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Date: Thu, 07 Aug 2003 16:08:10 -0500
From: Luke <luke@notus.com>
Subject: v/verbena/junk_for_fashion.tab

Artist: Verbena
Song: Junk for Fashion
Album: Souls for Sale
Tabbed by: Luke Rounda <luke@notus.com>

This is track 3 off of Verbena's breakout effort "Souls for Sale,"
and the first song of theirs that I've taken the time to tab out.
I may or may not go back and transcribe others, but there are few
Verbena tabs to be found, so enjoy this one.

Drop-D Tuning D A D G B E

  intro
e|--------------|
B|--------------|
G|---7/10-7-5h7-|  Repeat 8x
D|---0--0-0-0-0-|
A|--------------|
D|-0------------|
    ^ Pickup note

  awesome grungy blues riff
e|------------------------------------------------------------|
B|------------------------------------------------------------|
G|-------------------------------------0-0--------------------|
D|------5-0-3b4-0---5-0-3b4-00-----5-3-0-0---3~~~3-3-3-0------|
A|-3~~5----------3h5---------5-3h5-----0-0---3~~~3-3-3-0------|
D|---------------------------0-------------3-3~~~3-3-3-0------|

  There are a few variations on that, but they all sound good.

  Repeat many times. On the last repeat before the next part,
  play the F chord (and no open D) to build up to:

     "I like a girl with a sharp tongue...     hey hey, hey hey"
e|------------------------------------------------------------|
B|------------------------------------------------------------|
G|-3~~~~~3~33~~~~~~~0~~~0~~~~~~~------------------------------|
D|-3~~~~~3~33~~~~~~~0~~~0~~~~~~~---------------3-0-3-5b6r5----|
A|-1~~~~~1~11~~~~~~~0~~~0~~~~~~~-5-3-5-3--5-3-----------------|
D|------------------------------------------------------------|

  The chorus starts with Bb5 to C5, then plays around with the
  intro riff under heaps of deep-fried overdrive and distortion.
  It'll sound good if you just play around with the patterns that
  have already been established, or just play little solos inside
  a blues scale.


  This is all my own original work.
  Comments/questions/corrections can be sent to luke@notus.com
  I'd appreciate any feedback.