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Sunday, August 13, 2006
Anyone can play (bass) guitar
Hello everyone. My name is Kevin Greene and I am currently in the midst of a project to revamp BlocParty.net’s “tab” section. For anyone who doesn’t know, tablature is a method of transcribing music for an instrument (most commonly guitar and bass) using fret and string numbers rather than notes. Many of the tabs for Bloc Party’s songs under the “tab” section of the website are links to outside tab sites with generic names like “Ultimate Guitar”. I frankly find these sites to be terribly unreliable, especially for music as complex as Bloc Party’s.
Hello everyone. My name is Kevin Greene and I am currently in the midst of a project to revamp BlocParty.net’s “tab” section. For anyone who doesn’t know, tablature is a method of transcribing music for an instrument (most commonly guitar and bass) using fret and string numbers rather than notes. Many of the tabs for Bloc Party’s songs under the “tab” section of the website are links to outside tab sites with generic names like “Ultimate Guitar”. I frankly find these sites to be terribly unreliable, especially for music as complex as Bloc Party’s.
I am a bass player by nature so my first goal is to get versions up of all the bass parts for Bloc Party’s songs, most likely including unreleased and old songs. The electric guitar aspect will be quite a bit more difficult and some songs I may just not be able to do at all, due to various effects on the guitars and the mix in general on Bloc Party’s album that often puts the guitar work in the background. More Information
So keep your eyes open for new accurate Bloc Party tabs!
To start you off:
'Banquet' bass tab
'Plans (Acoustic Version)' guitar tab
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