Raining Blood Solo (ver 3) by Slayer
Tuning: Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, eb
A note:
In order to play this solo to any good effect you MUST have a double-locking tremolo.
Section 1:
e|--//-----------20~~~~~~~~~~~-------------|
B|--//-------15-------------------15-------|
G|--//--2/18--------------------------18-17|
D|----------------------------------------------|
A|----------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------!!|
! means pick scrape
Section 2:
e|----------------------------22~~~~~~22~~~~~~~~|
B|----------------------------------------------|
G|--22~~~~~~22~~~~~~22~~~~~~--------------------|
D|----------------------------------------------|
A|----------------------------------------------|
E|----------------------------------------------|
Wild whammy vibrato!
Continue doing some crazy shaking on that D note and then Jeff does:
e|-------------------------------------\|
B|-------------------------------------\|
G|---22HF-22HF-22HF-22HF---15/5-15/5---\|
D|-------------------------15/5-15/5---------|
A|-------------------------------------------|
E|-------------------------------------------|
hit that then quickly hit this
e|---26DIVE!|
26 means hit a harmonic near the pickup and then do a slow, sustained whammy dive while:
e|--22~~~~~~~22~~~~~~~~22~~~~~----------------|
B|--------------------------------------------|
G|-------------------------------flutter---|
D|--------------------------------------------|
A|--------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------|
This is Kings bit during the first Jeff section
return to section 3 horse flutter!
Do these parts about 3 times or so and then in the distance hit this:
e|--------22-24-20--13--20--21--18--20-21-20-22D|
B|-----15---------------------------------------|
G|--18------------------------------------------|
D|----------------------------------------------|
A|----------------------------------------------|
E|----------------------------------------------|
repeat these sections and then it ends with horse flutter.
There you go!
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