Bush - Greedy Fly Chords & Tabs

 

Greedy Fly Chords & Tabs

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Greedy Fly Tab

   
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Subject: b/bush/greedy_fly.tab
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 1997 21:04:18 -0500
From: Brian Johnson 

"Greedy Fly" by Bush from the album Razorblade Suitcase.

Tabbed by Brian Johnson (bjohn@gate.net)


First off, I have two words for the original tab thats been posted: DEAD
WRONG. Nice try, but I don't think so. If you would like to play this
song correctly then follow my tab. This song is quite simple and fun to
play. I am almost positive that this is correct but I haven't seen an
actual transcription of it in a magazine so it could contain some
errors. But, I have been playing guitar for 10 years so I am pretty
confident that this is near perfect. All I know for sure is that it
sounds better than the other tab.



The chords you need are as follows:



Cm     Cmsus#4/B  Cm7/B   C5  A#5  Ab5  Cm(used for pre-chorus)
E:8    E:8        E:8    E:x  E:x  E:x  E:x
B:8    B:8        B:11   B:x  B:x  B:x  B:8
G:8    G:11       G:8    G:5  G:3  G:x  G:10
D:10   D:9        D:9    D:5  D:3  D:6  D:10
A:10   A:8        A:8    A:3  A:1  A:6  A:x
E:8    E:8        E:8    E:x  E:x  E:4  E:x

Ab(used for pre-chorus) Bb    F    Ab(chorus)
E:x                     E:x   E:x  E:x
B:x                     B:x   B:x  B:x
G:8                     G:7   G:2  G:5
D:10                    D:8   D:3  D:6
A:11                    A:8   A:3  A:6
E:x                     E:6   E:1  E:4

x means do not play that string( instead of mute string).

INTRO
The intro uses apperegios and is clean electric.
Each note is an eightth note.
Cm                                 Cmsus#4/B 
|---8----------------------------||--------------8------------|
|-------8-----8----8-------8-----||---------8-------8------8--|
|----------8-----8---------------||------11---11-------11-----|
|---10----------------10---------||---9-----------------------|
|--------------------------------||---------------------------|
|--------------------------------||---------------------------|

Cm                            Cmsus#4/B  
|---------------8-----------||----------------8-------------|
|---------8--------8------8-||---------8---------8------8---|
|------8-----8--------------||-----11-----11--------11------|
|--10-----------------10----||--9---------------------------|
|---------------------------||------------------------------|
|---------------------------||------------------------------|

Play that once than the following two measures twice:

Cm                              Cm7/B
|---------------8-------------||---------------8--------------|
|---------8--------8--------8-||--------11--------11------11--|
|------8-----8----------------||-----8------8---------8-------|
|--10------------------10-----||--9---------------------------|
|-----------------------------||------------------------------|
|-----------------------------||------------------------------|

These two measures are also used during the verse at certain parts,
listen to the CD to find out where.

VERSE

ERSE
As far as I can tell, there is no guitar used during the verses other
than the bass, but you can play power chords which correspond to the
notes the bass plays. Palm mute the chords to make it sound even better.
The chords are as follows:

C5 C5 C5 A#5 C5 Ab5 Ab5 Ab5 Ab5 Ab5 (brief pause) Ab5 Ab5 Ab5
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/b/bush/greedy_fly_tab_ver_2.html ]
Repeat this for the verses except for the little apperegio parts which
are the last two measures of the intro played with a slighlty different
mesure.

PRE-CHORUS

This is distorted and has a very high treble-like sound to it.
Use the chords that are for the pre-chorus. The rythm goes like this 1
and 2 and 3 and 4 and 1....... Listen to the CD to figure it out, I
tried to write it with the rythm.
1  +  2  +  3  +  4  +  1  +  2  +  3  +  4  +
Cm Cm Cm Cm Cm Cm Ab Ab Ab Ab Ab Ab Ab Ab Ab Ab

This is used for the parts that go : I'm screaming daisies.... and This
indian summer......


CHORUS
This is heavily distorted and involves a lot of sliding
This is the easiest part to learn and uses barre chords.

Bb Bb\F F F/Ab Ab Ab\F F/Ab Ab\F F/Bb Bb Bb\F F F/Ab Ab Ab

If you liste to the CD, then that should make complete sense remember
that / and \ meand to side up or down.

INTERLUDE

Listen to the song to figure where this is played (it occurs during the
chorus at about 2:45 into the song).

|--8---------8------------|
|-----9--9----------------|
|----------------10---10--|
|-------------------------|
|-------------------------|
|-------------------------|

This is played twice then goes immediately back into the chorus.


SOLO

This is heavily distorted and has a very low sound to it. An Octave
pedal is probably used, if you don't have one turn your tone knob all
the way down for the best possible sound.I highly recommned listening to
the song to get this right.


|---------------------||---------------------||-----------------------|
|---------------------||---------------------||-----------------------|
|---------------------||---------------------||--------------------8--|
|---------------------||---------------------||---------------10------|
|------------------10-||--13\12---10--6---6--||-----------------------|
|------------------8--||--11\10---8---4---4--||-----------------------|

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~                                ~~~~~~
|---------------------||---------------------||-----------------------|
|---------------------||---------------------||-----------------------|
|---(8)---------------||-----------------10--||-(10)^-------r---(10)--|
|---------------------||---------------------||-----------------------|
|---------------------||---------------------||-----------------------|
|---------------------||---------------------||-----------------------|

|---------------------||---------------------||-8---------8---------8--|
|------------------11-||-(11)^-----r----(11)-||-11^-r-(11)11^-r-(11)11^| 
|---------------------||---------------------||------------------------|
|---------------------||---------------------||------------------------|
|---------------------||---------------------||------------------------|
|---------------------||---------------------||------------------------|

               ~~~~~~~
|------8--------------||-8-------------8-------------8-------------|
|---------11----------||-11^--r--(11)--11^--r--(11)--11^--r--(11)--|
|-------------8-------||-------------------------------------------|
|---------------------||-------------------------------------------|
|---------------------||-------------------------------------------|
|---------------------||-------------------------------------------|

                    ~~~~~~~
|----8----------------------11^--||---(11)--------11^------------------|
|----11^--r--(11)-----------11^--||---(11)--------11^------------------|
|------------------8-------------||------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------||------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------||------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------||------------------------------------|
                                                            ~~~~~~~~~
|--11^-------------------11^-----||---11^---------------r--(11)------|
|--11^-------------------11^-----||---11^---------------r--(11)------|
|--------------------------------||----------------------------------|
|--------------------------------||----------------------------------|
|--------------------------------||----------------------------------|
|--------------------------------||----------------------------------|


That last measure involves very slow graduated bends and releses.