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Beck : "Loser" Guitar tabs

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Date: Sat, 12 Mar 1994 16:10:16 GMT
From rte@Virginia.EDU (Richard T. Eppink)
Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 12:46:56 -0500
From: John 
Subject: b/beck/loser.tab

I don't know how to play slide... but this is what my ears tell me:

It's in Open D.

The intro/verse part is played with a slide and goes as follows:

D----------------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------
F#---------------0-----------------------0-----------
D-------/3-0--/5-0---5\---------/3-0--/5-0---5\------
A----0-//3-0-//5-0---5\\-----0-//3-0-//5-0---5\\-----
D----0---------------5\\\----0---------------5\\\----


The lead in the background sounds like it is being played with a slide,
and possibly a half tone (between the fretwires rather than over the
fretwires) lower than indicated below, to give it that slightly "off" sound.

D-----0--0--2-2^0--4-4^0--2--0----0--0--2-2^0--4-4^0--5--0------
A---------------------------------------------------------------
F#--------------------------------------------------------------

And that is also repeated over and over at different parts.

At 1m50s you'll hear another little lead bit:

D--------------------0----------------------------
A---0-3--------0-3-----3--------0-3--------0-3----
F#------------------------------------------------

Also you'll notice a couple times you'll hear a chord being strummed,
I believe it to be this:

D----------------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------
F#---0-----------------------------------------------
D----0-----------------------------------------------
A----0-----------------------------------------------
D----0-----------------------------------------------

I think if I knew how to play slide I'd be able to pick out exactly how
that first riff is being fretted... but that's my best shot at it. Cheers.

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