#-----------------------------PLEASE NOTE-------------------------------------# #This OLGA file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation # #of the song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or # #research. Remember to view this file in Courier, or some other monospaced # #font. See http://www.olga.net/faq/ for more information. # #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------# Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2000 13:27:52 -0500 From: TitanObelSubject: k/king_crimson/fracture.tab Artist: King Crimson Album: Starless and bible black Songname: FRACTURE King Crimson "Fracture" (guitar part by Robert Fripp) (guitar tab) transcribed by Torsten Lasse ("Titan Obel") contact: uzsrbw@uni-bonn.de This file contains the transcribtion of the background guitar part in the middle of King Crimson´s masterpiece "Fracture" which you can find at the Album "Star- less and bible black". This guitar part is very hard to listen out because of it´s incredible speed and it´s comparable low volume. Robert Fripp plays this part with an electric guitar and without any effects. I´ve transcribe this part for a normal guitar tuning (EADGHE) but I think Fripp used his "own" special tuning (fifth tuning). The basic scale is the HTGT-Scale. Perhabs I will complete this version with the full guitar tab notation (and all variations) in a few years... I´ve transcribed it as an 16/8 bar and all notes have the same length (1/16). The speed is very high (listen to the original record) !! ---------------------------------|---------------------------------| ---------------------------------|---------------------------------| ---------------------------------|---------------------------------| x5-------7-------5---7---5---7---|-5-------7-------5---------------| ---6-4-6---6-4-6---6---6---6---6-|---6-4-6---6-4-6---6-4-------4-6-| ---------------------------------|-----------------------5-3-5-----| Fripp plays this scheme in different pitches starting with the part which I de- scribed above. For orientation I call this part by the first tone: g (marked with a ´x´). He plays that part 2 times before moving to the next part. Next I give you other positions in which he plays this part. The given tone re- presents the first tone of the new position (comparable with the marked note ab- ove). D-String; fret 5 (g) D-String; fret 7 (a) G-String; fret 6 (#c) G-String; fret 8 (#d) You should listen to the original recording (or try to find a midi-file) to realise it and build in variations. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- File created by Torsten Lasse, March 2000 Original-File name: kingcrimson-fracture ((Version 1)) For further information or details contact: uzsrbw@uni-bonn.de If you have transcribed other parts please contact me... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------