Forget Yourself

Sealine

Transcribed by Brian Smith.

Verse: Bm D Em Fmaj7 C G Am (rpt)
Chorus: E D C Bm A G D/F# E (rpt)

Fairly straightforward, but I'm particularly impressed by the chorus' chords
(that first E is actually an E5 "power chord"first time round on the record,
with no minor OR major 3rd being played, but acoustically they play it as
E major). Look at those chords - it's a descending "reverse alphabetical order"
run of chords until the second last one. The bass appears to just play the root
note of each chord, except the second D in the chorus.

 

Song In Space

Transcribed by Brian Smith.

Opening: F#m D
Rest of the Song: A D9 (change on "they SAY..."),
F#m (on "CAN'T spend..") D

(D9 = D with the high E string left open)

You can hear that even while that loooong A chord is being played, that wonderfully
ragged bass-line keeping popping down to G. Simulate that by lifting two fingers
off the A chord (I think it sounds best when the 3rd and 4th strings are let go,
and the 2nd string's C# remains held).

Stefan Horlitz adds:
Analogically, you can rev up the D9 chord by making it oscillate between D7 and D9.
Do D7 but leave out the F# on the E-string - just with index and middle & use the
ring to do the D9. just in case you haven't a second guitarist to play those
wonderfully out-of-metrum high notes.

 

The Theatre And Its Double

Transcribed by Jens Berke.

Bm
Em (7th fret)

 

Telepath

Contributors to this transcription: Jens Berke, Brian Smith.

This songs uses the same 4 chords all the way through the song:

Bm D D/F# G

 

Don't You Fall

Transcribed by Jens Berke.

Verse:
F Am C E

Chorus:
Am Em

 

Nothing Seeker

Transcribed by Stefan Horlitz.

Little addition by Jens Berke.

OK. This actually works on e-guitar only. this is one of those ultimate
textured e guitar songs, and you will have to improv a little to make it work on 
acoustic guitar. the main trick is to let ring and accidentally, randomly hit some
of the open strings


intro riff - something like e minor with the F played...you can randomly add
the open G, B and e for a little more chordal blubber.

e------------------------------------------------
b------------------------------------------------
g------------------------------------------------
d-----2---2-------2---2-------2---2------2------2
a-----2---2-------2---2-------2---2------2------2
E---1---1-------1---1-------0---0------0------0--


the stinging, devilish descending riff is very simple:

e--12----10--8--7----5--3--
b--12----10--8--7----5--3--
g---9-----7--5--4----2--0--
d---9-----7--5--4----2--0--
a--------------------------
E--------------------------

If you play solo, why not hit the deep E in between, to fake a bass
note, the G also works!

now for the "verses" (this song has no verse-chorus structure), i.e.
the singing bits, your best choice might be the classic power chords.
bang bang chugg chugg!! think smells like teen spirit and play
really really angry!!

e-------------------------------------------------------------
b-------------------------------------------------------------
g-------------------------------------------------------------
d--2-2-2-2-2----7-7-7-7-5-5-5-5-9-9-9-9-9----7-7-7-7-5-5-5-5--
a--2-2-2-2-2----7-7-7-7-5-5-5-5-9-9-9-9-9----7-7-7-7-5-5-5-5--
E--0-0-0-0-0----5-5-5-5-3-3-3-3-7-7-7-7-7----5-5-5-5-3-3-3-3--


This is it, enjoy!