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Pink Floyd In The Flesh Guitar Tab

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In the Flesh
Pink Floyd
The Wall

intro:

|-----------------------------------------------------0-
|-----------------------------------------8-----3-----0-
|-----------------------------------------7-----2-------
|-------------------------------------------------------
|-------------------------------------------------------
|-0-------2-------3-------0-----2---3~~~~---------------

|---------0-----------0--------------------------------------
|-----------3-----------3------------------------------------
|-2b(4)-0-----2>(4)-0-----2>(4)-2-0--------------------------
|-----------------------------------2-0----------------------
|---------------------------------------2-1-0---------2~~~~~-
|---------------------------------------------3>(4)p0--------

|-----------------------------------------------------------
|-3-------5-------6-------5-------3-------5-------6-------8-
|-2-------4-------5-------4-------2-------4-------5-------7-
|-0-------0-------0-------0-------0-------0-------0-------0-
|-----------------------------------------------------------
|-----------------------------------------------------------

|----------------------------------------------------------------
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|-0-----2pb(4)-----2-----0-----------------xx-4pb(5)-----4-----2-
|----------------------------2pb(4)---2----xx--------------------

|----------------------------------------------------------------
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|----------------------------------------------------------------
|-2--------------------------------------------------------------
|-0-----2pb(4)-----2-----0-----------------xx-4pb(5)-----4-----2-
|----------------------------2pb(4)---2----xx--------------------

|---------------------------------------------------------------------
|---------------------------------------------------------------------
|---------------------------------------------------------------------
|-2-------------------------------------------------------------------
|-0-----2pb(4)-----2-----0-----1---2-----4pb(5)-----4-----2-----3---4-
|---------------------------------------------------------------------

|------------------------------
|------------------------------
|------------------------------
|------------------------------
|-5pb(7)-----5-----4-----------
|------------------------0-----

pre-verse and verse

|-------------------------------2-----------2-----
|-------2-----------2---------3---3-------3---3---
|-----2---2-------2---2-----2-------2---2-------2-
|---2-------2---2-------2-0-----------0-----------
|-0-----------0-----------------------------------
|-------------------------------------------------

|-------------------------------2-----------2-----
|-------2-----------2---------3---3-------3---3---
|-----2---2-------2---2-----2-------2---2-------2-
|---2-------2---2-------2-0-----------0-----------
|-0-----------0-----------------------------------
|-------------------------------------------------

|-------------------------------------------------
|-------2-----------2-----------3-----------3-----
|-----2---2-------2---2-------4---4-------4---4---
|---2-------2---2-------2---4-------4---4-------4-
|-0-----------0-----------2-----------2-----------
|-------------------------------------------------

|-------------------------------0-----------0-----
|-------5-----------5-------------0-----------0---
|-----6---6-------6---6-------1-----1-----1-----1-
|---6-------6---6-------6---2-----------2---------
|-4-----------4-----------------------------------
|-------------------------0-----------0-----------

when the lyrics are finished, play the intro again and finish with
the following chords (listen for rhythm):

|-------------
|-------------
|-------------
|-2-----7-----
|-2-----7-----
|-0-----5-----

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
 
 
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FrEAk!!!
Wanna Be
#1 by FrEAk!!! Matis at Jan 5, 1971 at 3:31 PM EST
UNfortunately, this song has been misunderstood and hijacked for use by far right groups.
 
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terry
Rhythm Player
#2 by terry terry watts at Sep 29, 1978 at 2:32 PM EST
The song does show nazism, but there was a point where the British government was almost as bad, youll see this starting in another brick in the wall. They wanted everyone to be the same so there wouldnt be problems, in the flesh shows the extreme side of that by taking out minorities and stuff...just a thought
 
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Faiz
Average
#3 by Faiz fender at Dec 29, 1983 at 10:58 PM EST
"In the Flesh" is the reflection of antisematism. the nazis and the occult paid influence to these lyrics. antisematism isnt only the hatred of jews, but discrimination of minorities and different people. i.e. "queers, cool people, "smokin a joint." you even see in the "hey you" reprise of "waiting for the worms" when they mention Firing up the ovens and things of that sort.
 
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Speed Demon
Professional
#4 by Speed Demon at Jun 17, 1985 at 1:56 PM EST
If you consider that the first part (Pink's childhood) is focused on WWII, maybe the replacement band was a bunch of Nazis. Consider the parts of calling Jews and Black people out and at the end wishing they could shoot them. Just an idea
 
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amy
Average
#5 by amy at Mar 13, 1986 at 12:54 AM EST
holy shit this song rocks...especially when its in the wall (movie). its like...insane. razormasticator, dream theater covers it? im def gonna go get it...im not a HUGE dream theater fan but ive heard some songs and they rock. they covered master of puppets-metallica, and that was insane.
 
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Alex
Average
#6 by Alex P at Aug 13, 1987 at 3:15 AM EST
Here we see the outside of the wall, Pink's exterior. He has decided that the show must go on (the wall); and becomes hostile, declaring war on everything outside the wall.
 
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Jon
Badass
#7 by Jon Coath at Jan 7, 1988 at 4:33 AM EST
i love this song... and the other version.
 
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Nikola
Rhythm Player
#8 by Nikola Supukovic at Jan 10, 1990 at 12:54 PM EST
I believe Pink's "dark side" is released by the drugs he is given in Comfortably Numb. Just a thought.
 
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Tyler
Average
#9 by Tyler at Apr 15, 1999 at 7:42 AM EST
i think this song is just making fun of all the prejudice people in the world, by showing how stupid they seem.
 
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FrEAk!!!
Wanna Be
#10 by FrEAk!!! Matis at Jul 28, 2004 at 8:35 PM EST
this song is great, but is better on Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live 80-81. The announcer is talking and they cut right into the song while he's talking. Its great
 
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phil
Wanna Be
#11 by phil taylor at Dec 17, 2004 at 11:00 PM EST
"...we came in?"