From [email protected] Sun May 4 09:48:50 1997
Date: Tue, 08 Apr 1997 21:45:46 -0700
From: «Jimmy_B.»
To: [email protected]
Subject: Artist: Sublime Song: April 29, 1992 (Miami)
Artist: Sublime
Song: April 29, 1992 (Miami)
Album: Sublime
Tabbed by: Huey Burnside ([email protected])
Intro Fig. 1 X2
Slight Palm Mute………………………………..
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Verse Fig. 2 X4
Slow Upward «Ska» Rythm
Slight Distortion
April 29…. You were sitting….
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Bridge Fig. 3 x4
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Piano Break
Verse Fig 2 X4
Bridge Fig. 3 X2
Fig 4. X4
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Piano Break 2
Fig 2. X4
Bridge Fig. 3 X4
4th Time Slide Down
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From [email protected] Sun May 4 10:49:22 1997
Date: Thu, 03 Apr 97 13:31:09 -0600
From: Henry Nicholson
To: [email protected]
Subject: April 26, 1992
April 26, 1992
by SUBLIME: The most cheerful song about
anarchy, stealing, and arson
that ever existed.
intro/verse-
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Interlude, part 1-
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Interlude, part 2-
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..reapeat this part once, then take a short rest,
then cut into the second verse.
Later, during the «Won’t you let it burn, let it burn,
let it burn?» part-
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Now, wasn’t that fun? Good.
«They said it was for the black man, they said it was for
the Mexican, and not for the white man. But if you look in
the streets, it wasn’t about Rodney King. It’s this fucked
up situation and these fucked up police. It’s about comin’
up, and stayin’ on top and screamin’ 1-8-7 on a motherfuckin’
cop.» -Bradlee Nowell (RIP), from «April 26, 1992»
-Poodgie
