Velvet Revolver

Velvet Revolver - Slither Ver 3 guitar tab

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There is scratching in the beginning and I don?t know what that is.	By: Jimmy C.
Being a huge STP and GNR fan I think this band is gonna come
up with more great songs like this
Drop D tuuning

Intro:
scratching in beginning by slash
start on a D
at 14 seconds guitar 1 comes in:
e-------------------------------------------------------------------
B----7-----------10------12------------7-------10-----7-------------
G----7-----------10----- 12------------7-------10-----7-------------
D--- 7-----------10------12------------7-------10-----7-------------  x2
A--- 5-----------8--------10-----------5--------8------5------------
D-------------------------------------------------------------------
      ???Let ring??????..Let ring????.
Guitar 2: (this is the intro but is also played in the chorus by guitar 2)
e-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
B------7--------------------5-------------------3---------------7-------------
G------7--------------------5-------------------4---------------7-------------
D------7--------------------5-------------------4---------------7-------------
A------5--------------------3-------------------2---------------5-------------
D-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
??????let ring????????.letring???????..
Guitar 2: ?preverse? and verses
e---------------------------------------------------------
B---------------------------------------------------------
G---------------------------------------------------------
D------0--3--4--0--6--7--0--10--0--6--7--0--5--0--3--4----
A----- 0--3--4--0--6--7--0--10--0--6--7--0--5--0--3--4----
D------0--3--4--0--6--7--0--10--0--6--7--0--5--0--3--4----
Guitar 1 comes in 4th time the above is played (v on last note: vibrato)
e--------------------------------8--------------------------
B--------------------9--10-----------9--10----8-------------
G---7--10--11--7----------7-----7---------7---- 7---10v-----
D-----------------------------------------------------------
A-----------------------------------------------------------
D-----------------------------------------------------------
Guitar 1 comes in on the 4th time that guitar two does the riff for the verse 1, this riff is also played in the chorus
e------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------
G---------------------------5--------------------
D------------------6--7----------6--7----5-------
A----5--8--9--5--------5-----5-------5----5--8---
D------------------------------------------------
Guitar 1 comes in on the 4th time that guitar 2 does the riff for the verse 2
e------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------
G------------------------------------------------
D------------------------------------------------
A------------------------------------------------
D---0-3-4-0-6-7-0-10-0-6-7-0-5-0-3-4-------------

Sorry I don?t know the solo, but you can play the pentatonic
scale on the 10th fret and improv to the song, it sounds really cool
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Walter

Submitted by Walter at Tuesday 22nd of June 2004 17:18

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mshappel

Wednesday 7th of July 2004 00:14

Here's a variation on your chorus chords that sounds cool:

E------x---------------------------------x----------------x-------------
B------3----------------5----------------x----------------7-------------
G------2----------------5----------------4----------------7-------------
D------0----------------5----------------5----------------7-------------
A------0----------------3----------------2----------------5-------------
D------0----------------0----------------0----------------0-------------
mshappel

Tuesday 6th of July 2004 23:53

Good job. First one I've seen that got it right with the drop D tuning - especially with the main riff. Playing the main riff on the D-A-D strings (same fret) and working your way up to the 10th fret is much easier than trying to do straight tuning and playing it like bar chords. I don't know how to create tab but I would like to throw in the end riff --

0 10 12 0 9 10 0 7 0 6 7 0 5 0 3 4 0

this would be played (according to your tab) using the D-A-D strings (all same frets)