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Into The Infinity Of Thoughts Tab

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         Title : Into The Infinity of Thoughts
        Artist : Emperor
         Album : In The Nightside Eclipse
Transcribed by : Nate Smith 
        This is track 2 from the complete "In The Nightside Eclipse"
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Legend
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 h  = hammer-on
 p  = pull-off
 b  = bend
 r  = bend release
 /  = slide up/down
 = natural harmonic
[5] = artifical harmonic
 ~  = vibrato
 tr = trill

 g1 = guitar #1 Ishan(?), notes on top of staff
(5) = notes played only by g2 Samoth(?)
 g2 = guitar #2 Samoth(?), notes on bottom of staff
 trem. = tremelo picking
 r# = riff #
 b# = break #

    r1, g1 trem., arpeg. power chords.
E|----------------------------------------------------------------------
B|----------------------------------------------------------------------
G|----------------------------------------------------------------------
D|--7-----7-----7-----7-----9-----9-----9-----9-----10------10------10--
A|--7--7-----7--7--7-----7--9--9-----9--9--9-----9--10--10------10--10--
E|--5-----------5-----------7-----------7------------8---------------8--
    g2 only plays main power ch. w/ shift slides between, following rhythm.


E|------------------------------------------------------------------||--
B|------------------------------------------------------------------||--
G|------------------------------------------------------------------||--
D|------10--------------12--------------12--------------------------||--
A|--10------10------12------12------12------12----------------------||--
E|--------------10--------------10----------------------------------||--



    r2, g1, arpeg. power chords, trem.
E|--------------------------------------------------------------------
B|--------------------------------------------------------------------
G|--------------------------------------------------------------------
D|--7-----7-----7-----7-----6-----6-----5-----5-----4-----4-----4-----
A|--7--7-----7--7--7-----7--6--6-----6--5--5-----5--4--4-----4--4--4--
E|--5-----------5-----------4-----------3-----------2-----------2-----
    g2 only plays main power chords


             r2 ending, used on last repetition
E|--------|--------------------------------------------------------||--
B|--------|--------------------------------------------------------||--
G|--------|--------------------------------------------------------||--
D|--4-----|--5-----5-----6-----6-----------------------------------||--
A|-----4--|--5--5-----5--6--6-----6--------------------------------||--
E|--------|--3-----------4-----------------------------------------||--



    r3, g2, trem.,1st br. r3, g1, trem. triplets w/ r3, g2
E|-----------------|-------------------------------------------------||--
B|-----------------|-------------------------------------------------||--
G|-----------------|-------------------------------------------------||--
D|--4--5--2--5--4--|-------------0--2--4----0--4--5------------------||--
A|--4--5--2--5--4--|-----2--4----------------------------------------||--
E|--2--3--0--3--2--|--0--------------------------------0--3----------||--



    r4, g1, '6' note trem..
E|------------------------------------------------------------------||--
B|------------------------------------------------------------------||--
G|------------------------------------------------------------------||--
D|------------------------------------------------------------------||--
A|--6--5-----6--5---------------------------------------------------||--
E|--------5--------4------------------------------------------------||--
    g2 follows g1


    r5, g1, "emperor" power chord
E|------------------------------------------------------------------||--
B|------------------------------------------------------------------||--
G|------------------------------------------------------------------||--
D|--5/7--7-----5/7--7-----7/9--9-----7/9--9-------------------------||--
A|--4/6-----6--4/6-----6--6/8-----8--6/8-----8----------------------||--
E|--3/5--------3/5--------5/7--------5/7----------------------------||--
    g2 follows slides after first few rep.


    r6, g1 only
E|------------------------------------------------------------------||--
B|--------------1-------------------2-------------------------------||--
G|-----------0-----0-------------1-----1----------------------------||--
D|--------2-------------------3-------------------------------------||--
A|-----2-------------------3----------------------------------------||--
E|--0-------------------1-------------------------------------------||--



    r7, g1, arpeg. barre chords.
E|-------------------------------------------7---9---9-----9----------
B|--7-6----------------7-6----------------7--7---9---9--9-------------
G|--7-6----------------7-6----------------7--9--11--11----------------
D|--98--8--8--8-----8/98--8--8--8-----8/9--9--11--11----------------
A|--98-----------8--8/98-----------8--8/9--7---9---9----------------
E|--76--------------6/76--------------6/7---------------------------
    g2 follows w/ power chords only


       r8, g1, triplet beat                           g1&g2
E--||--------------------------------(2)-------(2)----------||----
B--||--------------------------------(2)--(2)---------------||----
G--||--------------------------4-----(2)--------------------||----
D--||--5--5--5--5--5--5--5--5--4--5---4---------------7--6--||----
A--||--5--5--5--5--5--5--5--5--2--5---4---------------7--6--||----
E--||--3--3--3--3--3--3--3--3-----3---2---------------5--4--||----
                                careful not to follow keyboard here


song: r1 4X, r2 4X w/ r2 ending on 4th rep.,  r1 4X, r3 g2 only 2st rep.
6X, r4 2X, r3 4X, r4 2X, r2 2X w/ r2 ending 2nd time,  r5 2X (watch out
for keyboard here), r6 4X, pattern1: (r7 2X ending on 2nd, r8 2X ending on 2nd)
2X, r6 4X, pattern1 2X, r5 2X, r1 4X, r1 g2 only 2X, r1 2X.

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Al Rhythm Player	#1 by Al Menzies at May 21, 1972 at 6:18 PM EST
	it was actually only Samoth who burned the church

No Picture Dominic Badass	#2 by Dominic Smith at Jun 16, 1976 at 5:32 AM EST
	That is true, but the majority of people lump the two together.

No Picture Glenn Average	#3 by Glenn Campbell at Jul 2, 1977 at 11:15 AM EST
	EMPEROR IS GREAT! just simple thoughtfull dark fairytales i love them... this whole album is full of lyrical beauty, it just smashes the whole satanic cock rock stereotypical image thats stuck with black metal

No Picture Matthew Average	#4 by Matthew Spencer at May 22, 1978 at 12:15 AM EST
	bear in mind norway is a country with a strong viking heritage. in 800 AD olaf Trygvasson, introduced christianity to norway,and many people converted. samoths motive (who who was involved in the burning of skjold church in Rogaland, with count Grishnakh) was in fact to remind people of their VIKING roots. nothing satanic there. the norweigians are a proud bunch ye know...:D

No Picture Jordan Average	#5 by Jordan Alley at Dec 8, 1979 at 5:17 AM EST
	Just because someone burns a church doesn't mean they're satantic. They could be a disgruntled atheist or agnostic. 1

No Picture billy Wanna Be	#6 by billy tams at Mar 31, 1982 at 6:00 AM EST
	Another thing: Emperor's lyrics seem, to me, just as Pagan as Satanic.

No Picture Elijah Rhythm Player	#7 by Elijah Grant at Apr 16, 1983 at 5:50 AM EST
	Lots of people hate the shitty production in black metal...but I like it here, it suits the darkness of the song well. It sounds almost like a crack opened up in the earth and someone recorded the sounds coming out of hell. Creepy.

No Picture Jin Jin Average	#8 by Jin Jin Rockz at Apr 24, 1985 at 1:56 AM EST
	Judging by this song alone, there is nothing Pagan or Satanic.

No Picture Clay Average	#9 by Clay McGavisk at Sep 14, 1985 at 6:22 PM EST
	what does he mean?

No Picture Anarchos Lead Player	#10 by Anarchos Olsson at Sep 16, 1985 at 12:34 PM EST
	One important thing you should consider, when talking about Black Metal and Satanism, is that Satanism does not necessarily meankilling chicken and raping virgins. Positve satanism is just a way to say that everyone should be his own master and not the follower of some self proclaimed greater authority like the church, telling the people how to live their lives. Thus satanism is a way of rejecting chsitianity which was brought upon the people (by force in many cases) 1000 years ago and reminding people of their pagan roots, as someone already pointed out. The fact that Bard Eithun killed a homosexual might not be so much connected to his "satanistic" views but more to his national socialistic tendencies which were also introduced in the scene (much to my dismay) by stupid morons like aforementioned Count Grishnak aka Varg Vikernes. Considering that the man was not only homosexual but also an immigrant (iirc), it bevomes clear that this murder had nothing to do with Satanism. Oh, and the song? I love it, the whole album is brilliant. The lyrics are great and Ihsahns screams are hauting. A masterpiece of Black Metal.

No Picture anthony Wanna Be	#11 by anthony barter at Nov 25, 1986 at 3:27 AM EST
	Emperor's music is semi-Satanic (points to Inno a Satana), but not as extremely Satanic as say, Mayhem or Gorgoroth. Their later albums mostly drop the Satanic elements.

No Picture TonkpilS Average	#12 by TonkpilS at Mar 30, 1992 at 8:50 AM EST
	he did a little more than turn him down, he fucking killed him. it was samoth that burned the churches with euro and varg and that group.

No Picture Anni Average	#13 by Anni Mcgann at Sep 25, 1998 at 2:20 AM EST
	satanism and church burning do not go hand in hand. you can burn churches just because you hate christianity and its oppression too ya know.

No Picture pharaoh shane Rhythm Player	#14 by pharaoh shane at Apr 8, 2006 at 8:49 PM EST
	I think Tchort also burned something; I know he was arrested for some crime. That and you have Faust's "indescretion" in turning down a guy's advances.

No Picture Toxic Wanna Be	#15 by Toxic Tension at Mar 28, 2007 at 11:28 AM EST
	are you saying they arent at all satanic?

No Picture Curtis Rhythm Player	#16 by Curtis Lee at Sep 9, 2007 at 2:25 PM EST
	"it just smashes the whole satanic cock rock stereotypical image thats stuck with black metal " And that statement just falls apart when you consider Emperor's church burnings etc.