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T O P I C R E V I E W
samsmithnz
Posted - 03/19/2005 : 13:34:52 Again, I haven't seen any attempts for this yet, so I tried today. This isn't perfect, especially the break in the middle that seems to be some sort of variation to Part 1.
Frank Black - Tossed
Intro
A
Part 1
F#m A E A
C B A# D#
Part 2
A D Bm F#m
When it pauses, hit the F#m a couple of times then start Part 1 again
Posted - 03/23/2005 : 10:22:33 I don't know if I agree... yet. I think it could be an alternative tuning, but it doesn't merge into Parry the Wind that much, it really just fades out at the end.
I'm going to play it tonight in Drop D too, and see what I like better...
i always wondered if this song was d-tuned It ends on D, then merges into Parry The Wind
What do you think about this?
i've just realised i haven't played Tossed d-tuned yet. i'm slacking in my old age
frank black conspiracy
Posted - 03/23/2005 : 09:39:11
e ---0---0---0---
b ---2---2---2---
g ---2---2---2---
d ---2---2---2---
a ---0---4---4---
e ---x---x---2---
i know this is completely inaccurate to what's played by Frank but for the intro and the ending i play this little ditty around the 'A' chord (the song ends on D)
frank black conspiracy
Posted - 03/20/2005 : 17:14:20
quote:Originally posted by samsmithnz
Part 1 F# A E A C B D#m
just added few more chords sam
i always wondered if this song was d-tuned. It ends on D, then merges straight into Parry The Wind, which is definately drop tuning
Carl
Posted - 03/20/2005 : 16:17:17 I jammed this out on guitar before, it's awkard because it's probabaly played on two or more guitars. I'm not gonna try transcribing my version, I'd have to go back and work it out again!
Ronzilla
Posted - 03/19/2005 : 20:25:14 Cool.
Think about world peace...
While you are doing that, I will be over here stealing your stuff.
