Iam hoping this isnt going to get me suspended.... But to the people who have good tabs, post a Link here.
yeh, i doubt youll get suspended for asking for guitar tabs. lol but a few sites are: www.azchords.com www.ultimate-guitar.com and www.riff-o-matic.com (i think) those are good until you look into getting some software....if i were you i would invest to get Guitar Pro 4...its an awesome program! =pepsimaxx=
@LastMastr...There is nothing wrong with tabs...it's a good way of learning how things are constructed but if you want to learn where such ideas came from I would recommend two seperate things: 1. Learn "Pentatonic Scales" inside out and backwards. (You can probably find scores of them (he-he) just by typing "Pentatonic Scales" in google (a "pentatonic" scale is a five note scale, not a regular do-re-mi sort of scale). What is termed "lead guitar", whether it is blues, metal, R&R, CW or jazz,..."lead guitar riffs" are ALL variances on pentatonic scales. Its a great short cut to learning to play "lead guitar" accurately and imaginatively. Lets say, for example, you're playing the standard I/IV/V R&R or blues chord patterns (E,A,B.....F,C,D,....D,G,A etc.etc.) If you learn the pentatonic scales associated with each of those three chords (which will take about a half hour per hand position) you can immediately start playing "lead guitar" which will actually sound good right from the start. There is a great book called "Styles for the Studio" by a guy named Leon White which deals with pentatonic scales. The scale will always correspond with the chord being played...if an EMaj, then you play any of the notes in the EMaj pent scale; if an A7 ... then the A7 pent scale. They're easy and you can start playing "lead guitar in about a half hour and it will sound o.k....just play variances of those five notes corresponding with whatever chord is being played. Try it once and you'll see what I mean. 2. If you can force yourself to do it, spend about 10mins a day with an instructional book for guitar called "The Berkeley Series" for guitar. That will be more boring but will teach you things you could never learn on your own. If you have any questions, PM me. I'm not a guitarist but I do teach music so I have a bit of knowledge in the field.
Heres the thing...i wasnt asking for advice when i posted my topic...i was hoping for a wide variety of tabs that people thought were good...not Tablature websites...for example... the Tab for Sweet Home Alabama is fun..or the tab for Seek and Destroy is good....aned you post a [link] but dont get me wrong gerry1 i appreciate your advice.
