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Smash It Up Part Tab By Damned

 

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From wellis@visual.bt.co.uk Thu May  8 09:33:48 1997
Date: Mon, 14 Apr 97 10:34:14 BST
From: Wayne Ellis 
To: guitar@olga.net
Subject: TAB 'Smash It Up (Part 1)' by The Damned

		    'Smash it Up (Part 1)' by The Damned
		    -------------------------------------

From the album 'Machine Gun Etiquette'
Transcribed by Wayne Ellis 	email ellis_w_wayne@bt-web.bt.co.uk

The guitar is tuned as follows: E A D G B E (from low to high)

Section A (Play twice) [CD time 00:00]
--------------------------------------
  A11   ~	    A11     D11 ~     A11   ~	   	A11     D11 ~
E-(Bass-joins-on-the-second-time)---|-----------------|-----------------|
B-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
G-------0---------|-------------0---|-------0---------|-------------0---|
D-----0------0----|-----0-----4---4-|-----0------0----|-----0-----4---4-|
A---4------4---4--|---4---4-5-------|---4------4---4--|---4---4-5-------|
E-5---------------|-5---------------|-5---------------|-5---------------|

Section B [CD time 00:14]
-------------------------
 A11    ~	   A11    ~	      A11   ~		F9(no 3rd)  ~  
E-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
B-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
G-------0---------|-------0---------|-------0---------|-------------0---|
D-----0------0----|-----0-------0---|-----0--------0--|---------3-------|
A---4------4---4--|---4-------4---4-|---4--------4----|-----3-----------|
E-5---------------|-5---------------|-5---------------|-1---------------|

E-----------------|-----------------|-------0---------|
B----0---1---3----|-0---1----0---1--|-3----3---(3)----|
G-----0---0---0---|--0---0----0-----|---0---------(0)-|
D-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
A-Let all notes ring in these 3 bars|-----------------|
E-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|

Section C [CD time 00:28]
-------------------------
  A11   ~	     A11    D11 ~	A11 ~	   	A11	D11 ~
E-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
B-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
G-------0---------|-------------0---|-------0---------|-------------0---|	
D-----0------0----|-----0-----4---4-|-----0-------0---|-----0-----4---4-|
A---4------4---4--|---4---4-5-------|---4-------4---4-|---4---4-5-------|
E-5---------------|-5---------------|-5---------------|-5---------------|

  A11   ~	     A11  ~		A11 ~	   	F9(no 3rd)  ~
E-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
B-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
G-------0---------|-------0---------|-------0---------|-------------0---|
D-----0------0----|-----0------0----|-----0-------0---|---------3-------|
A---4------4---4--|---4------4---4--|---4-------4-----|-----3-----------|
E-5---------------|-5---------------|-5---------------|-1---------------|

E-----------------|-----------------|----------0------|
B-----0---1---3---|-0---1----0---1--|---3----3--------|
G------0---0---0--|--0---0----0-----|-----0-----------|
D-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
A-Let all notes ring in these 3 bars|-----------------|
E-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|

Section D [CD time 00:49]
-------------------------
(Use an alternating strumming pattern for the first 9 bars)
  D5		    D9(no 3rd)	      D5		D9(no 3rd)
     ^		    ^   	        ^                 ^
E(0)-5-0--0-0-0-0-|-0--0--0-0-0-0---|-0-5--0--0-0-0-0-|-0-0--0--0-0-0---|
B(0)-3-0--0-0-0-0-|-3--0--0-0-0-0---|-0-3--0--0-0-0-0-|-0-3--0--0-0-0---|
G-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
D-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
A-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
E-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|

  D5		    C		      C			C
     ^
E(0)-5--0---0-----|-0--0--0--0--0-0-|-0--0--0--0--0-0-|-0-0-----0--0-0--|
B(0)-3--0---0-----|-1--1--1--1--1-1-|-1--1--1--1--1-1-|-0-1-----1--1-1--|
G-----------------|-0--0--0--0--0-0-|-0--0--0--0--0-0-|-----0---0--0-0--|
D-----------------|-2--2--2--2--2-2-|-2--2--2--2--2-2-|---------2--2-2--|
A-----------------|-3------ --------|-----------------|-----------------|
E-----------------|-(There is a flanger sweep over the bars using Cmaj)-|

  C 	    	    D11	    ~    ~  A11      ~    ~    A11	G         
E-0--0-0--0-00----|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
B-1--1-1--1-11----|---------0-------|-----------------|-----------------|
G-0--0-0--0-00----|-------0------0--|--------0--------|-----------------|
D-2--2-2--2-22----|-----4------4----|-----0-------0---|-----0-------0---|
A----------------(3/5)5-------------|---4-------4-----|---4---4---2---2-|
E-----------------|-----------------|-5---------------|-5-------3-------|

Section E [CD time 01:10]
-------------------------

  Em		    Em9	      	      Em7		Em6
E-0---------------|-2---------------|-0---------------|-0---------------|
B-0---------------|-0---------------|-3---------------|-2---------------|
G-0---------------|-0---------------|-0---------------|-0---------------|
D-2---------------|-2---------------|-2---------------|-2---------------|
A-2---------------|-2---------------|-2---------------|-2---------------|
E-rake all chords-|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|

  C	~	    D11   ~	      C     ~		D11   ~  w/fingers
E-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
B-------1------1--|-------3------3--|-------1------1--|-------3-----3-3-|
G-----0------0--0-|-----0------0--0-|-----0------0--0-|-----0-------0-0-|
D---2-------------|---4-------------|---2-------------|---4-------------|
A-3---------------|-5---------------|-3---------------|-5---------------|
E-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|

Em		    Em9	      	      Em7		Em6
E-0---------------|-2---------------|-0---------------|-0---------------|
B-0---------------|-0---------------|-3---------------|-2---------------|
G-0---------------|-0---------------|-0---------------|-0---------------|
D-2---------------|-2---------------|-2---------------|-2---------------|
A-2---------------|-2---------------|-2---------------|-2---------------|
E-rake all chords-|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|

Section F [CD time 01:30]
-------------------------
(Use an alternating strumming pattern throughout)
  Em		    Em		^ ^   G		       	D rake	Dsus2 XX
E0----------------|-----------------|-0--3--3--3-3-3-3|-0-2--2-2--0-0-00|
B0-0--0-0-0-0-0-0-|-0-0--0-0----0-0-|-0--3--3--3-3-3-3|-0-3--3-3--3-3-00|
G0-0--0-0-0-0-0-0-|-0-0--0-0----0-0-|-0--0--0--0-0-0-0|-0-2--2-2--2-2-00|
D--2--2-2-2-2-2-2-|-2-2--2-2----2-2-|----0--0--0-0-0-0|---0--0-0------00|
A--2--2-2-2-2-2-2-|-2-2--2-2--------|----2------------|-----------------|
E-----------------|-----------------|----3------------|-----------------|

  Em (rake)	    Em
E-0---------------|-----------------|
B-0---------------|-------------0-0-|
G-0---------------|-------------0-0-|
D-2---------------|-------------2-2-|
A-2---------------|-------------2-2-|
E-----------------|-----------------|

  G rake	    D	    Dsus2 XX  Em (rake)		Em
E-0--3--3--3-3--3-|-0-2--2-2--0-0-00|-0---------------|-----------------|
B-0--3--3--3-3--3-|-0-3--3-3--3-3-00|-0---------------|-------------0-0-|
G-0--0--0--0-0--0-|-0-2--2-2--2-2-00|-0---------------|-------------0-0-|
D----0--0--0-0--0-|---0--0-0--------|-2---------------|-------------2-2-|
A----2------------|-----------------|-2---------------|-------------2-2-|
E----3------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|

 G  rake	    D	    Dsus2 XX  Em (rake)
E-0--3--3--3-3-333|-0-2--2-2--0-0-00|-0---------------|-----------------|
B-0--3--3--3-3-333|-0-3--3-3--3-3-00|-0---------------|-----------------|
G-0--0--0--0-0-000|-0-2--2-2--2-2-00|-0---------------|--..... to-------|
D----0--0--0-0-000|---0--0-0--------|-2---------------|---Smash It Up---|
A----2------------|-----------------|-2---------------|-----(Part 2)----|
E----3------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|

TAB Key
--------
 
	X  - mute with palm of hand
	~  - hold note
	/  - slide up
	() - incidental note
	^  - emphasise note
        rake - exagerate the strumming of the chord
	      (but not enough for it to be an arpeggio)

Notes
------

As this part of the song is an instrumental its difficult to keep
track of where you are in the TAB. To make things easier, the TAB
is broken into sections and the CD times included where they occur.

Most of 'Smash It Up (Part 1)' uses arpeggiated chord shapes. Some
of the shapes used are normal, first position chords - others are
common chord shapes which are moved 'out of position'. The song is
in 4/4 time.

If you look at some of the chord names above the TAB stave - things
seem a little 'jazzy' with all those 9th and 11th chords lying about.
The piece isn't complicated - the expensive sounding chord names come
about as a result of moving simple chord shapes up the neck. If you
view the TAB, looking for out of position chord shapes then the whole
thing is alot easier to learn ....

Section A uses A11 and D11 chords. These are just common G and Cmaj7
shapes, moved up the neck by 2 frets. 

Section B uses the same shapes as in section A, along with F9(no 3rd)
- which is a variant of Fminor at the first fret.

Section C uses the same shapes as in section B.

Section D uses diads based on D5 and D9, along with Cmajor and the
shapes used in in section A. Check with the record/CD to get the
emphasis on picking right for the 4-bars of Cmajor

Section E uses Em6, Em7 and Em9 chords. These chords are all formed
by adding a simple melody to a basic Em chord. This section also uses
C and D11 chords. The D11 chord is formed by taking the standard C
shape and moving it up 2 frets.

Section F  uses standard G, Eminor, D and Dsus2 chord shapes. These
chords are played loosely, with open strings being sounded between
some of the chord changes. 

The guitar sound is 'clean' with a very small amount of delay added,
in places a slight flanging effect is also present. 

This Transcription (c) Copyright DarkMusic 1995. ReVamped '96.

This Transcription (and others) is also available at:
	http://www.electronic.co.uk/users/mandy/tabs/

Comments and corrections welcome.

       Wayne Ellis email ellis_w_wayne@bt-web.bt.co.uk

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