WARNING: You are trying to view
content from Ultimate-Guitar.com
in an unauthorized application,
which is prohibited.
Please use an official Ultimate
Guitar Tabs application for iPhone,
iPad or Android to access legitimate
chords, guitar, bass, and drum tabs
from Ultimate-Guitar.com database.
Type "ultimate guitar tabs" in Apple
App Store's or Android Market's
search to find the application.
Song: Movies
Artist: Alien Ant Farm
bassist: Tye Zamora
A fairly easy song. I haven't seen many accurate tabs
for it on here, so i figured I'd give it a shot.
First verse part 1
G-------------------------------------|I
D---------7-----------7---------------|I
A--12\------0-6-7-------0-6-7---------|I
E-----------------0-0----------0------|I
B-------------------------------------|I
The thing about the slide is to keep plucking as you slide down.
First Verse part 2 x3 then slide from 12
G-------------------I-----------------|I
D--7--------7-------I-----------------|I
A----0-6-7----0-6-7-I-12\-------------|I
E-------------------I-----------------|I
B-------------------I-----------------|I
Chorus 1
The rhythm's a bit tricky to tab out, but with listening it's fairly easy.
G------------------------------------|I
D------------------------------------|I
A---------------------00-33----------|I
E--5-55-55-55-4\-2-22----------------|I
B------------------------------------|I
also, those aren't fifty-fives and twenty twos, it's 2 fives
and two three's (etc.) close together.
G------------------------------------|I
D------------------------------------|I
A------------------------------------|I
E--0-00-00-00-0-4-44-44-44-4---------|I
B------------------------------------|I
play both those twice and end on
G--------|I
D--------|I
A--------|I
E--5~----|I
B--------|I
The second verse is the same as the first, but in a different order.
just listen to it, and play the open E's in time with the kick drum.
that goes to the first bridge,
G---------------------------------------------------------|I
D---------------------------------------------------------|I
A-44444444/7777-22222222/4444-----------------------------|I
E-----------------------------44444444/5555-77777777------|I
B---------------------------------------------------0000--|I
That low B is optional, but it can be heard upon close listening. and Tye does
primarily use five and six string basses. I don't think i have the right rhythm there,
but it sounds close.
play that twice, then go to chorus two
chorus 2
G------------------------------------|I
D------------------------------------|I
A---------------------00-33----------|I
E--5-55-55-55-4\-2-22----------------|I
B------------------------------------|I
G------------------------------------|I
D------------------------------------|I
A------------------------------------|I
E--0-00-00-00-0-4-44-44-44-4---------|I
B------------------------------------|I
play all that three times, then end on
G----------6---|-I
D--------------|I
A----------7---|-I
E--5-4-2-------|I
B--------------|I
That goes to the second bridge;
G------------------------------------|I
D------------------------------------|I
A-------------------------44444444---|I
E--0-0~--4~--5~--0-0~--4~------------|I
B------------------------------------|I
G----------------------------------------------|I
D----------------------------------------------|I
A--444444/77-222222/44-------------------------|I
E----------------------444444/55-777777--------|I
B---------------------------------------0-0-0--|I
Play that about three or four times, then end on
G-------------|I
D-------------|I
A-/17\\\------|I
E-------------|I
B-------------|I
keep plucking the A string as you slide down.
this goes to chorus three.
Chorus three is the same as chorus 2, but the ending is different;
G----------6~--------------------|I
D---------------6/7-6------------|I
A----------7~---------9-7~-------|I
E--5-4-2--------------------0~---|I
B--------------------------------|I
Thats all of it. Enjoy.
Legend:
/ = slide up (toward the bridge)
\ = slide down (towards the headstock)
~ = let the note ring
I = this just divides the measures. actually, they're not
really measures, but it divides up the riffs and everything.
