communication breakdown | текст песни и табы (аккорды) для гитары и Mp3

From: ihateuw@u.washington.edu (David Wong)<br><br> Here`s TAB to Led Zepplin`s "Communicaton Breakdown". I believe someone <br>requested it awhile back but am not sure whether it ever got posted. Anyway, <br>the main part is just plucking an open E and changing between D and A at the <br>fifth fret. So:<br> D A D<br>e---------------------------------<br>B---T--------------------7---5--7-<br>G---A--------------------7---6--7-<br>D---B--------------------7---7--7-<br>A------------------------5---7--5-<br>E------0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-----5----<br><br> This pattern doesn`t change until the Chorus, where it switches to:<br><br> A5 A6A5 A6 A7 A5A6A5 A6 A7 A5A6A5 A6A7 A5A6A5 A6A5<br>e--------------------5---------------5---------------5-----------------<br>B---T----------------5---------------5---------------5-----------------<br>G---A----------------6---------------6---------------6-----------------<br>D---B----------------5---------------5---------------5-----------------<br>A------7-7-9-7-7-9-x-7---7-9-7-7-9-r-7---7-9-7-7-7-9-7---7-9-7-7-7-9-7-<br>E------5-5-5-5-5-5-x-5---5-5-5-5-5-r-5---5-5-5-5-5-5-5---5-5-5-5-5-5-5-<br> | | |<br> Semi P.M.---- Semi P.M. Semi P.M.-- Semi P.M.-----<br> <br> B5 B6B5 B6B7 B5B6B5 B6B7 B5B6B5 B5B7 B5B6B5 B6<br>e------------------7---------------7----------------7----------------<br>B------------------7---------------7----------------7----------------<br>G------------------8---------------8----------------8----------------<br>D------------------7---------------7----------------7----------------<br>A--9-9-119-9-9-9-119---9-119-9-9-119---9-1199-9-9-119---9-119-9-9-11-<br>E--7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7---7-7-7-7-7-7-7---7-7-77-7-7-7-7---7-7-7-7-7-7-0<br> | |<br>---------------------- Semi P.M.---<br>note: The parts where it looks like I have the 119th fret indicated came from <br>the inconvenience of a two digit number (11), therefore no dash. The part <br>where it says "1199" and "77" are due to this same problem, as well as that two <br>sixteenth notes are played while up until here the pattern has been eigth <br>notes. In other words he doubles time splitting the note into two, but not <br>skipping a beat. This isn`t really complex at all, the problem is the way I`ve <br>written out the TAB. It wouldn`t be confusing if I knew how to do this <br>properly. Sorry.<br> -Dave<br><br> Then back to the main riff of eigth note Es and the D-A-D changes, <br>after which the chorus is repeated. The second time through the main riff and <br>chorus there are some minor changes which are probably not too hard to figure, <br>including some slides and harmonics (at the seventh fret). This is because <br>there have actually been two electric guitars doing this part, and the second <br>guitar changes to these minor variations. Anyway, let`s get to the solo:<br><br> During the solo the second guitar repeats this pattern (until the <br>chorus):<br> <br> E D A E<br>e--------------------------------------<br>B---T--9-----------------7-----5---7---<br>G---A--9-9-9-9-9-9-9-9-r-7-----6---7---<br>D---B--9-9-9-9-9-9-9-9-r-7-----7---7---<br>A------7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-r-5-----7---5---<br>E------0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-r-------5-------<br> Semi-P.M. throughout<br><br> Okay, this is probably a no-no to do in writing TAB, but to write the <br>solo I`m going to pretty well forget about having the dashes mean anything in <br>terms of keeping time, and just get the notes down in proper order. And I <br>thought I had no problems with tablature. Anyone who wants to "clean-up" a <br>copy of this and repost is welcome to, perhaps along with sending me a detailed <br>e-message as to exactly where I went wrong tabbing things out. Anyway, lead <br>guitar goes like:<br><br>e----------12-----------------14--------------------------------------12-------<br>B---T--12-----15^12-12--------12-15^12-12-12-----12-15^12-12-----12------15^12-<br>G---A--14b-------------14-14b----------------14b-------------14b-14b-----------<br>D---B--------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>A------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>E------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br><br>------------------------------------12--------12-------------------------------<br>12----12---12-15----12--12-15^12-12--------------------------------------------<br>---14-14b--------14-14b------------------14b-14b-14^12------14-12h----------12-<br>-------------------------------------------------------14----------14-12-14----<br>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br><br>-------12----12----12---12---15b---15---12----12------------12-----------------<br>----12----15----15-------------------------15------------12--------------------<br>14b----------------------------------------------14b-14b-------14b^14^12----14-<br>-------------------------------------------------------------------------14----<br>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br><br>--------9----9----9---------------------------------------------------------10-<br>------9-9-12-9-12-9-------------------------------9--------------------10b-10b-<br>12-----------------11b^11^9-11-11-9----9-9-11b-----11b^11^9----11-9-9---------<br>---12--------------------------------11----------------------11----------------<br>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br><br>----10-------------------------------7/9---9-97-7-0 Okay, I know the solo<br>10b----10b^10^8---10-8---------------7/9---9-97-7-0 continues on into the <br>----------------9------9-8-9---------7/9---9-97-7-0 chorus, but it`s 1:40 A.M.<br>---------------------------------------------------- right now, and I`ve got <br>---------------------------------------------------- classes from 8:30. I`m <br>----------------------------/12-x-0-r--------------- not sure if this is really <br> going to do anyone any <br>good anyway, what with my absolute lack of any time structure here. <br> Anyway, I`ll post the rest of the solo later if someone will nicely <br>e-mail me and show me how to post TAB where dual digit fret numbers and adding <br>embellishments like bends won`t mess up the time kept by the dashes. If you <br>have a copy of the song to listen to, this posting may yet do you some good, as <br>the notes are accurate, I`m fairly sure. Yawn...<br> Sorry, all, I`m going to catch some sleep.<br><br> EDWARD LEAR 1812-1888<br> __________________________ The Owl and the Pussy-Cat went to sea<br> | | In a beautiful pea-green boat.<br> | David V. Wong | They took some honey, and plenty of money<br> | ihateuw@u.washington.edu | Wrapped up in a five-pound note.<br> | University of Washington | The Owl looked to the stars above<br> | Seattle, USA | And sang to a small guitar,<br> |__________________________| `Oh lovely Pussy! O Pussy, my love,<br> What a beautiful Pussy you are.`<br> <br> P.S.- I suppose I should explain my symbols. "r" stands for a rest, <br>"b" means to bend the preceding note a full step, "h" means to bend half a <br>step, and "^" means to either hammer-on or pull-off depending on whether the <br>number increases or decreases. Make sense? I don`t know, I hope so.<br> -Dave