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Bricks Are Heavy Full Album by L7
Bricks Are Heavy Full Album
Pretend we're Dead.
B E A F# E F#
Slide between F# and E and again between E and F#
Use the F type bar chord.
-------1--| (Low E, 6th string)
--3----1--|
--3----1--| Use your first finger to cover the entire fret.
----2--1--|
-------1--|
-------1--|
Just in case you don't know what I'm talking about.....
For example a "B" is on the 7th fret, so add 6 to all numbers giving -
-------7--| (Low E, 6th string)
--9----7--|
--9----7--|
----8--7--|
-------7--|
-------1--|
See the pattern? :-)
F=1st fret, F#=2nd fret, G=3rd, A=5th B=7th C=8th
This type of bar chord is used in nearly all of their songs!
Wargasm
Intro: C B A Ab (A flat)
Main: G (3rd fret F type bar chord) and E
When it changes key, it goes to A (instead of G) and F#
Scrap
E most of the song!
Also has A#, F# and G in it.
Diet Pill
E F G
Everglade
E A# (6th fret) -----> G A G A G
Slide between GAGAG (!) :-)
Slide
Very easy song... :-)
E G F# G F# E
During chorus (and just before it) add a B
B can also be played as an "A" type bar chord (For lazy guitarists eg: me!)
-------------2--|
-------------2--|
-------4-----2--|
-------4-----2--|
-------4-----2--| "B" chord
-------------2--|
This is a derivative from the A chord...
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-------2-----|
-------2-----|
-------2-----| "A" chord
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One More Thing....
Great song this. I also have worked out the tab for the intro. If anyone wants
this, send personal email to the address below....
Main : F A# Ab (A flat)
Chorus: A# C# A# Ab A# Ab A#
1 strum 2str 1str 2str 1str
Note: Str is short for strum
Shitlist
Another good song once you have mastered the riff :)
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--111-444-33--6--4-3-4---1-------------]
--111-444-33--6--4-3-4---1-------------] And keep repeating....!
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Make this rhythmic to the music. I have indicated the number of strums by the
number of same notes together.
The part of 4-3-4 , slide between these chords.
4-3-4
The whole riff is easiest (and sounds better) if you slide between most of the
chords.
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