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Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2000 14:46:07 -0400
 From: Tim Millard <millartj@wilkes1.wilkes.edu>
 Subject: r/rage_against_the_machine/guerilla_radio.tab
 "Guerilla Radio" - Rage Against the Machine
 Taken from the album "The Battle Of Los Angeles"
 Tabbed by Tim Millard (millartj@wilkes1.wilkes.edu)
 Standard tuning (EADGBE)
 
 The current tab that I've seen for this song here in OLGA is a bit off, and 
 has some mistakes in it.  This is the way I play it, and it looks like the 
 way that Tom Morello plays it in concert too.
 The original file was from wisconsin_death_trip69@hotmail.com
 
 Listen to CD for timings, repeat everything as needed...yadda yadda
 
 Key:
 
 (b) - bend slightly
 (X) - pick scrape
 
 Intro / Chorus:
 
 For the intro, I believe this riff is played with a delay...
 
 E ---------------------
 B ---------------------
 G ---------------------
 D ---------------------
 A -----------------0-2-
 E -0-2-2-0-2-0-2-0-----
 
 Right before the verses, you play this small riff with a wah...
 
 E ---------------
 B ---------------
 G -2-----1-------
 D ---------------
 A ---------------
 E ---2-0---0-0-2-
 
 Verse:
 
 Play this with the wah, the open E is played really quick...
 
 E -------------------------------------------------------
 B -------------------------------------------------------
 G -------------------------------------------------------
 D -------------------------------------------------------
 A -------------------------------------------------------
 E -(0)-2--2--2--2--2--2--2--2--0--2--2--2--2--2--2--2--2-
      * After you play the above riff, don't play this note the first time
 
 Solo:
 
 The lead-in to the solo is the chorus riff, played with some effect that 
 I'm not sure of, but when I saw this being covered by another band, the 
 guitarist was sliding his finger on the low E between the second and fifth 
 fret and playing the natural harmonics, but I'm sure that Tom had an effect 
 for it...
 
 For the solo, Tom uses a harmonizer to get that funky harmonica sound, but 
 that's about all I know...
 
 E -----------------------------------------------------
 B -----------------------------------------------------
 G -----------2------------2------------2--4------------
 D -4-2-4-2-4----4-2-4-2-4----4-2-4-2-4-----------------
 A -----------------------------------------------------
 E ------------------------------------------0-0-0-1/14-
                                            * I could be wrong here, but it 
 sounds alright when I play along with the song
 
 E ----------------------------------------------------------7-6-5-3-
 B ----------------------------------------------------------7-6-5-3-
 G -4-2-4--4-4-4-2----4-2-4--4-4-4-2----4-2-4--4-4-4-2-4-2---7-6-5-3-
 D -4-2-4----------4--4-2-4----------4--4-2-4------------------------
 A ------------------------------------------------------------------
 E ------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 Outro:
 
 E -------------------------------(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-
 B -------------------------------(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-
 G -------------------------------(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-
 D -----4(b)------4(b)------4(b)--(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-
 A -------------------------------(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-
 E -0-2-------0-2-------0-2-------(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-(X)-
                                   * Don't play these pick scrapes until
                                     you're right about at the end