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Present Tense
From: Peter Trahms
Drop D tuning: DADGBe
The verse is variations of this (shown here is the first time through):
--5------------5-------------5----------3-2-0---0----
----3-3-3-3-3----3---3-------------------------------
----------------------------------------------2---2-2
0-------------------------------------------------
-------------3-----3---3-3-2--------2-0--------------
-----------------------------------------------------
Chorus:
D G F G D G F G D G F G D G
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------------------------------------------- etc. ---
0--0----X-5-5^3-3-X-5-5^0-0-0-X-5-5-5^3-3-3 X-5
0--0----X-5-5^3-3-X-5-5^0-0-0-X-5-5-5^3-3-3 X-5
12-12
Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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chOxY Rhythm Player |
#1 by chOxY at Jun 10, 1976 at 8:43 AM EST |
| i agree with PJ319. this might be their most underrated and underappreciated songs. the guitar is greatness. | |
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Brett Professional |
#2 by Brett Czap at Oct 5, 1986 at 12:42 PM EST |
| I have always argued that PJ was never "grunge", that they were classified that falsely because of where they came frome and their debut song, but in actuality they have something deeper, more mature than most "grunge" artists, and their song catalogue reflects it, look at the maturity of the songe from No Code on till now... none of the other "grunge" bands have ever shown that depth... sure PJ had the look and the raw emotion, but they also had a level of intelect and insight that none of the others had... on top of that I've always felt that PJ had a higher caliber musician than most other "grunge" bands (not meant to start a flame war, just an opinion)... CB | |
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cody Wanna Be |
#3 by cody westermier at Aug 15, 1988 at 5:48 AM EST |
| hey thanks dude i bought ten no code and binaural and discovered these songs: in my tree, insignificance, porch, oceans, sleight of hand... thanks again | |
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josh Average |
#4 by josh stagel at Sep 3, 1997 at 11:28 AM EST |
| To me, it's hard to imagine five people playing this song. The guitars, bass, Eddie's voice and even the drumming just sound so unified, as if they are all one instrument. | |
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