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I don't know why this is rated at 1, 'cause this is a great tab. Great
job on it
-avsfan | 3/3/2003 |
Great tab! No way should this be rated a 1.
-jdomary | 3/27/2003 |
how do you strum these chords?
-justintime_46 | 5/8/2003 |
Why a 1? This Tab Sounds Right to me..
-goooodtimes | 5/14/2003 |
Awesome song! 1 isn't good enough!
-sarah15 | 5/31/2003 |
Man I can't believe somebody actually rated this a 1, this is a great tab on a great song!!
-takaman | 9/15/2003 |
That was just sweet!!
-craig_iser | 6/25/2004 |
the tab sucks no offense idk know what is wrong with you ppl but the first riff is completely off plus its in the wrong friggin key it deserve better than a one but not much better!
-12341234 | 7/24/2004 |
12341234=idiot
-edc | 8/26/2004 |
Great tab! I'll add this to my party playing list. Friends will be yelling out the words.
-jduckworth | 11/9/2004 |
I don't know what that one guy is talking about - this is very good. And, I see that Larry gave it a 10, so its gotta be good. Someone probably hit 1 and forgot the 0, that's why it was rated low.
-tumbleturd | 12/1/2004 |
Just picked up a guitar a month ago... can someone explain the palm mute? and drop-d tuning?
-phatfarma | 12/28/2004 |
drop d means the fat E string is tuned down a step to "D." This allows for simple power chords by just barring at any fret with one finger.
Palm muting is when you let the palm of your picking hand lay on the strings just barely, right at the bridge. You rest your palm on the bridge and let it gently touch the end of the strings and it "mutes" the strings a little. A quieter unique sound is developed this way. Try it!
-da_guitarist | 1/18/2005 |
great tab! this is a great song
-guitarfreekBnB | 2/12/2005 |
great tab, but its its "to take you along" rather than "to bring you along"but good tab man , good song
-griff3150 | 2/24/2005 |
ok i'm new at this can somebody tell me what drop d tuning is or how you do it thank you.
-jjmacquade | 9/10/2005 |
tune DOWN, not up, the low e-string(6th string) down a step to where it equals the d-string(4th string)
-guitarfreekBnB | 10/29/2005 |
just a suggestion on Riff 3 instead of that A6 when he goes oooooooooh try playing that A chord the same shape as that G chord you have there but on the 7th fret ...hitting the top 3 strings and gradually playing the entire chord.. .try it Just sayin
-jet7719 | 3/10/2013 |
just a suggestion on Riff 3 instead of that A6 when he goes oooooooooh try playing that A chord the same shape as that G chord you have there but on the 7th fret ...hitting the top 3 strings and gradually playing the entire chord.. .try it Just sayin
-jet7719 | 3/10/2013 |
just a suggestion on Riff 3 instead of that A6 when he goes oooooooooh try playing that A chord the same shape as that G chord you have there but on the 7th fret ...hitting the top 3 strings and gradually playing the entire chord.. .try it Just sayin
-jet7719 | 3/10/2013 |
just a suggestion on Riff 3 instead of that A6 when he goes oooooooooh try playing that A chord the same shape as that G chord you have there but on the 7th fret ...hitting the top 3 strings and gradually playing the entire chord.. .try it Just sayin
-jet7719 | 3/10/2013 |
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on 9/20/01 
