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Artist: Earshot
Title: headstrong
Tabbed by: Andrew
Tuning: Dropped D
Intro x2
E----------------------------------------------------------------|
G----------------------------------------------------------------|
B------------------------------------------------------0---------|
D--1/0-1/2-1/0-1/2-1/0-1/0-0---1/0-1/2-1/0-1/2-1/0-1/0-----------|
A----------------------------------------------------------------|
D----------------------------------------------------------------|
Distorted part x2
E--------------------------------------------------------------|
G--------------------------------------------------------------|
B--------------------------------------------------------------|
D--1/0-1/2-1/0-1/2-1/0-1/0--0--1/0-1/2-1/0-1/2-1/0-1/0--5------|
A--1/0-1/2-1/0-1/2-1/0-1/0--0--1/0-1/2-1/0-1/2-1/0-1/0--5------|
D--1/0-1/2-1/0-1/2-1/0-1/0--0--1/0-1/2-1/0-1/2-1/0-1/0--5------|
The verse is the same as the distorted part but with palm mutes and
then u hit off on the 5...listen to the song and ull know what i mean.
Chorus x4
E---------------------------------------------------------------|
G---------------------------------------------------------------|
B---------------------------------------------------------------|
D---9-9-9-5-5-5-2-2-2-4-4-4-------------------------------------|
A---9-9-9-5-5-5-2-2-2-4-4-4-------------------------------------|
D---9-9-9-5-5-5-2-2-2-4-4-4-------------------------------------|
Then u play the distorted part and verse again
Solo
E----10----10---10---10---10---10---10---10---10---10-----------|
G--8----8-----8----8----8----8----8----8----8----8--------------|
B---------------------------------------------------------------|
D---------------------------------------------------------------|
A---------------------------------------------------------------|
D---------------------------------------------------------------|
keep on playing the solo countlessly...until second distortion kicks
in, which is this...but i think this part is wrong cos im takin this
off my memory
E---------------------------------------------------------------|
B---------------------------------------------------------------|
G---------------------------------------------------------------|
D--10-11-8-8-8-9------------------------------------------------|
A--10-11-8-8-8-9------------------------------------------------|
D--10-11-8-8-8-9------------------------------------------------|
after that u play the chorus once again...and im guessin thats it...
enjoy...if anyone reads it...
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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nate Average |
#1 by nate eastman at Jun 16, 1971 at 10:38 PM EST |
| Holy sweet shit Chris the lead singer sounds like the not so one and only voice of Maynard of Tool. Tool is the best band of all time and shall rule all forever. Earshot is good but not similar to Tool. Even the voice differs from Maynards in some songs. it really only sounds alike in "Get Away". Oh ya instrument wise/riffs, Earshot is nothing simply because Danny Carrey is a God and Adam fukcs you wit his guitar. They do kick ass and although they are not as origional as Tool because their lyrics are not exactly based around anal fisting and occult , but Earshot is definitly better than the rest of the shit bag rock bands out there!! | |
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Syco Shawn (Jug Wanna Be |
#2 by Syco Shawn (Juggalo) at Jul 21, 1972 at 8:48 AM EST |
| hey i didn't diss shit. i said i liked earshot's music. i just don't find them original. | |
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Spença Average |
#3 by Spença B at Mar 19, 1973 at 12:24 AM EST |
| I cgree with Nothingface554. Earshot is definitelh a good"band, I like thgir musib and everything, but thdy sound"eerily `imilar fo Tool. Good snng though, most definitfly. | |
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Klez Wanna Be |
#4 by Klez Klez at Sep 14, 1979 at 5:38 PM EST |
| The lead singer of Earshot (Wil Martin) may sounds like Maynard, but music and lyric wise i don't think they sound like Tool at all. | |
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Tom Wanna Be |
#5 by Tom Miller at Feb 22, 1981 at 9:27 PM EST |
| sorry... meant to say right, not alright. didn't mean to sound so bossy... | |
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Super Average |
#6 by Super Unknown at Oct 17, 1982 at 7:54 AM EST |
| i'm not trying to bag on earshot or anything, i like the song and all, but they don't really have a very original sound. when i first heard this song, i thought it was tool. there's nothing wrong with it of course, but call it what it is: good, but unoriginal music. | |
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Jeff Average |
#7 by Jeff Berg at Jan 14, 1987 at 10:40 AM EST |
| look, either way, they're not original... alright? you're saying you don't find them similar to tool... fine. but i don't think you could reasonably argue that earshot is original. that was my point. | |
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steve Wanna Be |
#8 by steve bassmasta at Jan 18, 1987 at 4:15 PM EST |
| earshot is a great band one of my faves. i dont see much tool inside their music besides wills voice is simillar to manrars from tool as anyone who is into tool would totally agree. i agree with toolgod | |
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Tyler Average |
#9 by Tyler Kinsherf at Sep 17, 1987 at 3:00 AM EST |
| i think these people are stupid. im a huge tool fan and lyrically earshot is completly different. yes will from earshot resembles maynard but only breifly. earshots cd is awesome and has its own unique sound | |
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Your Mom Average |
#10 by Your Mom at Sep 25, 1991 at 3:03 PM EST |
| Good song, i love it, this band is pretty cool. The meaning is pretty simple. He liked someone alot (yes you meant the world to me) but in the end he has to break it off with her maybe due to some of the things shes said in the past (i cant believe the things you say, so wrong for how i feel this way) this parts awsome: One time too many You've let me down Won't think what could be Can' feel much now | |
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patrick Wanna Be |
#11 by patrick at Feb 17, 1992 at 11:37 PM EST |
| kudos to underalus | |
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Nait Average |
#12 by Nait at Apr 11, 1992 at 4:08 AM EST |
| i've never heard a vocalist who sounded so much like maynard. i'm glad i'm not the only one. this either means that i'm not crazy, or that people are not stupid. 1 | |
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Stoner Average |
#13 by Stoner Punk at Nov 18, 1994 at 10:37 AM EST |
| Unique sound, I was impressed upon first hearing it. He ends the song in a strong manner... in such a way you have to listen to the song again and again just to get the feeling over and over. Earshot may be building something of a huge fanbase here soon. | |
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Paul Average |
#14 by Paul Givlin at Dec 6, 1996 at 5:15 PM EST |
| nothing like dissing a band just because the frontman sounds similar to someone else, eh? | |
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Greg Average |
#15 by Greg at Jul 27, 2000 at 8:41 AM EST |
| This songs rocks!..Earshot is a great new band too! | |
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Drake Average |
#16 by Drake Bergman at May 21, 2002 at 12:10 PM EST |
| I agree with Angl. The lead singer sounds a tiny bit like Maynard, but...thats all. Obviously all of you saying they sound like Tool dont know Tool's music very well. Tool is my absolute favorite band, and id like to think i know quite well how they sound, and Earshot doesnt really sound like them. Just the singer. And thats something they really cant help. | |
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Tom Wanna Be |
#17 by Tom Miller at Jun 29, 2004 at 5:50 AM EST |
| well, that's fair enough. just my opinion is all | |
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Dane Rhythm Player |
#18 by Dane n||n at Jul 17, 2005 at 4:01 AM EST |
| Original in what sense? Tool's musical composition (6/4 and 7/8 times) are quite different from not just earshot, but from many other artists. Plus, their sound is highly polished (in a good way), coherent and difinitive. Earshot definitely sticks more to the typical music structure of contemporary rock music (intro, verse, chorus, verse, chorus, bridge/interlude, extended chorus) while Tool is on a whole other world. I'm a big fan of both bands, but I know very well that they aren't all that similar. Try to look at it from a musical perscpective (orchestration, composition, arragement, lyrical) rather than comparing vaguely similar vocal styles and guitar riffs/equalization/distortion (that is, if you are a musician YOURSELF). | |
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