General Attitude

(início)

Intro

*I'm fairly certain the bell/tone sound playing during the intro
 is not a guitar. But a natural harmonic on the 5th fret of the
fifth string will get the same note, so I'm going to throw this
here if you want to cheese it.*

Main Riff

Main Riff Rhythm Guitar

Verse
  x2

Main Riff

Main riff rhythm guitar
  x2

Verse
   x2

Main Riff lead guitar

Main riff rhythm guitar

Pre-Chorus

Lead Over Chorus (palm the 12th fret of the D string)

Chorus 1

Main riff
Guitar 1

Guitar 2
  x2

Lead over the verse

Verse
  x2

Main Riff

Lead over the verse

Verse
  x2

Main Riff

Pre-Chorus

Lead Over Chorus (palm the 12th fret of the D string)
  x2

Chorus
  x2

Pre- Solo

Solo
I will add notes when relevant
*The "10b12b10" Means you would pluck the 10th fret, bend the
string up until it hits the note the 12th fret would make, and
then bend back down.
*In the studio Joel seems to have doubled the melody until he
gets to the octaves(Meaning the same guitar part was recorded
twice and played ontop of itself)and threw in a little bit of wah

*Here at this spot there is again, multiple tracks and in
studio the notes were played individually by multiple guitars and
layered ontop of each other, and not actually as octaves. To get as
close as possible to the sound I play the notes as octaves
(with again, a bit of wah) and apply a bit of vibrato when you
get to sit on the note for a second!

Chords during solo

Intro Riff Plays again

Main Riff, slight variation the second time through, a brief pause
to bask in the greatness of this song.

Pre-Chorus

Lead Over Chorus (palm the 12th fret of the D string)

Chorus
  x2

Outro diddy
*Here there is again, multiple tracks. One guitar plays the high
notes, the other plays the low notes. And one is playing the rhythm
If you want to play by yourself you can use octaves and slide instead
of bend. I'll throw that down at the bottom as extra.
Lead guitar 1

Lead guitar 2

Rhythm Guitar

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Here is the octave version of the lead for the outro diddy.

(A tiny bit extra here on the last one before it repeats)

| /  slide up
| \  slide down
| h  hammer-on
| p  pull-off
| ~  vibrato
| +  harmonic
| x  Mute note-
| b  Bent note