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Skillet - Alien Youth
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FIVE STRING TAB-John plays a five-string. Alien Youth Skillet tabbed by Liko (jesusjunkie77@hotmail.com) quick legal junk: If you wanna copy a part or all of this for whatever reason, just email me and ask. Thanks. It was kinda surprising to me that there wasn't a five-string tab on here, considering that John Cooper plays a five. So here's my try. Quick disclaimer: I learned the song from jesusfreak1181@juno.com's four-string tab, and figured out what it was with the fifth string, so chances are I'll be referring back to it a lot. Thanks, dude! b=bend Intro-guitar plays kool lil piece a few times, then the bass and drums come in. G|-------------------------| D|-------------------------| A|-------------------------| E|---------------------b6--| B|--4--4--4--4-1--1-1------| Now for the heavy part, pretty much the main riff of the song, the other two tabs want you to play power chords on the A and D strings. I think that the PC's sound yucky on the B and E strings, so I just play the same thing as the Intro, I just hit the strings harder (OD would be nice here, too). But if you wanna do the chord thing, it's... G|-------------------------| D|-------------------------| A|-------------------------| E|--6--6--6--6-3--3-3--b6--| B|--4--4--4--4-1--1-1------| Now on the verses, the bass is overdriven just a lil bit, but it still sounds sweet clean. It's something like this...oh yeah. If you just played the heavy part hard (no chords), ease up some here. G|---------------------| |----| D|---------------------| |----| A|---------------------| 3x, then |----| E|---------------------| |-b6-| B|--4--4--4--4-1--1-1--| |----| After you play that a couple times, there's a change to a pre-chorus. It's like this: G|-----------------| 3x, then G|-----------------| D|-----------------| D|-----------------| A|---------------1-| A|-(3)-(3)-(3)-(3)-| E|-3-3-3-3-1-1-1---| E|-----------------| B|-----------------| B|--1---1---1---1--| note: the notes in parenthesis are optional, you can play either those or the ones on the low B-they're the same note, just an octave apart. Now the Chorus!! G|---------------------------------| D|---------------------------------| A|---------------------------------| E|-1-1-1-1---------4-4-4-4---------| B|---------4-4-4-4---------1-1-1-1-| Then back to ye olde heavy part, then play a verse again. The change after the 2'nd verse is different. This second pre-chorus is like this: G|-----------------------------------| G|---------| D|-----------------------------------| play that D|---------| A|--5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-1-1-1-1----------| twice, then A|-5-5-5-5-| E|--------------------------3-3-3-3--| play 1/8 E|---------| B|-----------------------------------| notes... B|---------| During the guitar solo, just play the prechorus from the FIRST verse, minus the 1/8 note C's (A|-3-| or B|-1-| for those still learning the neck.) Now that's all the pieces you need to know. Putting them together isn't too hard. Have fun, rock out, and God bless! Special Thank-you to jesusfreak1181@juno.com for making a great four-string tab for me to work from and for the kindness of letting me pretty much copy the spots where the low B wasn't used! Queries, Comments, Praise, Constructive Criticism, and Flames all welcome! Just no spam. jesusjunkie77@hotmail.com
