Misc Computer Games - Life force - boss

Life Force (NES) 1986 Boss The song is technically called "Poison of Snake" Tabbed by: iloveamanda12 Such a great game. One of my all-time favorites! Typically, of NES and 8-bit games, it has great and extremely catchy music, too. I'm basically only going to outline this. The actual music will spell out the rhythms for you. A basic idea is really all you need in this one. Enjoy! This repeats infinitely bass x4 G|-------------------------------| D|-------------------------------| A|-------------------------------| E|-1---1---1---1---1---1---1---1-| ====== bass x4 G|-------------------------------| D|-------------------------------| A|-------------------------------| E|-0---0---0---0---0---0---0---0-| ====== bass x4 G|-------------------------------| D|-------------------------------| A|-------------------------------| E|-1---1---1---1---1---1---1---1-| ====== bass x4 G|-------------------------------| D|-------------------------------| A|-------------------------------| E|-0---0---0---0---0---0---0---0-| ====== bass G|-------------------------------| D|-------------------------------| A|-3-----------3---3---3-------1-| E|-------------------------4-----| ====== bass G|-------------------------------------------------| D|-------------------------------------------------| A|---1-------------------------------1---1---3-----| E|-------1-------1---1---1---1---4---------------1-| ====== bass G|-------------------------------------------------| D|-------------------------------------------------| A|-1-3---3---3---3-------1---1---------------------| E|-------------------4-----------1-------1---1---1-| ================================================================== LEGEND ------ Layout Notation: ====== - Section, such as Bridge or solo, closed (after correct number of plays, move to the next section) = - Section, such as Bridge or solo, still active: after correct number of plays, move to next bar. x(#) - Repeat as indicated (x3 indicates repeating the riff twice more, etc.) Grid Notation: ~ - vibrato (bend the string and release rapidly) * - deaden note (stop notes from ringing) # - pick slide (#\ inidcates sliding lower in pitch, #/ indicates higher in pitch) X - dead string (Mute string with your fretting hand) / - slide up (higher in pitch)(2/4 indicates fretting the 2nd fret, then sliding to the 4th without a 2nd pick-stroke) \ - slide down (lower in pitch)(4/2 indicates fretting the 4th fret, then sliding to the 2nd without a 2nd pick-stroke) b - bend ("16b" would indicate bending the 16th fret) r - release bend ("16br" would indicate bending the 16th fret up, then releasing back to neutral position) br - bend, then release brp - bend, release, then pull; usually in a fluid motion h - hammer-on to indicated fret (0h2 indicates picking open string, then fretting the 2nd fret without a second pick-stroke) p - pull-off to indicated fret (12p10 indicates picking the twelfth fret, then lifting your finger to a pre-fretted 10th fret without a second pickstroke) pb - pre-bend, in some cases signifies a previous bend being held (bend the string before picking) pbr - pre-bend release (bend the string before picking, then release string after picking) T - Tap note with pick or a picking hand finger, usually in a quick hammer-on/pull-off section TR - trill (10TR12 would indicate to hammer and pull continually between the two specified notes) trm - tremolo pick (pick very rapidly) Above Grid Notation: . - palm mute (mute the strings with your picking hand while picking) \/ - use tremolo bar ("whammy" bar)(either raise or lower the pitch dramatically) ^ - Upstroke (use an up pick-stroke)