Bloodstains Intro Guitar Tab

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Artist: Agent Orange
Title: Bloodstains
Cd: Living In Darkness
Tabbed By: Rafael "Rafa88offspring" Carrillo Silva
I`m 99 % sure this is the right tab for this song. (estoy el 99% de seguro que este
tab esta bien)
e ------------------------------
b ------------------------------
g ------------------------------
D -4-4-4-4-4-0-5----------------
A -4-4-4-4-4-0-5----------------
E -2-2-2-2-2-0-3----------------
and you reapeat it all song (lo tocas en casi toda la canciòn).
Also you can play this in the song "The Offspring - Bloodstains(cover)" from Ready To
Rumble OST (tambièn lo puedes tocar en el cover que hizo offspring en el cd de ready
to rumble).

Source: GuitarMasta.net
http://www.guitarmasta.net/a/agent_orange/.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture jichael Average	#1 by jichael at Sep 26, 2007 at 3:51 PM EST
	"Punks not dead, its just on life support" - Kyle Souder

No Picture ♥WeEzY Average	#2 by ♥WeEzY♥ at Sep 26, 2007 at 6:13 PM EST
	I think it's funny how he says "the scene has died away" and it was 1979. I bet he's hating the punk scene right now.

No Picture December Underg Average	#3 by December Underground at Sep 27, 2007 at 3:21 PM EST
	this is a sick song. I heard this song off one of the crusty demons of dirt motox movies. Crusty rulz!!!!!

No Picture Euroynmous Average	#4 by Euroynmous at Sep 27, 2007 at 6:28 PM EST
	the scene "died away" when slam dancing stopped being about translation/ transferrence of mutual energy & started being about shirtless, naked-chested little boys running around in circles chasing each other's tails..... and I knew the coffin was nailed shut when the crowd surfers started getting caught by the goons at the front of the stage, & sent back to their positions with a little pat on their cute little 'hawks & Hot Topic insta-punk underoos. And yeah, I'm old... but not ~really~ bitter-- just hate it when pp, forget that punk is an ideology, not a hairstyle.

No Picture Caleb Lead Player	#5 by Caleb Kerns at Sep 28, 2007 at 11:36 AM EST
	yeah this song seriously...idk how anyone can listen to it and not feel like...intoxicated with rage!

No Picture Paul Wanna Be	#6 by Paul at Sep 28, 2007 at 6:18 PM EST
	heh i've had this profile since the beginning of songmeanings =-O

No Picture simon Average	#7 by simon cody simon at Sep 29, 2007 at 6:07 AM EST
	How can you say that the deaths of Sid and Nancy were important? Nancy was a drug addicted whore groupie and Sid Vicious was a joke. He couldn't play his instrument, he didn't record with the Pistols(pretty much a joke themselves) on Nevermind the Bollocks. Two people the scence and the world are better off without.

No Picture Scott Wanna Be	#8 by Scott Michel at Sep 29, 2007 at 7:08 AM EST
	I think the song means alot of things. To me personally and on a larger scale. First, the lyric "Fast cars, cheap thrills, rich girls, fine wine" and subsequent, are referring to the materialistic world many of us tend to slip into. This is charged up even more by this... "it's a futuristic modern world but things aren't what they seem someday you'd better wake up from this stupid fantasy". The part where he says, "Things seem so much different now, the scene has died away" reminds me of the two deaths of Sid and Nancy, which happened just 2 years before the release of this song. Those two deaths shook the punk rock world. Things would never be the same again and I think this particular lyric reflects that angst.

No Picture Juandiego Rhythm Player	#9 by Juandiego Schubnell at Sep 29, 2007 at 8:44 AM EST
	limewire...

No Picture Jordie Wanna Be	#10 by Jordie Oz. at Sep 30, 2007 at 12:49 AM EST
	the scene isnt dead you could say, more or less its just a little too popular and no one wants to be in on it. i stand by minor threat, varukers, exploited, GBH, supersuckers and the likes in hope that something will come up eventually making it like it was during the 80's when the scene was considered dead by all the people who didnt know about the punks vs. skins fights twice a week at the GBH-like shows. oh how i wish i was alive then, it would have been so much cooler than this 'punk scene' that is no more than a bunch of kids now. i cant say im not one of them because im only 15, but later, i hope there will be a revival, and we will be at the head of it. i agree that leather jackets, plaid pants and multi colored mohawks, liberty spikes or a combonation of the two have been overused and worn, but now, the punk revival will begin, during the height of the 'punk trend' the scene has never been more dead. there may be a revival, there may be a different occourance all together, but the punk ideal lives on, the longing for a simple lifestyle of eating, sleeping, going to work and playing music as a interwoven society and subculture instead of judgement and 'categories' of the music we all love. unity can be reached, and unity will be reached, but now when there are a million bands that everyone knows and a million more that are yet undiscovered, there is too much focus on 'punk' in general. punk will not take people by storm, but it will gain followers slowly and steadily in cities where the true believers in the music, unity, and the dedication for change will appeal to all, but it has to be searched for.

No Picture kim Average	#11 by kim vb at Sep 30, 2007 at 12:04 PM EST
	davey - by the way this is matt-o

No Picture Nick Average	#12 by Nick L at Sep 30, 2007 at 1:33 PM EST
	rad dude, i didnt know that

No Picture Token Rhythm Player	#13 by Token at Sep 30, 2007 at 2:00 PM EST
	Everyone who posted anything in response to this song is infected with AIDS, with the exception of Charvarna and myself. Oh, and maybe the kid who said he heard this song in one of the Crusty videos.

No Picture maurizio Average	#14 by maurizio becerril gonzalez at Sep 30, 2007 at 8:34 PM EST
	yea, punks not dead, its just in a coma

No Picture Justin Average	#15 by Justin Allen at Oct 1, 2007 at 2:58 AM EST
	hm. i really have nothing to say about this, but i feel like posting. and you guys all seem somewhat sane, so i figured i may as well post here...er, i like this song? yeah, i really do. i'm not just saying that.

No Picture system of a dow Rhythm Player	#16 by system of a down at Oct 1, 2007 at 4:10 AM EST
	http://www.northsiderevival.org/ , looky here 1

No Picture no more mohawk Average	#17 by no more mohawk :( at Oct 1, 2007 at 12:23 PM EST
	Oh, they don't have this song on iTunes and I don't want to buy the whole album, where can I get it?

No Picture Erik Lead Player	#18 by Erik StJimmy at Oct 1, 2007 at 7:05 PM EST
	i very much agree with you H20GOPunx, except that i believe that there STILL is a scene, it's just temporarily on lock down... nobody will stop the show we go to from happening, and we won't be pushed out of our own scene, but we have a bunch of impersanators running around trying to barge in and change the scene. i'm not saying i'm a hardcore punk, this is just a view from the outside.

No Picture Caitlin Wanna Be	#19 by Caitlin at Oct 1, 2007 at 7:07 PM EST
	ive had this since about a month before the first crash happend. yay.

No Picture The Mexican Who Average	#20 by The Mexican Who's Living Under Satan's Wing at Oct 3, 2007 at 9:27 AM EST
	They were right, the scene HAD died. Such an angry song. Mike Palm needed a hug.

No Picture its leeeeeeeeer Wanna Be	#21 by its leeeeeeeeeroy jenkins at Oct 4, 2007 at 6:29 AM EST
	Thank you Charvana, you made me laugh everyone awake in my house =) you couldnt be more right

No Picture Zane Rhythm Player	#22 by Zane Bardarson at Oct 4, 2007 at 8:12 PM EST
	god the scene is so dead i pains me to see these fuckers with hawks walking down the street holding on to the last thread..........hurt.........the thing is....punk may not be dead but the scene is fucking gone and even though it sucks to think about we need to GET THE FUCK OVER IT.....yea but this song is kick ass and so are all of the other agent orange songs

No Picture Bjorn Average	#23 by Bjorn Nordvall at Oct 4, 2007 at 9:48 PM EST
	i aint no punk, but this song is great.

No Picture Sasquatch Average	#24 by Sasquatch Bob at Oct 5, 2007 at 9:43 PM EST
	the street brats. look them up. they come from chicago. theres a good example of real punk bands still around.