Sick Of It All Ver 1 by Finger Eleven
Finger Eleven - Sick Of It All ver 1 guitar tab
Band: Finger Eleven
Song: Sick of It All
Album: Greyest Of Blue Skies
Tuning: Half step down then drop-d (Db Ab Db Gb Bb Eb)
Notes: Well this is the best *** song on the “greyest of blue skies” album, I haven’t seen that many tabs for it on the net, so like most ppl who have no patience for things I decided to tab it myself. After spending numerous hours listening to the studio and live versions of the song and watching James Black and Rick Jackett (tho watching from a mosh pit is hard to do with the bumping and the grinding and the feeling…….never mind) I’m satisfied with what I got. This tab combines studio and live guitar parts.
Intro: (clean)
Eb------------------------------
Bb------------------------------
Gb------------------------------
Db-2h3-2h3-2h3-2h3-2h3-2h3-2h3-2
Ab-1---1---1---1---0---0---0---0
Db------------------------------
Then play this before verse
Eb--------------------------------
Bb--------------------------------
Gb-------------------------------2
Db-2h3-2h3-2h3-2h3-2h3-2h3-2h3-2--
Ab-1---1---1---1---0---0---0---0--
Db--------------------------------
Pre-chorus (clean)
Eb------------------
Bb------------------
Gb-----5-5-3-----5-3
Db---3---------2---1
Ab-4---------3-----2
Db------------------
Verse: (clean)
Eb---------------0-0-----
Bb--------------3--3-----
Gb-7-7-7-7-----2---2-10-9
Db-0----------0----0-----
Ab-8--8-8-8--0-----0-8--7
Db-8--------0--------0--0
Play pre-chorus but distort it and palm mute
Chorus (distortion)
Eb-------0--------------------x----------I---
Bb------3--------------------6-----------I---
Gb-----2----7-7-7/6-6-6-5---5---5-5-5-5-5I--7
Db-0--0-----------------3--3-------------I---once in awhile he
Ab-0-0------5-5-5/4-4-4-3-3-----3-3-3-3-3I--5 hits this
Db-0--------------------3----------------I---
Bridge: (distortion) okay, there are 2 ways to play this, sounds best with 2 guitars playing different parts, one playing chords and the other playing octaves.
I’m not going to show the strumming pattern, you can figure it out.
Guitar 1:
Eb----------------------------------------
Bb----------------------------------------
Gb----------------------------------------
Db-8---7---5---10---8---7---10---8---7---0
Ab-8---7---5---10---8---7---10---8---7---0
Db-8---7---5---10---8---7---10---8---7---0
Guitar 2:
Eb----------------------------------------
Bb----------------------------------------
Gb-10--9---7---12---10--9---12---10--9--14
Db----------------------------------------
Ab-8---7---5---10---8---7---10---8---7--12
Db--------------------------------------0-
Last chorus (distortion) this is how I play it, again 2 guitars needed
Guitar 1:
Eb-------0-------------------x----------I-------0-
Bb------3-------------------6-----------I------3--
Gb-----2---7-7-7/6-6-6-5---5---5-5-5-5-5I-----2---
Db-0--0----------------3--3-------------I-0--0---- when guitar 1 goes back to
Ab-0-0-----5-5-5/4-4-4-3-3-----3-3-3-3-3I-0-0----- the D chord, guitar 2 doesn’t
Db-0-------------------3----------------I-0------- do the same, plays the A oct.
Guitar 2: (this A octave is now played over Gtr.2’s
E-------0-------------------------------I---------- D chord,When Gtr.2 plays it’s
B------3--------------------------------I---------- D octave that’s when you
G-----2----7-7-7/6-6-6/10-10/12-12-12/14I14-14^-14^ start gtr.1’s octave prgsn.
D-0--0----------------------------------I---------- again
A-0-0------5-5-5/4-4-4/8--8-/10-10-10/12I12-12^-12^
D-0-------------------------------------I----------
Outro: (distortion)
Eb-------0-----------I--
Bb------3------------I--
Gb-----2----5-5-5-5-5I-2
Db-0--0--------------I-2 end on A chord
Ab-0-0------3-3-3-3-3I-0
Db-0-----------------I--
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