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Date: Thu, 27 Nov 1997 15:34:42 -0800 (PST)
From: keanek@chipsnet.com (Keane, Ed)


"southbound" by MxPx on the life in general album
Git's (320003@1)all the same
A (x02220@1)                           Dthe (xx0232@1)same old with a different name
Gthat's (320003@1)fine by me
             A (x02220@1)                            Dthere's (xx0232@1)only one place that i wanna be
     chorus
C (x32010@1)     D (xx0232@1)              Gsouthbound (320003@1)on I-5
       C (x32010@1)      D (xx0232@1)         G (320003@1)i'm driving and i'm dreaming'
             C (x32010@1)              D (xx0232@1)     G (320003@1)there's no place i'd rather go
C (x32010@1)                     Dstaring (xx0232@1)at white lines on the side of the road
G (320003@1)A (x02220@1)C (x32010@1)name="chord_320003@1">G  A (x02220@1)C (x32010@1)D (xx0232@1)name="chord_320003@1">G  A (x02220@1)C (x32010@1)name="chord_320003@1">G  A (x02220@1)C (x32010@1)D (xx0232@1)Gbeen (320003@1)on the road a while
   A (x02220@1)                              Di (xx0232@1)gotta get back to the place with style
Ghang (320003@1)out, having fun
  A (x02220@1)                              Di (xx0232@1)gotta get back to the beach in the sun
   chorus
C (x32010@1)     D (xx0232@1)                Gsouthbound (320003@1)on I-5
C (x32010@1)           D (xx0232@1)            Gwindows (320003@1)down and music on the stereo
        C (x32010@1)     D (xx0232@1)        G (320003@1)i'm driving and i'm dreaming'
            C (x32010@1)              D (xx0232@1)      Gthere's (320003@1)no place i'd rather go
C (x32010@1)                  Dplaying (xx0232@1)every night with the occasional fight
G (320003@1)A (x02220@1)C (x32010@1)name="chord_320003@1">G  A (x02220@1)C (x32010@1)D (xx0232@1)name="chord_320003@1">G  A (x02220@1)C (x32010@1)name="chord_320003@1">G  A (x02220@1)C (x32010@1)D (xx0232@1)C# (x43121@1)D (xx0232@1)C# (x43121@1)name="chord_320003@1">G

(then a solo that i don;t know)

 then you end on D

well i hope it works, it did for me!
 i got it off the MxPx site(www.mxpx.com)
and they have almost every song tab by them!
by   keanek@chipsnet.com
> >i have tabs that are not in us1 site here! and i want to add them but i
> >don't know how!
>
>
>               .oooooo.   ooooo          .oooooo.          .o.
>              d8P'  `Y8b  `888'         d8P'  `Y8b        .888.
>             888      888  888         888               .8"888.
>             888      888  888         888              .8' `888.
>             888      888  888         888     ooooo   .88ooo8888.
>             `88b    d88'  888       o `88.    .88'   .8'     `888.
>              `Y8bood8P'  o888ooooood8  `Y8bood8P'   o88o     o8888o
>
>
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> 	OLGA, the On-Line Guitar Archive, is anatural (x02210@1)development of
> the guitar.tab newsgroups. The Archive provides a library of files that
> is more permanent than usenet and is easily accessible, and attempts to
> prevent repetition of work already done by the community.
>
> 	If you can educate others in how to play asong, (x02210@1)type up
> the chords and/or tab and/or playing tip and send it to both the
> newsgroups *AND* the archive, and contribute to the community.
>
> OLGA is particularly looking to develop the weaker areas, such as bass tab,
> acoustic and classical pieces, country, blues and jazz.
>
> Step 1. Preparing your file
> Step 2. Sending us your file.
> Step 3. Acceptance criteria.
> Step 4. Your file at OLGA
>
>
>
> Step 1:		Before you submit, make sure of the following:
> Final		a) That you have included the song name, artist's name
> Preparations	and your own name (and if different, the transciber's name)
>
> 		b) If you can, include other information such as the name
> 		of the album from which the track comes, the name of the
> 		author(s) of the words and music, details of the publisher
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> 		to mention if your file is aspecial (x02210@1)version of the song,
> 		such as from alive (x02210@1)show or an acoustic recording.
>
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>
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> 		tab file already exists for the song, take it down
> 		and incorporate your material with it.
> 		Try to contact the original author to come to an agreement.
> 		Always credit the original author and mention what each of
> 		you has done.
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> 	      * e) Files must be written in (or saved as) plain-text. It's not
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> 		etc) you should:
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> 		pico) you will naturally have to do all these things.)
>
>
> Step 2:		Use Email
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> 		to news, i.e.  TAB: 'songname' by 'artistname' (See Step 3)
>
>  		Files must be sent individually (that is, don't
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>
> 3.1. The subject line of your submission MUST start with
> one of the prefixes listed below (three/four letters and a colon).
> We appreciate it if you then can give the song name and artist name.
>
> Examples of good subject lines (in order of preference):
> 	Subject: CRD: r/reed_lou/hello_its_me.crd
> 	Subject: CRD: hello_its_me.crd by Lou Reed/John Cale
> 	Subject: TAB: hello its me by Lou Reed/John Cale
> 	Subject: PRO: 'Hello It's Me' (Lou Reed/John Cale)
>
> List of Prefixes:
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> Step 3.2, 3.3:
> Here are (some of) the criteria for acceptance, and what you should do
> if you file fails these criteria. If your file fails any of these, it
> will be sent back to you, within a week, with a request that it be fixed.
>
> 	The file includes the song name, artist's name, the transcriber's
> 	name, and, if different, the submittor's name.
>
> 	The file is 'all your own work'. If you use material from abook (x02210@1)or
> 	magazine, it won't (knowingly) be archived.
>
> 	The file is substantially complete. Examples of insufficient detail
> 	are: single line of tab; files without lyrics; verse but no chorus.
> 	You should always make the form of the song clear, particularly if
> 	there's asolo (x02210@1)or bridge (for example) that you can't work out - lable
> 	the various parts (intro, verse, chorus, bridge, etc) and give their
> 	order.
>
> 	The file is not readable, due to unknown encoding when sending, or
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>
> 	If afile (x02210@1)for the song already exists:
> 	you should get the existing version from the archive,
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> 	(If the recordings on which the crd/tab are based are
> 	different, this may not be possible. They may, for example,
> 	be in different keys, or have different choruses, or be
> 	special live or acoustic versions.)
> 	If your file is for the same recording as the file already
> 	existing, try to contact the original author to come to an
> 	agreement. Always credit the original author and mention what
> 	each of you has done. If you can't contact the author, try to
> 	send asingle (x02210@1)file (your file and theirs integrated), giving your
> 	alternative notation where necessary. If you are completely sure of
> 	your work, you would not include the old file; if you are not
> 	certain, give both alternatives in the single file.
>
> When you resubmit your file:
> 	add anote (x02210@1)at the head, addressed to the archivist, giving
> 	instructions. Example: "Archivist - This file includes the
> 	already existing one for this song, but adds the solo - please
> 	replace the old one with this. I have kept the original author's
> 	name along with mine." or "Note to Archivist - The solo
> 	in the existing file is quite wrong, so i inserted the correct tab.
> 	Anote (x02220@1)at the top says I wrote the solo. Please replace the
> 	old file with this one."
>
> If your file meets the criteria for acceptance, it will be archived
> within a week, and you should see it at the sites shortly after that.
>
> Step 4:
> Your file at OLGA:
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> 		far as material extraneous to the musical content (basically
> 		the header and .sig) may be removed or edited.
>
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> 		gives permission for fair-use distribution.
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> 		if accompanying the file, along with any other information
> 		the archivists deem relevant.
>
> 		The archivists retain the right to modify or remove files as
> 		they see fit.
>
> 		In cases of duplication of asong, (x02210@1)the archivists may remove
> 		atranscription (x02210@1)judged to be of inferior quality. As mentioned
> 		above, submittors are expected to offer opinion as to the
> 		quality of existing versions of files.
>
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