The American Analog Set - All About Us Chords & Tabs

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			     ALL ABOUT US - American Analog Set
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Tabbed by: Keith
Email: waxnwane1@spamnobueno.yahoo.com

Tuning: Standard

::Intro/Verse - power chords - slide cleanly from one
 to the next - 5th & 6th string with thumb & forefinger,
 pluck the open D & G strings with index. it's easier, and sounds
 ok, to not complete the F (2nd fret, 3rd string).

     G  A  F      G  A  F    G  A  F    G  E  F
 E ---------------------------------------------------------------|
 B ---------------------------------------------------------------|
 G --------2------------2-0--------2----------2-------------------|
 D ----------0------------------------0---------------------------|
 A --5--7--3------5--7--3----5--7--3----5--2--3-------------------|
 E --3--5--1------3--5--1----3--5--1----3--0--1-------------------|

 During verse, the last E is replaced by an A until
 the last measure

::section between verses ("I'll be the boy in the band...")
 -alternates between the G & F on the 4th, 5th & 6th string (3rd & 1st frets):
     G  A
 D --------|
 A --5--7--|
 E --3--5--|
  - end on G, then back to intro/verse tab above
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/t/the_american_analog_set/all_about_us_tab.html ]
::Riff: (after "...it's all about us.") - play twice
 there's something in between these two - can't make
 out the guitar, think it might be G to F to E power chords?
 E ----------------------|--------------------------------------|
 B ----------------------|--------------------------------------|
 G ----------------------|-------------------0------------------|
 D -----0-----0-2-0------|-----0-----0-2-0----------------------|
 A -0h3---0-3-------3-0--|-0h3---0-3-------3--------------------|
 E ----------------------|--------------------------------------|

::Last half of the song to outro - same power chords, play just the 5th &
  6th strings so you can pick the open 4th string. The slides are more
  pronounced, too.  Pedal the D/G/B string against the chords
  (time to the snare). Sounds best if you play the power chords with
  your thumb and pluck the D/G/B strings with a finger.
:: 3 times like this, last one finishes with open G (3rd string) instead of D:
 E -------------------------|
 B -------------------------|
 G -------------------------|
 D --0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0----|
 A -5-7-3-7-5-5-2-3-5-3-----|
 E -3-5-1-5-3-3-0-1-3-1-----|

:: keyboards have started - the open G's start to work in more (first measure is
   below, eventually you're almost toggling between G & D - then almost all G's, then
   even a B (2nd string) every now & then. all the notes sound good together, so don't
   worry about playing them perfectly - just get brighter & darker as it sounds like
   you should
 E -------------------------|
 B -------------------------|
 G ------------0--------0---|
 D --0-0-0-0-0---0-0-0------|
 A -5-7-3-7-5-5-2-3-5-3-----|
 E -3-5-1-5-3-3-0-1-3-1-----|