Date: Mon, 5 May 2003 14:54:11 +0100 
From: "Butler, Neil" <02005698@napier.ac.uk>
Subject: y/yeah_yeah_yeahs/rich.tab


"Rich" by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.  On Dress Up.  Music by the Yeahs
tab by me, Neil Butler.  All my own work.


Main riff (originally on some machine, here tabbed for guitar)
I'd recommend you play all notes individually to keep it
from sounding too cluttered.

-----------------------------8-8    
 ----------------7-7-----1010---     
 ----7-7-------------7-7--------    
 --------9-9--------------------    
 7-7---------1010---------------    
 -------------------------------   

Main guitar riff (verse)

------------------------------
------------------------------
------------------------------
------------------------------
----------------------------5-
--0-0-7-7-3-3-2-2-0-7-7-3-3---

Chorus:

 --||-----------------------------------|----------------|----------
 --||-----------------------------------|----------------|----------
 --||------------------141414-b-b-b16---|----------------|----------
 14||---------------------------------9-|-77771212121214-|1414141455
 14||17171717171717171717171717171717-9-|-77771212121214-|1414141455
 12||15151515151515151515151515151515-7-|-55551010101012-|1212121233


I fear this looks more complicated that it is:
The reason the second change (g5) doesn't have the top end of the
power chord is you need the finger to play the bit that starts on 
14th on the G.  What I mean by that passage (141414-b-b-b16) is play
the G5 with your middle finger and your pinkie and bend the 14 to the
16 incrementally with you first.

At the end there are a number of different parts, the most important of
which is this:


 19--19--17--1720
 --20--20--19----
 ----------------
 ----------------
 ----------------
 ----------------

Changing to:

 --19--1917--1720
 20--20----19----
 ----------------
 ----------------
 ----------------
 ----------------


Maybe in a band situation you should play it on the bass, just to give
the player something to do?