------|
Bridge 1 ("all the way out the edge...")
Guitar 1 strums the intro/verse riff twice and then plays this riff a few times
E|--------------------|
B|--(8)-(8)-----------|
G|---9---9------------|
D|--10--10--10-10-----|
A|-----------7--7-----|
E|--------------------|
This sounds kinda fishy, but it works. Sometimes the (8) notes are played, they're hard to hear.
There's seems to be more going on, but it's hard to hear.
UPDATE: I saw them live again, the guitar guy who plays that riff moves around more (probably 2nd
and 10th fret), so this is not right.
Guitar 2 plays the first part twice and then repeats the 9-9-10 thing a few times
E|------------------------------------|--------|
B|-8-8-----8-8------------------------|--------|
G|-----9-------9----9-9---------------|-9-9----|
D|----------------------10---10-10-9--|-----10-|
A|------------------------------------|--------|
E|------------------------------------|--------|
However, it seems like this might be played on the B fret with 8p5 and then on the G fret with
a 9p5 and 5p4.
It sounds a bit like it, also some notes are repeated, but I can't figure the picking out.
This might be a delay effect, as the guitar 2 part in the second bridge also sounds like more is
picked.
Live, only the second part (9-9-10 stuff) seems to be played by guitar 2.
Intro/Verse riff again
Bridge 2 ("wanted to tell you...")
Guitar 1
E|----------------------------------------------------------------|
B|--5---8--12--10--10---5-5-5-----5---8--12--10--10---5-8-5-------|
G|--5---9--12---9---9---5-7-5-----5---9--12---9---9---5-5-5-------|
D|--7--10--14--10--10---7-5-5-----7--10--14--10--10---7-5-7-------|
A|--------------------------7-------------------------------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------------------|
The xx755x at the beginning might be xx775x, but I can't hear that properly.
Guitar 2 skips the first half of the riff above and then just plays this, probably with delay
E|------------|
B|---5-5------|
G|--------5---|
D|------------|
A|------------|
E|------------|
Changeover ("...resuscitate me?")
Guitar 1 only
E|-------------------------------------|
B|--8-8-8--8-8-8--8-8-8----------------|
G|--9-9-9--9-9-9--9-9-9----------------|
D|--x-x-x--7-7-7--x-x-x--7-7-7-7/9-----|
A|--8-8-8--0-0-0--x-x-x--5-5-5-5/7-----|
E|----------------8-8-8----------------|
Both guitars "I was on the ice and I was underwater"
E|------------------------------------------------------------|
B|--8-8-8--8-8-8-----------------------------8----------------|
G|--9-9-9--9-9-9-----------9----9----9-------9---7---5---7----|
D|--x-x-x--7-7-7--7-7-7---10---10---10------10---7---5---7----|
A|--8-8-8--0-0-0--5-5-5--(10)-(10)-(10)------8---5---3---5----|
E|------------------------------------------------------------|
Not sure about the (10) note. Not sure about the "x"s, those might be notes to form the "full"
power chord.
Outro ("I will cut my hair short...")
Guitar 1 first 2 last
E|--------------------|--------|--------|
B|--------------------|--------|--------|
G|--------------------|--------|--------| play that three times, last time end on 0-0-0
D|-2-2-2--------------|--------|--------|
A|-------0-0-0--3-3-3-|-5-5-5--|-0-0-0--|
E|--------------------|--------|--------|
this riff twice
E|--------------------------------|-----------------------------------------|
B|--------------------------------|-----------------------------------------|
G|--------------------------------|--7-7\2-5--4-4\0-4--4-4\2-5---------4----|
D|--------------------------------|-----------------------------7-7\5-------|
A|-2-2-2--5-5-5--8-8-8--10-10-10--|-----------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------|-----------------------------------------|
The slides sound a bit weird, the video showed he slides around, but I have
no idea what the guitarist is actually doing.
I think like guitar 2, first time slides, then just note picking.
Guitar 2
E|----------------------------------------------------------------|
B|----------------------------------------------------------------|
G|--5----2---5----------------------------------------------------|
D|--5----2---5-----5----------------------------------------------|
A|--3----0---3-----5-----5/7-7-7---5/7-7-7------------------------|
E|-----------------3-----3/5-5-5---3/5-5-5----3h5-5-5--3h-5-5-5---|
First chord slides, then just hammer ons.
Too lazy to figure out how often each of those is played.
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| / slide up
| \ slide down
| h hammer-on
| p pull-off
| ~ vibrato
| + harmonic
| x Mute note
| b Bend
| pb Pre-bend
| br Bend release
| pbr Pre-bend release
| brb Bend release bend
