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rhythm guitar #1, rhythm guitar #2, lead guitar, bass, percussion, other
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I guess I forgot to add the T's for the tapping part, but I figured it was implied that you'd be doing hammer-ons with your left hand anyway. As for the outro, I still think that it's played the way I tabbed it. I posted a cover on my page played the way I tabbed it and if you compare it to the actual song you'll find that it sounds just like it. You can hear the dissonance between the notes and it isn't an octave chord. I can see why you got rid of the kick layering, but I'm wondering why you changed on of the hammer-ons in the verse to the G string when it's definitely played on the B. Ah well.
Great Tab! 5*
Great tab, but I really wish bands would stop assuming that tuning down makes them sound heavier. Especially when they're playing in a standard tuning like this, dropped down to infinity and back. It's sickening how flappy this sounds on the album for a supposedly tight band.