Biography:
Phish is a rock band which formed in 1983 in Burlington, Vermont, United States. For most of their career, the group's lineup has consisted of Trey Anastasio (guitar, vocals), Page McConnell (keyboards, vocals), Mike Gordon (bass, vocals) and Jon Fishman (drums, vocals, vacuum cleaner).
The band is known for musical improvisation, extended jams, blending of genres, and a rigorous touring schedule that draws a famously dedicated fan base. Their music blends elements of a wide variety of genres
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"CHARACTER ZERO" by Phish
(music by Trey Anastasio, words by Tom Marshall)
From BILLY BREATHES
Transcribed by Dave Biszick ([email protected])
December 16, 1996
The Riff (usually done on bass):
p = pull off
e|------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------3--------------------|
G|------------------------------------------|
D|-----2p0-5-2-0-2-5-2----------------------|
A|------------------------------------------| (let note ring as line is sung)
E|-3p0--------------------------------------|
e|------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------2--------------------|
G|------------------------------------------|
D|-----2p0-5-2-0-2-5-2----------------------|
A|------------------------------------------|
E|-3p0--------------------------------------|
[Verse 1]
E
[RIFF] I was taught a month ago
E
[RIFF] To bide my time and take it slow
E
[RIFF] But then I learned just yesterday
E
[RIFF] To rush and never waste the day
E
[RIFF] Now I'm convinced the whole day long
E
[RIFF] That all I learn is always wrong
E
[RIFF] And things are true that I forget
E
[RIFF] Well no one taught that to me yet
A (x6) A G
(lightly strum an A chord, getting gradually louder, then
forcefully hit A G)
[Chorus]
E G A
I-I'm off to see the man Mulcahey, I'm off to see the man
Mulcahey (x4)
[Verse 1]
E G A
I was taught a month ago . . . .
E G A
To bide my time and take it slow . . . .
E G A
But then I learned just yesterday . . . .
E G A
To rush and never waste the day . . . .
E G A
Now I'm convinced the whole day long . . . .
E G A
That all I learn is always wrong . . . .
E G
And things are true that I forget . . . .
E G A A A A A A A G
Well no one taught that to me yet . . . .
[Chorus]
E G A
I - I'm off to see the man Mulcahey, I'm off to see the man
Mulcahey (x4)
E E
I - I . . . . Mulcahey, I'm off to see the man Mulcahey
E E
I - I . . . . Mulcahey, I - 'Cahey, 'Cahey . . . .
[Solo]
E G A
E G A
I - I . . . . I - . . . .
E G A
I - I . . . . I - . . . .
E G A
I - I'm off to see the man Mulcahey, I'm off to see the man Mulcahey..... (BLAH BLAH BLAH.....)
That should hold you rascals for now!
(when I play this tune, I put an Asus4-A-Asus4-A quick
change at the verse ends that isn't necessary...Trey doesn't
play it, but if you're playing alone on a guitar - as I
usually do - it substitutes in for Page's piano fills.)
Oh, and I didn't transcribe the solo because, well... I
don't have the patience, and I can barely solo anyway.
(music by Trey Anastasio, words by Tom Marshall)
From BILLY BREATHES
Transcribed by Dave Biszick ([email protected])
December 16, 1996
The Riff (usually done on bass):
p = pull off
e|------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------3--------------------|
G|------------------------------------------|
D|-----2p0-5-2-0-2-5-2----------------------|
A|------------------------------------------| (let note ring as line is sung)
E|-3p0--------------------------------------|
e|------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------2--------------------|
G|------------------------------------------|
D|-----2p0-5-2-0-2-5-2----------------------|
A|------------------------------------------|
E|-3p0--------------------------------------|
[Verse 1]
E
[RIFF] I was taught a month ago
E
[RIFF] To bide my time and take it slow
E
[RIFF] But then I learned just yesterday
E
[RIFF] To rush and never waste the day
E
[RIFF] Now I'm convinced the whole day long
E
[RIFF] That all I learn is always wrong
E
[RIFF] And things are true that I forget
E
[RIFF] Well no one taught that to me yet
A (x6) A G
(lightly strum an A chord, getting gradually louder, then
forcefully hit A G)
[Chorus]
E G A
I-I'm off to see the man Mulcahey, I'm off to see the man
Mulcahey (x4)
[Verse 1]
E G A
I was taught a month ago . . . .
E G A
To bide my time and take it slow . . . .
E G A
But then I learned just yesterday . . . .
E G A
To rush and never waste the day . . . .
E G A
Now I'm convinced the whole day long . . . .
E G A
That all I learn is always wrong . . . .
E G
And things are true that I forget . . . .
E G A A A A A A A G
Well no one taught that to me yet . . . .
[Chorus]
E G A
I - I'm off to see the man Mulcahey, I'm off to see the man
Mulcahey (x4)
E E
I - I . . . . Mulcahey, I'm off to see the man Mulcahey
E E
I - I . . . . Mulcahey, I - 'Cahey, 'Cahey . . . .
[Solo]
E G A
E G A
I - I . . . . I - . . . .
E G A
I - I . . . . I - . . . .
E G A
I - I'm off to see the man Mulcahey, I'm off to see the man Mulcahey..... (BLAH BLAH BLAH.....)
That should hold you rascals for now!
(when I play this tune, I put an Asus4-A-Asus4-A quick
change at the verse ends that isn't necessary...Trey doesn't
play it, but if you're playing alone on a guitar - as I
usually do - it substitutes in for Page's piano fills.)
Oh, and I didn't transcribe the solo because, well... I
don't have the patience, and I can barely solo anyway.
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