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From alex@mail.demon.net Wed Apr 9 12:45:44 1997
Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1998 01:22:36 +0100 (BST)
From: Alex Kruczkowski
To: guitar@olga.net
Subject: Sky High McKay by Therapy?
Sky High McKay by Therapy?
This is on the Teethgrinder single and the Japanese issue of the Nurse album.
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Main riff
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|D-C-D-F---D-C-D-|G#G-F-G---F-D-C-|D-C-D-F---D-C-D--------------------|
|G#G-F-G---F-D-C---|
Unfortunately, if you are in standard tuning this can't be played low down
because you can't get the low D and C. So, there are three ways to fix
this.
1) raise the last D and C:
|D-C-D-F---D-C-D-|G#G-F-G---F-D-C-|D-C-D-F---D-C-D-|------------D-C-|
|G#G-F-G---F-----|
2) play the whole thing one octave up on the guitar (this doesn't help
the bass player of course)
3) tune your guitar down four steps to C (or at least, the bottom four
strings).
Method 1:
E|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
B|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
G|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
D|------3---------|6-5-3-5---3-----|------3---------|----------------|
A|5-3-5-----5-3-5-|------------5-3-|5-3-5-----5-3-5-|------------5-3-|
E|----------------|----------------|----------------|4-3-1-3---1-----|
Method 2:
E|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
B|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
G|------A---------|D-C-A-C---A-----|------A---------|----------------|
D|C-A-C-----C-A-C-|------------C-A-|C-A-C-----C-A-C-|----------------|
A|----------------|----------------|----------------|B-A-8-A---8-----|
E|----------------|----------------|----------------|------------A-8-|
Method 3:
C|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
G|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
D#|------2---------|5-4-2-4---2-----|------2---------|----------------|
Bb|4-2-4-----4-2-4-|------------4-2-|4-2-4-----4-2-4-|----------------|
F|----------------|----------------|----------------|3-2-0-2---0-----|
C|----------------|----------------|----------------|------------2-0-|
So, the bass plays it once, then the guitar joins in and plays it twice
(with more bends the second time round), and then the guitar moves to
an octave higher plus squeals. (You can use method 1 for the lower
part and method 2 for the octave up)
Then:
E5/B A5 (x022xx@1)Bb5 (x133xx@1)name="chord_x244xx@1">B5 C5 (x355xx@1) C#D5
E|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
B|---some sort of twiddling here---|----------------|----------------|
G|9---------------|----------------|2---3---4---5---|6-7-------------|
D|9---------------|----------------|2---3---4---5---|6-7-------------|
A|7---------------|----------------|0---1---2---3---|4-5-------------|
E|7---------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
Repeat: E5 B5
Back to the bass doing the main riff which is does twice, and then
it finishes on a D.
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This transcription was done by Alex Kruczkowski (alex@roman.demon.co.uk).
You can find the web's most comprehensive archive of Therapy? tablature
at .
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