From: "Scott Houle" 
Subject: s/slint/washer.tab
Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2001 00:45:37 +0000

Washer - Slint

Standard tuning

Quiet part at intro - just played on the G string with the D string played
as a drone. Nothing provided here, I never bother with it.

Main Arpeggiated riff (variations occur in the song)

e----------------------------------------------------------------------
b------8-----8---8-----7----7----7-------3-----3---3-------3---------1-
g----0-----0---------0----0----------------------------------0---------
d-------------------------------------2------2----------2---------0----
a--7-----7-----7---7----7-----7-----3------3-----3----3---------1------
e----------------------------------------------------------------------


Verses (?)

Just move between these two chords

      Em7(?)                Cadd9

e  a  d  g  b  e      e  a  d  g  b  e

0  2  2  0  3  3      x  3  2  0  3  0

Arpeggio before distorted part, it uses the chords from the verse.
This is probably not 100% accurate because it is from memory.

    Em7                             Cadd9

e-----------------------------------------------------------------------
b---------------------------------------3-----3---3------3-------3---3--
g-----------------------------------------------------------------------
d------2-----2----2-----2-----2---2---2----2----------2------2----------
a----2-----2----------2-----2-------3----3------3---3------3-------3----
e--0-----0-----0----0-----0----0----------------------------------------


Distorted part

Uses again Em7 and Cadd9, but it also sounds good using good ol barre
chords.(for the record, I think it sounds best with the E barre chord and
the Cadd9). The rhythm is pretty easy to pick up, due to its slow speed

        E                      C

e  a  d  g  b  e       e  a  d  g  b  e

0  7  9  9  x  x       x  3  5  5  5  x


Lead over Distorted part

Oblique bends - what this means is bend the hell out of the note on the
G - string whileleaving the one on the B alone. Listen to the song for
the rhythm and number of repeats.

e----------------------------------
b--7--------------------3----------
g--9--------------------5----------
d----------------------------------
a----------------------------------
e----------------------------------




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