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Quite a difficult song to tab, but I think this is it.
The song can quite easily be played with one guitar,
two guitars or three guitars. This version is a (roughly!)
faithful reproduction of the CD track. So, if you're
playing live/solo, ignore the Overdub track altogether.
If you're a solo guitarist, like Rage playing live, then just
switch between Clean and Distortion and make the
best use you can out of equalizers, volume knobs or
whatever to reproduce the transitional effect. Tom can
do that fade effect live, but I have no idea exactly how
he does it!
Update: A volume swell is clearly involved, but since I
don't own the live dvd, i'm not certain. But it's pretty
frigging certain that it is. The big debate that's
plagueing me at the moment is to whether or not the
main riff is actually done on the clean channel, or if it's
merely distortion, with the volume knob lowered to
around 3. This would certainly explain how Tom can
make the transition so smoothly, and a similar effect is
used in the Audioslave song "What You Are".
Either way, you'd have to start with your volume
lowered during the clean parts. The jury is still out on
this one, so just do whatever feels right :)
