README: Over the past couple years

..I have seen several ASCII tabs

..for

        Fugazi songs.  Not until

..recently did I actually dig out

..the old

        record and realize how far

..off most were.  So, I played

..along

        with the songs a couple

..times to find something that

..sounds better:

        Think of this as an

..improvement to the already

..available tab.

At the beginning, it's like this:

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-----3-----2---0-----0-----2---3

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-2-2---2-2---2---2-2---2-2---2--

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...

-|-

-|-

-|- (repeat many times)

-|-

-|-

-|-

(let ring on most notes)

  Note: At one point, the second

..half of that part is left off.

        Also, some chorus or an

..overdub is added for a while.

Then, it does this:

------- ---

------- and it ends up just ---

-----3- (repeat strumming this -3-

     -2-2---  several             

.. with crescendo:   -2-

------- times) ---

------- ---

Then something like this chord is

..struck:

The second half uses these chords:

(I have not indicated how many

..times each is struck)

--- --- --- --- ---

--- --- --- --- ---

-7- -6- -4- -6- -7-

-7- -6- -4- -6- -7-

-5- -4- -2- -4- -5-

--- --- --- --- ---

Note: you may want to strike the

..open E string

      or an E chord at the

..beginning

and again, but with high part

..added

--- --- --- -------

--- --- --- -------

-7- -6- -4- -8/9\8-

-7- -6- -4- -6/7\6-

-5- -4- -2- -------

--- --- --- -------

Note as above

This riff is thrown in

..periodically for good measure:

(the last chord is cut from the

..figure that precedes it)

------------------------ ---

------------------------ ---

------------------------ ---

-5--5--5--5--7--7--7-5-- -2-

-5--5--5--5--7--7--7-5-- -2-

-3--3--3--3--5--5--5-3-- -0-

                         This last

..chord just begins the next

..figure,

                         which was

..given about 30 lines up.

When we are no longer amused, the

..song

approaches its end by varying the

..previous

riff -- the following is added:

--------------------------

--------------------------

--------------------------

----------------------/\--

-9-----9-10---9-----9//\\-

-7-----7--8---7-----7/sl\-

...

-|---

-|---

-|---

-|--- (make the last note waver by bending the

-|--- neck forward or using the whammy bar or

-|-0~~ whatever you've got, or you can simulate

..it with a bent note one 7th up)

Finally there's a mess during

..which I just

hold the following chord.  I

..emphasize different tones in

it to make it sound more like the

..recording, e.g. by hitting just

the open E or A strings sometimes

..and the other 4 strings other

..times.

You could also pick a sort of

..up-down pattern on the EADG

..strings --

listen to the song to hear the B

..(from the G string) in that

..pattern.