anyone tabbed UFO's Belladonna?

I m having big trouble with my ears here.

Nope. But I love that song, so I might give it a go... it'll take me a while, mind

What do you have already?

Pippynip wrote:Nope. But I love that song, so I might give it a go... it'll take me a while, mind

What do you have already?

what I THINK I have

G 9 9
D
A 7 7 10 8 6 (??)
E

I started it some hours ago and because I dont think I have it right I left it there, which is actually the main repeatable riff until the fill



Thanks Pinny! Let me know if I have it right

That doesn't sound right to me (excepting the E notes)... no idea what it actually is though. If I can't get it within the next half hour, I probably won't have time to try and get it until Wednesday, so if anyone else wants to have a stab at it before then, here's a link to the song...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnrTkWelwHA

edit: reckon that 10 8 6 is actually 7 6 3

Pippynip wrote:That doesn't sound right to me (excepting the E notes)... no idea what it actually is though. If I can't get it within the next half hour, I probably won't have time to try and get it until Wednesday, so if anyone else wants to have a stab at it before then, here's a link to the song...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnrTkWelwHA

I found a guitar tab playing the bass part but I have trouble in transcribing it;

so remind me, how many octaves do I need to step up to reach the guitar tone?
two?

Doesn't matter, they're the same notes. Though it's just one, I think.

After the C note, it's played again until when he says in-sane, when it goes D C A. No wait, not C, B.

(I'm a rubbish tabber, so I'm just giving the notes )

The note up there that I thought was a D# (the 6) is actually a D, I think, so it'd go 7 5 3. Though I prefer 7 5 then 8 on the E string.

Right, so so far... I'll do it with the notes and the lyrics like a chord sheet.

Code:


  E            E
    OH, BELLADONNA
  E                E
    NEVER KNEW THE PAIN
EDC            C
    MAYBE I'M CRAZY, MAYBE IT'LL
  C              D B A
    DRIVE ME INSANE

Pippynip wrote:After the C note, it's played again until when he says in-sane, when it goes D C A. No wait, not C, B.

(I'm a rubbish tabber, so I'm just giving the notes )

The note up there that I thought was a D# (the 6) is actually a D, I think, so it'd go 7 5 3. Though I prefer 7 5 then 8 on the E string.

you are fast my mate!

And that's about it I guess, right? I mean repeatable and then some notes there and here but already played if I am not mistaken?

Nah, it changes up a bit and I reckon the chorus is different. I should be going to sleep really but I'm having a frankly odd amount of fun, so I'm gonna continue chipping away at it for a bit

I didn't have much fun writing the... note sheet though. I'll try and explain it with words instead. I like words.

Pippynip wrote:Nah, it changes up a bit and I reckon the chorus is different. I should be going to sleep really but I'm having a frankly odd amount of fun, so I'm gonna continue chipping away at it for a bit

kk mate you already helped a lot!

After 'The open letter just...', there's a nice little hammer-on from the D to the E. 5h7 on the A, I suppose.

Then the E octave is played. It's in the middle of 'placed'. Right where it's supposed to be.

After that it's the EDC thing again, but the C isn't played directly after it again like last time. Instead, you wait a bit, then just after the word 'silence', you play C B A, instead of the D B A from before.

Then it's the chorus...

And after the chorus just the same all over..

Thank you very very much, I will try it tomorrow for sure and let you know!!!

K, the chorus is just played on beat 1 of each bar. You can do little fills if you want, though, I suppose. The sequence is...
(go down to G rather than up)
D, G, C, A, D, G, A, then miss the next bar. I sustain the A until the D comes around again.

Nocturnal_Pulse wrote:And after the chorus just the same all over..

Thank you very very much, I will try it tomorrow for sure and let you know!!!

After the words finish there's one more run-through of the chorus sequence, but yeah, it seems that way. There are little tiny differences, but none that really matter. The solo is over the chorus sequence, but I think that sometimes, at the end of the sequence, it goes up to B instead of A. Or maybe A, then B. It's something like that, anyway. Actually, I think the sequence ends on B from the solo to the end of the song.

Sequence from 2:21 to 3:17 and from 3:40 to the end (from 3:35 to 3:40, the sequence is back to normal), for clarity (doubt it's needed, but whatever, I'll put it here anyway ):

D, G, C, A, D, G, B, then either another B, or miss the next bar. Whichever feels right, man, whichever feels right

Pippynip wrote:K, the chorus is just played on beat 1 of each bar. You can do little fills if you want, though, I suppose. The sequence is...
(go down to G rather than up)
D, G, C, A, D, G, A, then miss the next bar. I sustain the A until the D comes around again.

Alright, I think it will be good; I could listen to the C and G but I was missing the rest...

I edited my last post so it includes a change in the chord sequence. Should be pretty much everything. Now, time for sleep