Idiot

Tabbed by: millarso (Jake Miller)
Tuning: Drop D
Guitar 1: Left Stereo
Guitar 2: Right Stereo
INTRO
Guitar 2

D|-1p0-4p0-3p2p0-|

SECTION 1
Both Guitars

NOTE: Moving from that last note in the bar above to the next
happens very quickly. You should to fret it with something other
than your pointer so you can more easily get back to the 1st fret
on the D string in the next bar.

D PEAT SECTION 1
TRANB TION 1
Guitar 2

A|-0-0000001-4-003-2-004-8-008-7-6-0-000000-|
D|-0-0000001-4-003-2-004-8-008-7-6-0-000000-|
     ......    ..    ..    ..        ......
SECTION 2
Both Guitars

SECTION 3 (reorganized version of SECTION 1)
Both Guitars

SECTION 4
Both Guitars

SECTION 5
Both Guitars

SECTION 6
Both Guitars

D PEAT SECTION 6
SECTION 7
Both Guitars (see NOTE below)

NOTE: For the section above, the notes between the brackets have
to be accompanied by an octave pedal to shift the note down. If
you don't have an octave pedal, the only other way to get that tone
is to downtune a 7 string, so it would be something like this
ALTERNATE SECTION 7
Both Guitars

I don't feel that is likely how they played it in the studio,
but it gets you the same notes. You need that D below D, and
dropping the low B to get there makes more sense than trying
with a 6-string unless you have a baritone. Either way, the
down octave pedal is the best way to get this effect.
That's it for the song though. There are really intense riffs
and dissonances. Heavy song, especially if you have the
equipment for it.
Please rate & comment.
Thanks,
millarso
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| /   slide up
| \   slide down
| h   hammer-on
| p   pull-off
| ~   vibrato
| +   harmonic
| x   Mute note
| b   Bend
| pb  Pre-bend
| br  Bend release
| pbr Pre-bend release
| brb Bend release bend