FEAR FACTORY - "Martyr" Tablature
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Fear Factory-Martyr-
-Tuning-B,E,A,D,F#,B-
-Intro-
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|-5----6--------5----6----7--|
|-3--4-4--5-2---3--4-4--5-5--|
|----2----3-0------2----3----|
Riff B
Let the first chord ring out depress the whammy bar just
slightly, and then slam on the second and slide quickly
down the neck.
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|-(2)------------------------------------------9-\---|
|--2-------------------------------------------7-\---|
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Riff C
During the verses, where there is only Burton singing and
the drums, there is a bit of keyboard noise that makes it's
way in. Transposed onto the guitar, it looks like..
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|-(14)-----(13)-----(12)-----(11)--|
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Riff D
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|-5--6-6-------5--6-6----7--|
|-3--4-4--5-2--3--4-4--7-5--|
|---------3-0----------5----|
Riff E
Note: the number of pick strokes here is sort of
arbitrary, but I made my best guess as to how
many there are actually there; just pick each
note for an appropriate length of time.
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|--33333333444444------33333333444444---555555--|
|----------------333300--------------555--------|
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Riff F
In each of the two spaces, Raymond hits the hi-hat
three times
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|-3--3--3--2------3--3--3--2------3--3--3--2--|
|-3--3--3--2------3--3--3--2------3--3--3--2--|
|-1--1--1--0------1--1--1--0------1--1--1--0--|
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Riff G
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|--2-----1--3--3--3--2--2-----0--3--3--3--2--|
|-----0-----3--3--3--2-----0-----3--3--3--2--|
|-----------1--1--1--0-----------1--1--1--0--|
* * * * * * * *
Riff H
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|--2-----5--3--3--3--2--2-----4--3--3--3--2--|
|-----0--6--3--3--3--2-----0--5--3--3--3--2--|
|-----------1--1--1--0-----------1--1--1--0--|
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Riff I
Again, in each of the two spaces, Raymond hits the
hi-hat while Burton sings "Suffer...bastard..."
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|------3--3--3--2------3--3--3--2--|
|------3--3--3--2------3--3--3--2--|
|------1--1--1--0------1--1--1--0--|
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Riff J
the bass guitar fills in spaces between the chords.
All chords are played staccato.
<--depress whammy slow-->
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|--5------5------5--------------------------------|
|--5------5------5--------------------------------|
|--3------3------3------333333444444555555444444--|
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Riff K
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|-5----6-------|
|-3--4-4--5-2--|
|----2----3-0--|
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