Proper way to play "You Know You're Right"

helsinkirocks

Anyone have proper tabs to "You Know You're Right"

Aug

it's pretty easy to just figure out...detune a 1/2 step, for the first part, just pluck the low e and A between the bridge and the tremolo on a jaguar (i think) then play a palm muted F#, and you'll figure out where to lift your index finger off the low e, then you go to a powerchord D on the 5th fret, then to a PC E on the 7th. Pretty easy.

helsinkirocks

Okay I Had The F# part down pretty good thanks for the help...

kieran-grunge

Aug said: it's pretty easy to just figure out...detune a 1/2 step, for the first part, just pluck the low e and A between the bridge and the tremolo on a jaguar (i think) then play a palm muted F#, and you'll figure out where to lift your index finger off the low e, then you go to a powerchord D on the 5th fret, then to a PC E on the 7th. Pretty easy.

thats right (i think) i play a les paul and a dot, so the first part is quite difficult for me

kieran-grunge

i listened and theres also a couple of parts after each chorus the 1st is:

e--14-17b*--16-14

b--------------------

g--------------------

d--------------------

a--------------------

b--------------------

* release slowly

im unsure of the 2nd, but i will post it if i work it out

JaguarOW

i play it something like this

E-------------------------------------------------------------

B-------------------------------------------------------------

G-------------------------------------------------------------

D-------4---4-------------------------------------------------

A-4---4---4-----4----4---4----4----4-----4-------4-----4------

E-0h2---------0---2--2-0----2---2--2-0-0---0-2-2-2-0-0--------

AshleyNirvana

For the intro I just pick certain notes of F# (or whatever the chord is like a barre chord on the 4th and second frets), then lift my barring finger off at the right time. To give a really rough example, talking about the barring finger:

Off, on, on, on, on, on, on, off (repeated). For the little bit in the verses (the high sounding chords on 'Things have never been so swell

Codog

to play the intro part of the song, you play just single pick each string on the top of the guitar where the headstock is, so above where the strings fit in, F# and switch to d and e bar chords in the the chorus, when he goes hey part.

tragictravisty

no, but is caps lock working okay?