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Offend In Every Way Tab
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e|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- b|------------(0)-------------------------------------3-------------------------------- g|-------------------------------------0----0---0-2---2--2-2h3-2-0---0---(0)----------- d|-0---------------------------------0--------3-----0-0------------3------------------- a|---3-1-0---5------0-1-3---3--3-1-3-----5-----------------------------5------0-1-2-3-- E|---------3-3----3-------1-1------------3-----------------------------3----3---------- e|--------------------------------- b|--(0)---------------------------- g|---------------------------4----- d|-5-------------------------5----- a|-3---3-1-0-----3------0-1--5----- E|-----------3-1-1--1-3------3----- well...thats how I play it, and it sounds good to me...
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That's pretty much perfect. Good job
good job, only thing i found wrong was one of the ghost notes in parentheses, the one after the C power chord is supposed to be a C, u have it marked as open B. it should be played easiest if played on the 5th fret of the G-string by bar chord C fingering. It would also be easier (for me at least) to use a bar chord fingering whenever playing any of the ghost notes in parentheses. For the G chord ghost note just do a G bar chord and play it on the 4th fret of the G string.
I dont know if this is the way Jack White does it but its the easiest way for me to do it.
its just the intro, doesn't cover the versus or break between the versus (which btw are different to the intro)