Bass tablature for "2000 Light Years From Home" by "Les Claypool And The Flying Frog Brigade"

Artist: Les Claypool And The Flying Frog Brigade
Piece: 2000 Light Years From Home
Instrument: Bass
Submitter: unknown
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Les Claypool and the Flying Frog Brigade
2000 Light Years From Home (live)
(Rolling Stones cover)
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tabbed by chad
EADG


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-ttt- = triplet; pluck with first second and
-777-	third fingers very quickly
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les uses these parts as he wishes, interchanging them throughout 
the first two lines of verse 1 and 2, on line one of verse two
and in between the verse and chorus Les Claypool improvises alot 
too on these parts besides on their playing order


verse part 1 for lines 1 and 2

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--7--7--7-7---5--7-5---
------------7--------7-

verse part 2 for lines 1 and 2

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---------------ttt-----------
---7--7--7-7-7-779--7--7-5---
-7-------------------------7-

verse part 3 for lines 1 and 2

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-------ttt--ttt-------ttt-----
-7-7-7----5-777-7-7-7-----5-7-
-------777------------777-----

verse part 4 for lines 1 and 2
    
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-------ttt--------------------
-7-7-7-777-9-7---5-9---7------
---------------7-----7--------


Verse 1 and 3 have a third verse, in these and on the second live of 
verse two Les plays this 

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-5-55--55-55-5556-----------
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Then he plays a part of the verse (whichever) and then continues to 
the Chorus:

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-55555555-7777777-88888888--
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A couple fills i picked out:

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---ttt-------------------------
-7-777-7-7-5----5--------------
-------------7----7-5--7-5-3-0-
 
Les plays this one unimaginably fast
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-975-5-------------
----7-75-5---------
--------7-757530---

This is a great cover of a great song. There are these 'breaks' at 
the beginning and between verse 2's chorus and verse 3 where the 
guitar intro starts up again. Download it if you can find it... 
you can get an idea of the direction Les's improvisations go in.