Bass Tabs

[fleabass89]

Originally posted by Hategear
It doesn't have a whole helluva lot to do with this post, but I wish that the people/companies that print the tablature, would include the bass tab along with the guitar tab, or vice versa. Generally, there are more guitar tabs than bass tabs and I have often thought, "Wouldn't it make sense to print one big book that included the bass and the guitar tab in the same book?" They could either print the bass tab right under the guitar tab (like they now do in Guitar World magazine), or they could print the guitar tab in the front half of a book, then turn the book over and upside down and print the bass tab in the back. Does anyone get what I am shooting at here?

PS...Don't be an anti-tab Fascist.

actually, they do make that, it's called the complete score. comes with all the instruments.

 

[Hategear]

Originally posted by fleabass89
actually, they do make that, it's called the complete score. comes with all the instruments.

In all my years, I have never seen that anywhere -- maybe I didn't know what I was looking for.

 

[Zoot H Rollo]

jazz/metal has been explored at least by John Zorn. especially in the band NAKED CITY.

check out their disc TORTURE GARDEN.

squirm squirm squirm.

fred

 

[GDAE]

I get most of my punk tabs from punkhardcore.com.

 

[Church-Bass]

John Zorn does make some very interesting music - I like it. Jazz metal and rock fusion have similarities, as does progressive metal/ rock. In the end, some music you just cannot classify - it's a meld of styles and rhythms. As long as it moves you, that's what counts...