Biography:
The Cribs are an English 3-piece indie band from Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England which formed in 2001 and consists of twins Gary and Ryan Jarman and their younger brother Ross. In August 2008 Johnny Marr, former guitarist for The Smiths and Modest Mouse, became the official fourth member of the band. On April 11th 2011, Marr's departure from the group was announced on their website, and The Cribs now continue as a 3-piece again.
They are signed to the Wichita Recordings label
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- Burning For No One
- Hello Oh
- Im A Realist
- Martell
- Mirror Kissers
- Shoot The Poets
- The Cribs
- We Share The Same Skies
- Anna
- Back To The Bolthole
- Broken Arrow
- Chi
- Come On Be A No One
- Different Angle
- Direction
- Emasculate Me
- Girls Like Mystery
- Glandular Fever Got The Best Of Me
- Glitters Like Gold
- Hari Kari
- Housewife
- I Should Have Helped
- Ignore The Ignorant
- Im Alright Me
- Is Anybody There
- Ive Tried Everything
- Last Years Snow
- Leather Jacket Love Song
- Mens Needs
- Moving Pictures
- Rainbow Ridge
- Save Your Secrets
- Simple Story
- Sticks Not Twigs
- The New Fellas
- Things Arent Gonna Change
- Victim Of Mass Production
- We Can No Longer Cheat You
- We Were Aborted
- What About Me
- What Have You Done For Me
- Wrong Way To Be
- You Were Always The One
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Taken from their forth-coming album In The Belly of The Brazen Bull, I've just had a
quick stab at the chords for this- it sounds about ok to me!
I've put the chords as open, but I'm pretty sure they're played as power chords or barre chords.
The G bits in the verse are just two very quick hits of the G chord. Pretty simple really-
I prefer to play them as power chords, G5, C5, A5 etc, but you may prefer barred or open.
Intro
Feedback, followed by
G X 2
Chorus
C G
Meet me down in Chi-Town,
C
in Logan Square underground
F
You know the one,
C G
we were always there.
C G
Meet me down in Chi-Town,
C
in Logan Square underground
F
You know the one,
C G
we were always there.
Verse 1
C Am E
Forget the airport
G
and cut my hair short
C Am E
Eat cookies and cream
G C
from the store at the end of the street,
Am
There's so much junk in my head,
E G
will I only hear when you're dead?
C Am E G
But I'll still think of you to take it out on myself.
Pre-Chorus
It kind of stays on G, sliding up one fret, a few times, then alternates and gets quicker
G/G#
G G# G G#
Chorus
C G
Meet me down in Chi-Town,
C
in Logan Square underground
F
You know the one,
C G
we were always there.
C G
Meet me down in Chi-Town,
C
in Logan Square underground
F
You know the one,
C G
we were always there.
Verse 2
(Same chords as the first!)
At the end of the rainbow...
Pre-Chorus
G/G#
G G# G G#
Solo (Same as chorus)
C G C F C G
C G C F C G
Chorus
C G
Meet me down in Chi-Town,
C
in Logan Square underground
F
You know the one,
C G
we were always there.
C G
Meet me down in Chi-Town,
C
in Logan Square underground
F
You know the one,
C G
we were always there.
A few notes are played to finish (on the D string, 10th fret) C, B, Bb, and then
feedback to end with.
Hope this helps- I can play the solo, but not 100%. I'm sure some of the better players
on here may want to do that part better than I can, so I'll leave that to you!
quick stab at the chords for this- it sounds about ok to me!
I've put the chords as open, but I'm pretty sure they're played as power chords or barre chords.
The G bits in the verse are just two very quick hits of the G chord. Pretty simple really-
I prefer to play them as power chords, G5, C5, A5 etc, but you may prefer barred or open.
Intro
Feedback, followed by
G X 2
Chorus
C G
Meet me down in Chi-Town,
C
in Logan Square underground
F
You know the one,
C G
we were always there.
C G
Meet me down in Chi-Town,
C
in Logan Square underground
F
You know the one,
C G
we were always there.
Verse 1
C Am E
Forget the airport
G
and cut my hair short
C Am E
Eat cookies and cream
G C
from the store at the end of the street,
Am
There's so much junk in my head,
E G
will I only hear when you're dead?
C Am E G
But I'll still think of you to take it out on myself.
Pre-Chorus
It kind of stays on G, sliding up one fret, a few times, then alternates and gets quicker
G/G#
G G# G G#
Chorus
C G
Meet me down in Chi-Town,
C
in Logan Square underground
F
You know the one,
C G
we were always there.
C G
Meet me down in Chi-Town,
C
in Logan Square underground
F
You know the one,
C G
we were always there.
Verse 2
(Same chords as the first!)
At the end of the rainbow...
Pre-Chorus
G/G#
G G# G G#
Solo (Same as chorus)
C G C F C G
C G C F C G
Chorus
C G
Meet me down in Chi-Town,
C
in Logan Square underground
F
You know the one,
C G
we were always there.
C G
Meet me down in Chi-Town,
C
in Logan Square underground
F
You know the one,
C G
we were always there.
A few notes are played to finish (on the D string, 10th fret) C, B, Bb, and then
feedback to end with.
Hope this helps- I can play the solo, but not 100%. I'm sure some of the better players
on here may want to do that part better than I can, so I'll leave that to you!
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