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5 years ago2532Break the Cycle (2001)Staind

This song plays best in D Modal Tuning, also known as Celtic Tuning or DADGAD, as some call it. This is the way I play it and it has the best sound for me. Tuning: From High To Low [D] [A] [G] [D] [A] [D] Intro & Verses: x4 [D5] [Dsus4] Chorus: x2 [F#sus4] [Dsus4] Chord Placement. Intro: Dsus4, D5 Verse 1 Your [D5]words...

5 years ago595Chapter V (2005)Staind

STAIND - KING OF ALL EXCUSES - CHAPTER V Hey, wassup? This is an awesome song by an awesome band from an awesome album, in my opinion their best since the Tormented/Dysfunction days. It's on a baritone guitar, but this tab is in Drop-Db just to make it easier. ppull-off .PM \slide down pbpre-bend rrelease bend h (in lines)hammer-on Ssixteenth...

5 years ago2136The Illusion of Progress (2008)Staind

Hi there! So I already have chords for this great song but I'm learning to play from tabs so I did this tabbed version. It is in standard tuning. It sounds really good (I always play along with the song), but might not be quite as accurate as the versions in Drop Db tuning. But definitely worth not having to change the tuning! Have...

5 years ago2853Staind (2011)Staind

So this is it,[Bm] I say goo[A5]dbye To this [G]chapter of my ever changing [F#]life And there's [Bm]mistakes, the path [A5]is long And I'm [G]sure I'll answer for them when I[F#]'m gone [G] So when the day comes and the [D]sun won't touch my face [Em]Tell the ones who cared enough that I [F#]finally left this place That's been so [Bm]cold...

5 years ago1001Staind (2011)Staind

Throw It All Away-Staind Chords used: |--0 |--- |--x |--0 |--3-| |--0 |--- |--3 |--0 |--0-| A|--2 F5--->|--- D--->|--2 Em--->|--0 G--->|--0-| |--2 |--3 |--0 |--2 |--0-| |--0 |--3 |--0 |--2 |--2-| |--x |--1 |--x |--0 |--3-| All the chords (and tabbed section underneath) are relative to the capo (2nd fret). You can use whatever variation...

5 years ago619Staind (2011)Staind

--STAIND - THE BOTTOM-- This is, in my opinion, Staind's best song, from their best album. It was written on a baritone guitar, and is played live on a 7-string, but this tab is for a standard 6-string for the rest of us. Intro (dist.) 4x E E q Q E E q Q Q. E uppercase note lowercase rest x press down hard on the string above the bridge...

5 years ago2389Break the Cycle (2001)Staind

this is just the acoustic part of the song... there are 4 guitars playing this song and is just amazing that they came up with this on their own!!! you just repeat it over and over... it's easy after awhile there chords too that play in between all the picking too... thats the chords played during the chorus... and at- 02:28-03:00 you...

5 years ago1374Fogarty’s Cove (1976)Stan Rogers

Just so happens I've got that one on the machine.... Let's see now... Oh yeah, a caveat, since I actually play mandolin I usually simpify guitar chords, not knowing how to translate them there sus's and things... So this might not be strictly chapter and verse, but it works. Enjoy. Forty-Five Years (guitar - capo 3rd fret) - By Stan...

5 years ago791Fogarty’s Cove (1976)Stan Rogers

This is "Watching the Apples Grow" from Stan Rogers' really excellent album Fogarty's Cove. There's some very good backup guitar which I would really appreciate someone tabbing. It's probably Curly Boy Stubbs doing it, with Stan just playing rhythm, but I could be wrong. Capo 2 frets up; the chords shown are just the chord shapes as if...

5 years ago1387From Fresh Water (1984),Whitelake (2011)Stan Rogers,Enter the Haggis

WHITE SQUALL - Stan Rogers Now it's [C]just my luck to [C]have the watch, with [Am]nothing left to [F]do But [E]watch the deadly [E]waters glide, as we [Dm]roll north to the [G]Soo And [C]wonder when they'll [C]turn again, and [Am]pitch us to the [F]rail And [Em]whirl off one more [G]youngster in the [C]gale[C] The [C]kid was so damned...