HW: tab/music/etc.

Carl E. Anderson cea20 at CUS.CAM.AC.UK
Wed Sep 16 11:38:58 EDT 1998


On Wed, Sep 16, 1998 3:10 pm +0100 "Mark P Lee" <MLee at ESPARTO.DEMON.CO.UK>
wrote:
> Query for ya all, can anyone tell me where I can
> get hold of tabs for Hawks guitar, lead/bass, any
> tracks will do, trying to get our lead guy to stop
> doing tooooooooo much fancy stuff is a pain.
> If this stuff is on the web somewhere it would be
> nice.

    Tab for Hawks lead guitar?  Maybe for some of Huw's
bits it makes sense, though I find that I could do perfectly
decent Brockoid guitar by just leaning on the wah pedal
and noodling merrily, being sure to pause every once in a
while and give one note a good wah workout :)

    Duplicating a given recorded Lemmy bass line, like
with his meandering solos in Space Ritual, might take some
work but getting into a "Lemmy groove" is not too bad.
Just pretend the bass is a lead guitar, solo like a bastard,
drop into the riff when needed, and throw in some power
chords every so often :)
    Alan Davey's parts are, not surprisingly, similar,
though I fingd given riffs sometimes a bit harder to pick
out because the production seems to bury his bass at times.
I can hear it doing something clever, but I'm not sure what.
    Fake it :)

    But seriously, I recall seeing some basic HW tabs posted
in the past at various points.  I don't think they were lead
parts though.  There might have been some bass tabs.  I
don't remember if I saved them, but at the moment it doesn't
matter since my personal machine is in for repairs and I've
not got access to most of my files :/

    You could always whack a few fingers off an overly fancy
guitarist :)  I never had the fingering speed to have a
problem in _that_ direction :)

Cheers,
Carl

--
Carl Edlund Anderson
Dept. of Anglo-Saxon, Norse, & Celtic
St. John's College, University of Cambridge
mailto:cea20 at cus.cam.ac.uk
http://hea-www.harvard.edu/~carl/



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