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From: kevin@sherman.pas.rochester.edu (kevin mcfadden)
Ok, tag team time........
I worked out most of this a few months ago. I am not very good at
figuring fast leads, so this is missing a few breaks and the solo.
Listen to the song and put it together, there aren't very many chords
and you can simulate the lead breaks with your favorite pentatonic
(Em? I think the song is in C...) Actually, this is a good song to
start learning how to transcribe. It is probably the third I have
figured out since trying this method. I am just going to post this in
parts because I am doing this from memory.
Green Manalishi
by Judas Priest
Transcribed by Kevin McFadden
Chords are just your standard power chords.
I = root on E, II = root on A
INTRO:
EII DII EII GII GII GII EII EII EII
DII EII DII EII DII CII CII BII CII
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--------------------------------------12----------
------------2-3-5---5-3-2----------12----14-------
2-2-3-5---5---------------5----\14----------------
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VERSE:
[muted EI, or EII with open E, for a while then...]
EII EII EII GII AII GII AII GII EII
I really think that is it. Just play around with those chords and tab
above. If there is anything I missed post the addendum.
Regards,
Kevin
