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                             Dial: Revenge (Intro) - Mogwai
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Tabbed by: raelz
Email: dahnraelz

Tuning: Standart

This is the intro guitar part of Dial: Revenge. It's simple, but it sounds 
great.

I recommend picking the highest string with your pinky, you don't need much
dexterity for playing this and it makes fingering much easier.

1. (Played twice)                          1st playthrough             2nd playthrough
e|----------------0-----------------3-----|--0----------------|       |--0----------------|
B|-----------1p3--------3-----1-----------|-----1-------------|       |-----1-------------|
G|--------2----------2-----2-----2-----2--|--------2----------|  ->   |--------2----------|
D|-----2----------------------------------|-----------2-------|  ->   |-----------0-------|
A|--0------------------------(0)----------|-------------------|       |-------------------|
E|----------------------------------------|-------------------|       |-------------------|

Notes on 1: The (0) is plucked very lightly, you don't need to play it but 
it creates wonderful background.

2. (Played once)
e|----------------0-----------------3-----0----------------|
B|-----------1p3--------3-----1--------------1-------------|
G|--------2----------2-----2-----2-----2--------2----------|
D|-----0-------------------------------------------2-------|
A|--2------------------------------------------------------|
E|----------------------------1*---------------------------|

Notes on 2: Play the low F note (1st fret E-string) with your thumb, or with
 index finger (with middle finger substituting for your index on B-string).

3. (Played twice)
e|---------------------------|
B|--------------1------------|
G|--------2-----------2------|
D|-----2-----2-----2-----2---|
A|--0------------------------|
E|---------------------------|

Notes on 3: I am not quite sure what's happening, there, but every second E 
note (2nd fret on D string) sounds a little funny on the record. It's 
definitely on purpose, but I fail to understand what it is. Nevertheless, 
just play it my way and it sounds just fine.