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Edge's solo SBS Popmart tabs???
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"Sunday Bloody Sunday"
Live version from Popmart
The Popmart version of Sunday Bloody Sunday is no different than any
other version of Sunday Bloody Sunday in terms of the way you play it.
It is different in terms of the actual chords though.
Anyway, here's how you play it:
STICK A CAPO ON THE FIFTH FRET, AND MAKE SURE YOUR GUITAR IS TUNED DOWN
A HALF STEP. (If you are not tuned down, then put the capo on the 4th).
All chords and tab are with respect to the capo.
Use some delay, set to about 0.4 seconds.
OPENING/VERSE
e-----2-------2-------0-------0----
b---3---3---3---3---3---3---3---3-- Repeat this throughout.
g-4-------2-------0-------0--------
For the first bridge - "How long, how long must we..."
Play the following chords, as in the old version, and play them
apperegio (picking one at a time); I am not sure of the exact tab for
this part, but the chords are:
D Em
How long, how long must we sing this song
D G
How long, how long........
When you get to the "...tonight, we can be as one..."
return to the opening/verse tab.
Now, the first time "Sunday Bloody Sunday" is sang in the chorus, Egde
play some sort of muted harmonics, similar to the old version again, and
the tab, with respect to the capo is:
e----------8------14----
b----8---8-----------15- This may not be right, but it's close.
g--7--------------------
Then, again, return to the opening/verse tab.
When the verse hits the bridge again, "How Long,..."
Strum the D, Em, D, G chords, and then play the following chords
for the "Tonight..." part:
CHORDS: (I watched Edge play it this way)
Bm x24432
D x5777x
G 355433
Bm D G
Tonight...we can be as one
Bm D G Bm D G Bm D G
Tonight.......tonight, tonight, tonight tonight
Then, for the rest of the song, return to the opening/verse tab and
bridge tab. I highly suggest listening to a copy of the song. The most
available source is the Sarajevo Concert.
Anyway, good luck playing it, and email if you have any questions or
comments.
tabbed by matt (mps133@psu.edu)
Live version from Popmart
The Popmart version of Sunday Bloody Sunday is no different than any
other version of Sunday Bloody Sunday in terms of the way you play it.
It is different in terms of the actual chords though.
Anyway, here's how you play it:
STICK A CAPO ON THE FIFTH FRET, AND MAKE SURE YOUR GUITAR IS TUNED DOWN
A HALF STEP. (If you are not tuned down, then put the capo on the 4th).
All chords and tab are with respect to the capo.
Use some delay, set to about 0.4 seconds.
OPENING/VERSE
e-----2-------2-------0-------0----
b---3---3---3---3---3---3---3---3-- Repeat this throughout.
g-4-------2-------0-------0--------
For the first bridge - "How long, how long must we..."
Play the following chords, as in the old version, and play them
apperegio (picking one at a time); I am not sure of the exact tab for
this part, but the chords are:
D Em
How long, how long must we sing this song
D G
How long, how long........
When you get to the "...tonight, we can be as one..."
return to the opening/verse tab.
Now, the first time "Sunday Bloody Sunday" is sang in the chorus, Egde
play some sort of muted harmonics, similar to the old version again, and
the tab, with respect to the capo is:
e----------8------14----
b----8---8-----------15- This may not be right, but it's close.
g--7--------------------
Then, again, return to the opening/verse tab.
When the verse hits the bridge again, "How Long,..."
Strum the D, Em, D, G chords, and then play the following chords
for the "Tonight..." part:
CHORDS: (I watched Edge play it this way)
Bm x24432
D x5777x
G 355433
Bm D G
Tonight...we can be as one
Bm D G Bm D G Bm D G
Tonight.......tonight, tonight, tonight tonight
Then, for the rest of the song, return to the opening/verse tab and
bridge tab. I highly suggest listening to a copy of the song. The most
available source is the Sarajevo Concert.
Anyway, good luck playing it, and email if you have any questions or
comments.
tabbed by matt (mps133@psu.edu)
