Strangest Tribe Guitar Tab

Lost Dogs (Disc 2) Tabs:

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Strangest Tribe
Pearl Jam

Intro

E ---------------------------------
B ---------------------------------
G -----------1--3--5--3--1---------
D --------3--------1---------------  repeat 4 times
A -----3---------------------------
E --1------------------------------
  
E ------------------------------- 
B -------------------------------
G ------------------------------- 
D --3-----------------3---------- 
A --3-----------3--1--3--6--8--6- 
E --1--1--3--4------------------- 

E ----------------------------
B ----------------------------
G -8--8--8--6--8--8--8--6-----
D -8--8--8--6--8--8--8--6-----
A -6--6--6--6--6--6--6--6-----
E ----------------------------


Verse

E ------------------------------- 
B -------------------------------
G ------------------------------- 
D --3-----------------3---------- 
A --3-----------3--1--3--6--8--6- 
E --1--1--3--4------------------- 
                It's five bellow...

E ----------------------------
B ----------------------------
G -8--8--8--6--8--8--8--6-----
D -8--8--8--6--8--8--8--6-----
A -6--6--6--6--6--6--6--6-----
E ----------------------------



 Chorus

 G                   D
 Follow the ageless tide
                      F
 Follow the angle's light
                        C     G D    F G
 Follow the strangest tribe

 and so on..

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Jake Average	#1 by Jake Staley at Jan 29, 1970 at 9:58 PM EST
	This song is so beautiful. This sounds very "Stairway To Heaven" ish. If Stone would have broke into a solo and a drum vamp.

No Picture wrath Average	#2 by wrath child at Jan 3, 1980 at 5:20 AM EST
	How can someone not comment on this song??? This song is amazing!! I like the haunting creepy sound to it. I have no idea what it's about though but for some reason it makes me picture a tribe of Eskimos.

No Picture Chad Wanna Be	#3 by Chad Barri at Mar 5, 1980 at 8:51 PM EST
	around a campfire, night on the beach, waves, friends and a guitar; Thats where this song belongs

No Picture Average	#4 by nirvana at Oct 20, 1980 at 10:28 PM EST
	Definitely a religious theme. I think this was the one Stone wrote at (and about) Christmas. First 2 lines- It's cold. 3rd line- Christmas Eve, before Jesus was born. 2nd verse- Memories of childhood Christmas mornings. The feast (Christmas dinner) was on Christmas Eve, but they care more about presents. Chorus- Strangest tribe= the human race and their Christmas traditions and beliefs.

No Picture MysticCat Wanna Be	#5 by MysticCat (Janis johnny Udodovs) at Apr 4, 1988 at 9:29 PM EST
	It almost seems like this song has a religious bent to it. It was on a Fan club Christmas single a while back, and it seems to be about how people always try to be nicer and more friendly during the holidays, hence "Follow the angels try"

No Picture Brandon Average	#6 by Brandon Weathers at Nov 19, 1992 at 8:27 PM EST
	This song is so beautiful. This sounds very "Stairway To Heaven" ish. If Stone would have broke into a solo and a drum vamp.

No Picture JJ Average	#7 by JJ at Apr 30, 1997 at 8:56 PM EST
	i love this song when you hear it it sends chills down your back because in a way it has an eerie feeling

No Picture Bryant Wanna Be	#8 by Bryant Matthews at Jan 24, 2001 at 7:31 AM EST
	I have a different take on this: The theme is sarcastically religious. This is a condemnation of the materialistic and commercial view of what was once a holy day. His eminence is Christ, buried by the current views of Christmas, or "sideways" snow (suggesting it is coming from an odd or inappropriate place). Waiting for 6 am is waiting for a chance to open presents. Having the feast and wanting more is simply a statement of gluttony. In short, Christians of the western heritage are the strangest tribe, having replaced a faith in a religion with a celebration of excess and commercialization

No Picture tim Lead Player	#9 by tim sears at Mar 4, 2006 at 7:39 AM EST
	The song to me basically means How mankind and how were acient, acient stripe, ageless tides, etc means how we as mankind are the weirdest tribe to understand, we rape our children, we steal our youths innocence, we kill our own, we judge our own, we are racist to our own, we do so much, that is strange

No Picture steven Lead Player	#10 by steven ratliff at Sep 19, 2007 at 4:47 AM EST
	This is the best song on LOST DOGS... This and Sad maybe otherside and fatal aswell. STONE WROTE THIS SONG