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One More Red Nightmare Tab

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"One More Red Nightmare"
Artist -- King Crimson
Album  -- "Red"
This is the intro part:
Riff 1 |--------------------------|
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|------1-------1------1----|
|0--4----0--4----0--4---0--|
Riff 2 |--------------------------|
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|--------------------------|
|---0--2----0--2----0-2----|
|1-------1-------1-------1-|
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Riff 3 |--------------------------|
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|--------------------------|
|---2--4---2-4---2-4-------|
|3-------3-----3-----------|
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Riff 4 |-12-9---14-12---15-14---7-9-|
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The song goes like this:
Riff 1 (repeat)
Riff 2
Riff 1
Riff 2
Riff 3
Riff 4 lyrics begin
Riff 4 lyrics end
Riff 1
Riff 2
Riff 1
Riff 2
Riff 3
Riff 4 lyrics continue
Riff 4 lyrics end
After this there is a big gap in the middle and then it goes back to this sequence,
but slightly differently in timing.

One More Red Nightmare Tab

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Source: http://www.guitarmasta.net/k/king_crimson/353414.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture sY Average	#1 by sYsTem oWnS rOx at Oct 3, 2007 at 9:46 AM EST
	seems fairly obvious on a literal level: a dream-nightmare really- about cruising in an airplane when it loses control and begins a deadly descent. (Pan American, ears popping, turbulence, stewardess, etc.) Then he wakes up in the relative safety of a greyhound kickass solo too

No Picture Drake Average	#2 by Drake Bergman at Oct 6, 2007 at 2:43 PM EST
	I don't think red needs to be interpreted literally, the color red usually implies danger, power (as in an explosive crash), etc. It reinforces and further defines the 'nightmarishness'

No Picture MelissA Average	#3 by MelissA at Oct 11, 2007 at 4:21 AM EST
	I just bought some random King Crimson CD's after a recomendation and I am now a huge fan. They definitely rock hard... not exactly sure what this song refers to but the lyrics still make sense.