Gay Rude Boys Unite Intro Guitar Tab

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			     GAY RUDE BOYS UNITE (intro) - Leftover crack   
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Tabbed by: crackrocker56
Email: freakyman@comcast.net

Tuning: EADGBe

this whole riff is undistorted and palm muted
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A|-----224420-0442244-----------------------22442200442244-------------------|that 3x then this 
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Vicky Average	#1 by Vicky Barnard at Oct 5, 1973 at 4:15 AM EST
	This song is about how the ska community preached about their so called "unity", but also bashed homosexuals. I agree with every fucking word of this song. Face it people, unity never was alive, and probably never will be until the world has ended. There will always be people or races or beliefs that won't be accpeted. There will always be war. There will always be homophobes.

No Picture Joe Average	#2 by Joe Blurton at Jun 9, 1975 at 7:53 PM EST
	this song is related to the homophobic behaviour over at hell-cat records, which is also the reason for their departure. the band said so in a recorded interview.

No Picture Bloody Mess All Musical Thunder	#3 by Bloody Mess All Over My Clothes at Aug 9, 1976 at 6:42 PM EST
	Homophobia is rampant in our society. Why is it "uncool" to go around expressing rascist views, but homophobic views, which are just as ignorant, are widely accepted? LoC has the balls to tell it how it is: Ignorance is ignorance, fuck the rascists and the homophobes.

No Picture Derek Average	#4 by Derek Mayfield at Mar 14, 1978 at 4:27 AM EST
	the line in the first chorus "you're turning your native music into a homophobic disgrace" is a reference to Buju Barton. He's a reggae artist from Jamacia that's signed to Hellcat Records. And when LOC left Hellcat they attack it for being homophobic and sexist and used him as proof. And the changed line in the second chorus about the hardcore scene could be a reference to the US Bombs who they said were also homophobic...homophobia is fucked up...the reason that people can get away with it is because of the bible, but then again people used the bible as reason for saying blacks were inferior and for the senseless murders in the south...great song though

No Picture Dr. Jack Average	#5 by Dr. Jack at Oct 3, 1978 at 5:11 PM EST
	Its about how tim armstrong was against homophobia in operation ivy, but then he played on the buju banton song "misty days". buju banton being a self confessed homophobe

No Picture Your account ha Average	#6 by Your account has been hacked into by Bkid23 Stupid.... at Nov 16, 1985 at 10:11 PM EST
	bout homophobia in general and in music ;D

No Picture Jordan Average	#7 by Jordan S. at Mar 8, 1997 at 12:15 PM EST
	This song is about how the ska community preached about their so called "unity", but also bashed homosexuals. I agree with every fucking word of this song. Face it people, unity never was alive, and probably never will be until the world has ended. There will always be people or races or beliefs that won't be accpeted. There will always be war. There will always be homophobes.

No Picture Jeff Average	#8 by Jeff Berg at Apr 20, 1999 at 6:55 PM EST
	i adore this song, it fucking owns..

No Picture Alex Lead Player	#9 by Alex at Sep 28, 2001 at 5:29 AM EST
	yeah, this 'un looks really obvious

No Picture Athena-beana-fo Average	#10 by Athena-beana-fo-feena -katrina-gina-go-zeena-fe-fi-fo...ATHENA at Oct 29, 2003 at 11:35 AM EST
	LEFTOVER CRACK SUCKS!!!! (i'm having fun doing this to piss off skemo_kid )

No Picture Jake Average	#11 by Jake m at Sep 3, 2005 at 2:53 PM EST
	i thought it would point out the allusion to Operation Ivy's "Freeze Up" that appears in the first line of the last stanza of this song.

No Picture michiel Wanna Be	#12 by michiel adams at Aug 30, 2006 at 4:18 AM EST
	Clashcityrocker, pc= Politically correct

No Picture Daniel Average	#13 by Daniel Rainbolt at Sep 17, 2006 at 4:06 AM EST
	Oh and yea its an allusion to both "Unity" and "Freeze Up". See the end "2000 triple zero stand up and take a look around...." its like "1989 stand up and take a look around...." in Freeze Up.