Anthology - A thru N

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About Anthology - A thru N

(for Guitar and Bass). By Primus. For guitar, voice and bass guitar. Play It Like It Is. Funk Rock, Alternative Rock and Hard Rock. Difficulty: medium-difficult. Guitar/bass tablature songbook. Guitar tablature, standard notation, vocal melody, lyrics, chord names, bass tablature, bass notation legend, guitar notation legend and introductory text. 88 pages. Published by Cherry Lane Music (HL.2500025).

ISBN 1575601540. With guitar tablature, standard notation, vocal melody, lyrics, chord names, bass tablature, bass notation legend, guitar notation legend and introductory text. Funk Rock, Alternative Rock and Hard Rock. 9x12 inches.

Includes 11 guitar and bass transcriptions in notes and TAB from this alternative funk/metal band featuring Les Claypool on bass. Also includes a Primus timeline.

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Anonymous of WI writes...

"Being an experienced bassist I found this purchase excellent in helping me figure out a few of the "head scratcher" parts of a few of these songs. Great Purchase! "
if you want it right

Jim of michigan writes...

"this is the real music, certainly not necessary to learn it this way, but to put these primus riffs on paper, they look this wild, take your cues from here and ... more "
excellent

Anonymous writes...

"First things first...if your're buying this for guitar, mailnly (like i did) you'd best have a tremolo bar, especially if you plan on playing stuff liike DMV or Mr. Krinlkle. Other ... more "