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** "In Praise of Bacchus" - Type O Negative **
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** Tabbed by Gerard van de Lagemaat **
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Type-O tuning from low to high (B,E,A,D,F#,B)
[Main-Riff]
{ Clean gtr. }
|---------0----0----0-0-----------0--0-----0-------0-0--|
|---------0----0----0-0-----------0--0-----0-------0-0--|
|---------x----x----x-x-----------x--x-----x-------x-x--|
|-7/9--9--9--9-9--9-9-9---9-5--5--5--5-5/7-7-7/12-7-7--|
|-7/9--9--9--9-9--9-9-9---9-5--5--5--5-5/7-7-7/12-7-7--|
|-5/7-----7--7-7--7-7-7---7-3--3--3--3-3/5-5-5/10-5-5--|
{ Main Riff (sometimes different) } [dist.kicks in]
|---------0----0----0-------------0---------------------|
|---------0----0----0-------------0---------------------|
|---------x----x----x-------------x---------------------|
|-7/9--9--9--9-9--9-9-9-7-7-5--5--5--5---7-7-7-------7--|
|-7/9--9--9--9-9--9-9-9-7-7-5--5--5--5---7-7-7-------7--|
|-5/7-----7--7-7--7-7-6-5-4-3--3--3--3---5-5-4-------5--|
[Verse] | 1.|
|-0-----------------------|-----------------------|
|-0-----------------------|-----------------------|
|-9-----------------------|-----------------------|
|-9--8--9--8--9--8--9--8-|-5----------7----------|
|-7--7--7--7--7--7--7--7-|-5----5--5--7----7--7--|
|-0-----------------------|-3----3--3--5----4--4--|
"The street lamps..." . . . .
2.| 3.|
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|------------------------------|--------------------|
|------------------------------|--------------------|
|-5----------------------------|-5-------------8--7-|
|-5--6--7--8--9-10-11-12-13-14-|-5----5--5--5--8--7-|
|-3--4--5--6--7--8--9-10-11-12-|-3----3--3--3--6--5-|
. . .
| | { keyb. pitch fuckup tones }
|-0----0----0----0--| |-------17bbbb15bbbb17bbbb-|
|-0----0----0----0--| |-17bbbb-------------------|
|-4----4----4----4--| |--------------------------|
|-4----4----4----4--| |--------------------------|
|-2----0----0----0--| |--------------------------|
|-0----0----3----2--| |--------------------------|
"Cobblestone Grave"
|-----------get the feel of the chord strikes... -----------------|
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|
|-11------------11------------11-------------11-------------------|
|-11------------11------------11-------------11-------------------|
|--x-------------x-------------9--------------7-------------------|
|-11------------10-------------9--------------0-------------------|
"She said burn...."
[Interlude by keyb.]
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|-14~~----12h14p12~~--|
|-11~~-----------9~~--|
|-11------------11----|
|---------------------|
|---------------------|
[Bridge]
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|-12-11---12-11---12-14---12-14---12-11---12-11---12-14---12-14----|
|-------11------11------11------11------11------11------11------11-|
|-9---------------11---------------9--------------11---------------|
|-9---------------12---------------9---------------7---------------|
|-7---------------10---------------9---------------0---------------|
"Now don't believe..."
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Berenice Average |
#1 by Berenice Issaris at Oct 29, 1971 at 9:11 AM EST |
| In an interview somewhere I remember Peter explaining, "furry vino tinted slave" as when he's drunk, he feels like all this insides are soft and furry. | |
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ian Average |
#2 by ian mckinly at Nov 12, 1977 at 11:22 AM EST |
| i didnt know good songs needed comments...but yea great song | |
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Ryan Average |
#3 by Ryan Noffke at May 20, 1990 at 2:52 PM EST |
| Ah, good ol' type o negative. this is a love song of some sort as expected by some lyrics. I'm thinkin it's somethin like he's thinkin of a girl who he was goin out with at a point. I guess they probably loved each other pretty hardcore. And in the end they broke up and she held a grudge against him and he coped with it by thinking about how she hates him and the good times they had. Maybe the burn together thing means their commitment they had for each other. just a shot in the dark on this one though. | |
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danielle Lead Player |
#4 by danielle woodley at Jul 31, 1997 at 7:54 PM EST |
| Peter Steele has said in interviews and on stage that he sees himself actually as Bacchus which is further supported by his obligatory bottle of wine at live shows which a friend of mine had hurled at him =P (complete with guiatar string scores down the side of the bottle) That said, I do agree with TsolPhigher about it being a drunk talking to/confiding in Bacchus/the bottle. | |
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~Ivy Loves Shav Rhythm Player |
#5 by ~Ivy Loves Shavo~ at Feb 15, 1998 at 12:24 PM EST |
| Bacchus was the greek god of wine and wine making. He's usually portrayed as a jolly, red-faced... drunk basically, surrounded by his many friends (wood nymphs -- but that's not really important) Knowing that, the title and the first four lines seem to me to represent that the narrator is drunk or desperatly trying to become so, in order to drown his pain. He's actually talking to Bacchus as if he's his only friend. | |
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Pablo Rhythm Player |
#6 by Pablo Muņiz at Dec 17, 2000 at 1:34 PM EST |
| I agree with you guys, that seems accurate enough. Man, this song is so amazing, it's sad it only has 4 comments. | |
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terry Rhythm Player |
#7 by terry terry watts at Mar 23, 2005 at 4:42 PM EST |
| just to correct TsolPhiger, Bacchus was the Roman god, while Dionysus was his greek counter part, but its ok same thing really | |