Three, three.
Fly high.
No wings.
To show.
Show, show.

HEY!
Helicopters, look out below.
Helicopters, flying low.

Night, night.
In the red sky.
Three fly.
All in a line.
Running out of time.

HEY!
Helicopters, look out below.
Helicopters, flying low.

","transcribed by Rich Steele

(intro)
E 12~~
B 12~~
G 12~~
D 12~~
A 5 6 7 (play this 7 5 7 7 7 7 5 7 7 12~~
E 4 times)
(twice)
E
B
G (play this twice)
D 5 7
A 3 5
E 3(h)5 5 5 5 5 5 3(h)5 5 5 5 5

E
B
G
D 7 5 7 (just keep looping
A 7 7 5 this riff over and over
E 5 till the chorus.
the ","copters",38,"4338604b-38e0-432c-855b-bcd9091d4409","Jon Gutwillig","Look out below!",346,"2025-08-24T00:00:00.000Z","1998-08-28T00:00:00.000Z",{"_96":210,"_98":211,"_100":212,"_101":213,"_103":213,"_105":214,"_107":108,"_109":111,"_110":215,"_112":216,"_217":214,"_113":218,"_114":219,"_115":220,"_116":42,"_117":42,"_118":111,"_119":42,"_120":111,"_121":108,"_122":111,"_123":111,"_221":57,"_124":214,"_125":214,"_126":222,"_128":214,"_223":219},22,48,14,25,11,18,12,"2008",21,10,8,"2020",13,"2025",{"_225":226,"_230":231,"_234":235,"_238":239,"_243":244,"_248":249,"_253":254,"_257":258,"_262":263,"_267":268},"147",{"_25":227,"_134":228,"_136":229},"2004-07-10","2004-01-08",184,"148",{"_25":232,"_134":227,"_136":233},"2004-11-26",139,"175",{"_25":236,"_134":237,"_136":233},"2007-05-19","2006-12-31","196",{"_25":240,"_134":241,"_136":242},"2008-12-12","2008-07-25",140,"237",{"_25":245,"_134":246,"_136":247},"2012-07-05","2011-12-31",187,"246",{"_25":250,"_134":251,"_136":252},"2013-12-16","2013-07-12",157,"250",{"_25":255,"_134":256,"_136":247},"2014-07-31","2014-01-25","269",{"_25":259,"_134":260,"_136":261},"2017-05-26","2016-12-31",146,"284",{"_25":264,"_134":265,"_136":266},"2019-10-05","2019-05-25",133,"288",{"_25":269,"_134":270,"_136":137},"2020-10-17","2019-12-31",1999,2020,"https://sick-barber-licks.weebly.com/helicopters.html",[],{"_21":276,"_51":22,"_52":277,"_54":278,"_56":104,"_58":-5,"_31":279,"_33":279,"_35":36,"_23":280,"_61":-5,"_62":63,"_64":-5,"_66":281,"_39":36,"_41":36,"_46":-5,"_68":282,"_185":341},"ed270d27-0678-4753-9997-a85eddbbfeff","702f3c63-b260-4ad8-8258-37c01df27ba3","S1","2020-02-22T16:29:15.650Z","1999-06-10-eulogy","a159db62-7f3e-4cab-8741-fb655c1c9db2",{"_21":277,"_70":283,"_23":284,"_31":285,"_33":286,"_75":287,"_77":288,"_27":28,"_79":284,"_29":289,"_81":63,"_82":203,"_84":204,"_86":-5,"_87":-5,"_88":290,"_90":291,"_92":292,"_94":293,"_129":294,"_179":271,"_181":339,"_183":340,"_46":283},"Eulogy","eulogy","2020-02-22T15:50:22.856Z","2025-08-26T02:09:42.086Z","There's more to the world than what I've seen
There's more to my life than my eulogy
and if I ask my maker for one more day
When all of my chances are slipping away

I hear the bells and I see the clouds
All of the people out thinking aloud
All of the whispers and laughter and calls
People out frantic in search of it all

There's one in a million I'd be here today
There's one in a million that I get to stay
And if I ask my maker to see me through
When it seems there's nothing more that I can do

There's more who will live when gone are my days
and the sands waiting last to be swept away
but I still have time to look to the sky
and search through the clouds for some kind of sign

Bring on the lightning in bolts like a train
Let loose the screams of a mad hurricane
Bring down the water in buckets and all
Shake up the earth where all here will fall

But nothing, no splash, no flash and no sound
all that is left is my feet on the ground
Now I remember that life was a ball
When I was the person in search of it all

There's one in a million I'd be here today
There's one in a million that I get to stay
And if I ask my maker to see me through
When it seems there's nothing more that I can do","Chords transcribed by mrparker@OWLNET.RICE.EDU
Guitar solo transcribed by Diechick@AOL.COM

Eulogy (the band plays this in Ab, I guess because it requires
a fairly large vocal range and that's the key where it fits
Barber's voice the best. I recommend doing it in A, if you're
playing alone.....much easier on the wrists):

Intro: Ab

Ab
There's more the world than what I've seen

Db/Ab
There's more to my life than my eulogy

Dbsus/Ab
If I ask my maker for one more day

Gb/Ab
When all of my chances are slipping away

Ab
But I hear the bells and I see the clouds

Db/Ab
All of the people out thinking aloud

Gb/Ab
All of the whispers and laughter and calls

Eb/Ab
People out frantic in search of it all

Ab
There's one in a million I'd be here today

Db/Ab
There's one in a million that I get to stay

Gb
And if I ask my maker to see me through

Eb
When it seems that there's nothing more that I can do

Solo:
Ab Eb (x4)

Db B D Ab (x2)

Ab
There's more who will live when gone are my days

Db/Ab
And the sand waiting last to be swept away

Dbsus/Ab
But I still have time to look to the sky

Gb/Ab
And searching the clouds for some kind of sign

D
Bring on the lightning in bolts like a train

Em
Let loose the screams of a mad hurricane

C
Bring on the water in buckets and all

A
Let loose the earth where all here will fall

Fm
But nothing, no splash, no flash and no sound

Db
All that is left is my feet on the ground

Bbm
And I can remember when life was a ball

Eb
When I was a person in search of it all

Ab
There's one in a million I'd be here today

Db/Ab
There's one in a million that I get to stay

Gb
And if I ask my maker to see me through

Eb
When it seems that there's nothing more that I can do

(solo again...repeat second part ad infinitum)

(collapse)

Ab
There's more to the world than what I've seen

Db/Ab
There's more to my life than my eulogy

Gb/Ab
And if I ask my maker for one more day

Eb

======

I can't seem to get the chord structure of this song down,
so I won't bother. This is just that little guitar solo
Barber plays a couple of times in the song.
Part of it, anyhow.

e-------------------------------------------------------4--6
b-----------4-4-----------------4-4--------------4--6-------
g--1-1-1/5------3-3---1-1-1/5----3-3-----1-1/5--------------

e---4--6/8--8----4--86--6----3--6--4-------
b-------------------------------------------
g-------------------------------------------

Repeat, and then add:

e --3----------------------------------
b ------4--1--4------------------------
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Why you make me feel so crazy?

Radiator!
Why you make me feel lazy?

Radiator!
Why you make me feel sad?

Radiator!
Gonna drive you mad.
Gonna drive you mad.

Radiator!
Why you make me feel insane?

Radiator!
While you sit and fry your brain.

Radiator!
Why you giving off that heat?

Radiator!
And keep me warm and off my feet.

As the heat goes out and the pipes go down,
You must still decide who's your educator.
And as time goes by and the hits go round,
You must free your mind on the radiator.",90,"2018-12-08T00:00:00.000Z","1995-12-10T00:00:00.000Z",{"_376":104,"_377":378,"_379":380,"_96":215,"_98":215,"_100":127,"_101":108,"_103":127,"_105":104,"_117":104,"_118":104,"_122":104},"1995","1996",17,"1997",19,{"_382":383,"_386":387,"_391":392,"_143":396,"_399":400,"_404":405,"_409":410,"_414":415,"_418":419,"_422":423},"69",{"_25":384,"_134":26,"_136":385},"1999-09-09",91,"73",{"_25":388,"_134":389,"_136":390},"2000-08-25","1999-10-27",303,"77",{"_25":393,"_134":394,"_136":395},"2001-04-07","2000-12-01",127,{"_25":397,"_134":398,"_136":247},"2001-10-31","2001-04-27","82",{"_25":401,"_134":402,"_136":403},"2002-03-30","2001-12-04",116,"84",{"_25":406,"_134":407,"_136":408},"2002-08-15","2002-04-22",115,"86",{"_25":411,"_134":412,"_136":413},"2003-08-31","2002-10-22",313,"87",{"_25":416,"_134":411,"_136":417},"2013-08-31",3653,"88",{"_25":420,"_134":416,"_136":421},"2014-02-22",175,"89",{"_25":424,"_134":420,"_136":425},"2018-12-08",1750,1997,1995,"http://sickbarberlicks.weebly.com/radiator.html",[],{"_21":365,"_51":22,"_52":431,"_54":278,"_56":127,"_58":-5,"_31":432,"_33":432,"_35":36,"_23":433,"_61":-5,"_62":63,"_64":346,"_66":-5,"_39":36,"_41":36,"_46":-5,"_68":434,"_185":499},"e678065d-e9e8-47c7-960e-a9f2679bc210","2020-02-22T16:29:15.808Z","1999-06-10-magellan",{"_21":431,"_70":435,"_23":436,"_31":437,"_33":438,"_75":439,"_77":440,"_27":28,"_79":436,"_29":441,"_81":63,"_82":203,"_84":204,"_86":-5,"_87":442,"_88":443,"_90":444,"_92":445,"_94":446,"_129":449,"_179":180,"_181":497,"_183":498,"_46":435},"Magellan","magellan","2020-02-22T15:50:23.989Z","2025-08-26T02:09:52.113Z","

The waves make mountains, I've sailed with ease,
As wind gathers firmly in my canopy.
We dive through the mist to the autumn sun,
My vessel and its crew of twenty one, and we fly.

Through burgundy smoke and a fear of home,
Alas, my final mission to the great unknown.
As my thoughts betray me in flashes so bold,
I'm reminded of home where the coast shines like gold.

darkness, thunderstorm, a ship going down,
the crashing of rain and its deafening sound.
as the crew ties the sails blown aside by the wind,
crashing from the waves come tumbling in and we fly.

Rolling like a cobra, one life to spend,
drifting through the heavens where the oceans they end.
and there's no longer the sea no longer the sun,
my ship and the waves have all swirled into one.

And i'm off past the vision, the line of the light,
Where oceans turn waterfalls, daytime turns night.
And no people return, no stories to tell,
And i watched through the door for the toll of the bell.

And we fly...

One with the raging wind,
Alive on the highest tides,
My ship at sail can climb a mountain,
Ride it to the sky.

Whoa...oh, he'll navigate!

Earlier up this morning, as I sit upon the bow,
In the distance, my homeland, but I just don't know how.
Years along the sea, and I thought I'd find the sun.
Once around the world, and now I think I'm done.

","transcribed by Rich Steele

intro--
E 0
B 1 0 1 1
G 2 2 2
D 2 2 0 0
A 0 (sweep 3 2 0
E down)

(after about 4 of the above, do this)

F Am
E 0 0 0 0 1 1 5
B 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 (strum 4
G 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 times)
D 2 3 3 2
A 0 3 3 0
E 1 1

(main verse riff, which just repeats throughout the verses)

Am Am G Am
Well the waves makes mountains, life sails with
E
B 1 10 8 10
G 2 9 7 9
D 2 10 9 10
A 0
E

C Fmaj7
ease. as the wind gathers firmly in my canopy.
E 5
B 8 5
G 9 5 (gently
D 10 3 strum)
A
E

The Magellan \\\"and we fly...\\\" chord.

E 0
B 4
G 2
D 3
A 3
E

(at the end of each verse, hit a open E major. after the end of the 2nd
verse, hit the E and go into this next part)

D E G A E A D
E
B 3 5 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 3
G 2 4 4 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 4 6 2
D 4 6 5 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 7 4
A 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7
E

G D G E
E
B 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5
G 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 4 4
D 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 5 6
A 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
E

E
B 7 7 5 5 5 5 3 3 3 3 3 3~ 3 3
G 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 4~ 4 4
D 7 7 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5~ 5 5
A
E

(repeat)

(Then, go back and play the beginning intro riff 3 times, then go into
this next part)

Am F#m Am
E 0 2 0
B 1 0 1 3 2 2 2 2 1
G 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
D 2 4 4 2
A 0 0
E
F#m G
E 2 3 3
B 0 1 3 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3
G 2 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 4
D 4 4 5 5
A
E

F#m G
E 2 2 3 3
B 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3
G 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 4
D 4 4 5 5
A
E

F#m F
E 2 1
B 2 1
G 2 2
D 4 3
A
E

(then you do these like vamp/arpeggio sort of things on a open E and a F
on the 1st fret in this order: E > F > E > F)

(then comes the last part of this section)

C Bm Bb Asus2
E 0 2 3
B 1 1 1 0 1 3 3 0
G 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 3 2
D 2 2 2 2 2 4 1 2
A 3 0
E

(then, gently strum that Asus2 chord a few times, then do this)
F Am
E 1 1 1 1 5 5 5 5
B 1 1 1 1 5 5 5 5
G 2 2 2 2 5 5 5 5
D 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2
A 3 3 3 3 0 0 0 0
E 1 1 1 1

(then play that same chord progression that goes with the verses, but
faster and with more authority)

(after that part os finished, hit a open E major and the main E riff
below is played 4 times. There is no set amount of beats for when you
play the riff. Its freetime I suppose...)

main E riff--
E 4 7 4
B 5 5 5 4 5 7 9 (play some sort
G 4 4 9 of E chord or note)
D 9
A
E

Then, after the above riff was played 4 times, go right in this next
part, which is the riff from above, but with more notes added to it.

(sec. 1)
E 4 7 4
B 5 5 5 4 5 7 7 7(p)5 7 7(sl)8 10(p)8
G 4 4
D
A
E

E
B 10(p)8 8 7 8(p)7 4~~
G
D
A
E

(sec. 2)
E 7~ 9 9 9(p)7 7 9(sl)10 10(p)8(p)7
B 7 9 9
G
D
A
E

E 7(8)-(trills) 8~~ 10(p)8 10(p)8 8~~ 7 8(p)7
B 9~
G
D
A
E

(Sec. 3)
E 16 19 16
B 17 17 17 16 17 19
G 16 16
D
A
E

E
B 19(p)17 17 17 19 19(s)20 22(p)20 22(p)20 20
G
D
A
E

E
B 19 20(p)19 16~~
G
D
A
E

(final chorus)
play a D > E > G and then go into......

One with the raging winds, alive on the highest tide

A Ao
E
B 5 5
G 6 4
D 7 7
A 7 7
E

My ship at sail, could climb a mountain.

D
E
B 7
G 7
D 7
A 5
E

Ride it to the sky..

D E G A
E
B 3 5 3 5
G 2 4 4 6
D 4 6 5 7
A 5 7
E

Slow ending riff

E 0
B 2 2 0 0 0
G 2 2 2 0 0 0 2 2
D 2 2 2 2 2 2
A 0 0 2 4 4
E 5 5
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In a hot air balloon, he crossed the sea
Once an airship tycoon, turned buffoon
Leaving his home marooned, attempted to flee
The life he's begun.

In the blink of an eye, he spies
The shore where he's fantasized, his baby to be
Turns his gaze to the skies, he cries
Just give me one more try, to chase down my dream
Before I am done.

Unsure from the day, she prays
Hoping their getaway, will still come to be
Watching stars ricochet, she strays
Beyond the alleyway, where no one can see
Not anyone.

In the blink of an eye, she spies
The spot in the foggy skies, she's been longing to see
Camoflaged by the tides, she hides
Where the water and wind collide, she's soon to be free
From what she's begun.

In a hot air balloon
Corrinado flies over the sea
for Leora today
And in one day
He went from his cell to the sky
At his last chance to fly","transcribed by Rich Steele

intro riff:
(each section repeats 8 times, before going back to the first)

E
B 7(h)8(p)7
G 9(p)7 6 6 6(h)7(p)6
D 9(p)7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7
A 9 9 9
E

E
B 9(h)10(p)9
G 11(p)9 8 8 8(h)9(p)8
D 11(p)9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
A 11 11 11
E

E
B 11(h)12(p)11
G 13(p)11 10 10 10(h)11(p)10
D 13(p)11 11 11 11 11
A 13
E

E
B
G
D 11 11 11 11 11
A 13 13
E

(still working on the verses)

Chords for the ending chorus

A C# F# D A G E
E 5 2 5 3 0
B 5 6 2 7 5 3 0
G 6 6 3 7 6 4 1
D 7 6 4 7 7 5 2
A 7 4 4 5 7 5 2
E 5 2 5 3 0
In a hot air balloon corrinado flies over the sea for leora today

Bass tab:

transcribed by Bill (mrparker@OWLNET.RICE.EDU)

Once again, this tab is for bass, but the same melody is played on guitar
and piano. You can play it as written on guitar, but I'm sure it'd be the
wrong octave. If you really want to play it and can't find a good
position on the guitar, write me and I'll suggest somethin.

This is the theme to the ending instrumental thingee, _Flight of the Hot
Air Balloon,_ if you will.

(it starts with a vamp on

e----0-5-0-5-0-5-0-5-4-5-4-5-4-5-4-5, and so on. The notes in parentheses
are the between-lines vamp, those outside of parens are the melody itself)

g----------------------------------------------------------
d----------------------------------------------------------
a-----------------------------------4-4--------------------
e----(4-5-4-5-4-5-4-5)-4-5-7-7-4-0-7---(4-5-4-5-4-5-4-5)---

g----------------------------------------
d----------------------------------------
a----------------------------------------
e----4-5-7-7-4-0-7-5-5-------------------

(repeat whole thing)

g-----(2-2-2-2)--1-2-2-1-2-1-1--(1-1-1-1)----1----------
d----(4-4-4-4)--4-------2------(2-2-2-2)--2-4-4-2-0-2---
a-------------------------------------------------------
e-------------------------------------------------------

g-------------------------------------------------------
d----(0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2-0-2)--0-2-4-2-0-2--(2-2-2-2)--
a----------------------------------------4--(4-4-4-4)---
e-------------------------------------------------------

g-----------------------------------------------------------------
d-----2-0------------2-2-2-0------------2-2-2-0------------2-2----
a----4---4-2--2-4-2-4-------4-2--2-4-2-4-------4-2--2-4-2-4-------
e-----------------------------------------------------------------

g-----------------------------------------------------------------
d---------2-2-------2-2-------------------------------------------
a----4-2-4-----4-2-4-----4-2-4-2--2--2---2-0----------------0-----
e-------------------------------------------4-0--0--0--0-2-0------

(repeat whole thing, doubled with guitar)

and then it goes:

g----9-7-6------------------------------------
d---------9--9--9---7-6-----------------------
a----------------------9-7--7--7--5-4---------
e------------------------------------7-5------

Guitar Tab:

transcribed by Evan Leon

e
b 10-9h10-9h10-9h10-9h10-9h10-9.....

e 9 9
b 9h10 12-12p10p9 12
g 9 9

repeat the first part, end the second time with

e
b 9h10 12-12p10p9 12 10 10
g 9

now do all that one more time.

e
b 10 10 10 10 9 10 10p9 10 9 9
g 11 11 11 11 11 11
d

e
g 9 9 9 9 9
b 9 9 9 9 9 11 11p9 11 11 11 11
d 12 12 12 12

e
g
b 9 11p9 9 9 9 9
d 12p11 9 9 9

e
g
b 9 9 9 (repeat this part 3x)
d 12 11 9 11h12p11p9

e
g
b 9 9
d 12p11p9 12p11p9

e
g
b
d 12p11p9 (repeat 8x)

e
g
b
d 7

That's the basic section, then it repeats in A, which will be tabbed out
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Above the waves, Going under

Corrinado swam like hell on fire
With jelly arms and beaten bones
He rode the crests, he broke the waves
Trying to get a breath of air for all that he had left to save

Mulberry let the engines burn
The airship lifting off the ground
He watched the sea, could not believe
That he thought Corrinado could be free, his life was now in vain

All was left one chance to fly away
He spun, he heard a gasping sound
But he did not see his friend

After the sun and light were gone
Before he found himself at home
Corrinado swam, fought the waves
Remembering when, a myriad of falls, behind another day

All was left one chance to fly away
just beyond his reach the plan
To reunite them once again

Caught in the waves as the wind whipped on
and the sand sat calmly miles below
He had to swim, to take the day
Hoping to see Mulberry when he crawled to reach his getaway

All was left one chance to fly away
Just beyond his reach the plan
To reunite them once again

","

transcribed by Rich Steele

~~Above The Waves

Intro (in 4/4)
E
B 3 0 0 3 3 3 3 3
G 2 (sl) 4 4 2 2 2 0 2 2
D 0 0 0
A (let these notes
E sustain)
(repeat)

(next part after intro goes to 3/4)
(this part is played one through over the 3 chords, then stays on the B after that)

(A)
E 5(h)7 5
B 8(p)7 5 5(h)7 5 5(h)7 5
G 7(p)6 4 4(h)6 4 4(h)6 4
D 7(p)6 4 4(h)6 4 4(h)6 4
A 7 5 4
E 5

(Bb)
E 6(h)8 6
B 9(p)8 6 6(h)8 6 6(h)8 6
G 8(p)7 5 5(h)7 5 5(h)7 5
D 8(p)7 5 5(h)7 5 5(h)7 5
A 8 6 5
E 6

(B)
E 7(h)9 7
B 10(p)9 7 7(h)9 7 7(h)9 7
G 9(p)8 6 6(h)8 6 6(h)8 6
D 9(p)8 6 6(h)8 6 6(h)8 6
A 9 7 6
E 7

then the rest is over the B chord I believe.

here's the next little riff he does.

E
B 7(h)9(p)7
G 9(h)11(p)9
D 7(h)9(p)7 9(p)7
A
E

E
B 9(h)11(p)9
G 9(p)7
D
A
E
(repeat once, then play the part before that again)

Then, on the first (above the waves....) play a
B major on the 7th fret on every 3rd beat. and a C# major > B major at the
last (above the waves....).
On the next time around, instead of playing the B on every 3rd beat, it
goes B > E, B > E alternating every other 3rd beat, until the last (above
the waves...) where its a G#m > F# major.
(If all this details just confuses you, just listen to a tape and listen
for the chord changes.:)

then the song drops into F#m, where Jon comes in with this riff.

E
B 15 15 15 15 14
G 11~~ 14(p)11 14(p)11 14(p)11 14
D
A
E

E
B 15 15 15 15(sl)17 17 17 15 14
G 11~~ 14(p)11 14(p)11 14(p)11 14(p)11
D
A
E

E 14 14 14(sl)13 13 12 11 12(p)11
B 14 15 17 14 14 14 12 12 14 15~ 16~~~
G 16 11 12
D 12(sl)14
A
E
(Bb) (E) (C#m)
E 14 14 14(sl)13 13
B 14 14 14 14 13 11 12 9
G 10 10 13 13 9
D sl>12 12 14 14 11
A
E

(now, after the jam, when it comes back into this section, you're
basically playing the same thing as above, until right before the D-A-G-A
part, where you play over these chords: F#m F Bb E A. After the last A, it
goes into the D-A-G-A.)

This is a simple D, A, G progression. Play the D on the 5th fret, the A
also on the 5th, and the G on the 3rd. Figure out the rhythm and all that
for yourself, cause its pretty simple. :)

Ok, the next part comes right after that last A chord. (..and he could not
see his friend..)

E
B 10 10 10 10 9 7 7 10 9 7 7
G 9 11 11~ 7 9 9~
D
A (play this twice)
E

E
B 9 10 10(s)12 12 9 10 10 9
G 7 9 11 11 9 7 9 9

E 10 10 10 10 9
B 9 10 10(sl)12 9 10 12 7 9 9 10 10
G 7 9 11

E 9 10 12 12 9 10 9 10 12(sl)14 14 10 12 10 12 15 15 12 14
B 9 10 12 9 10 12 10 12 14
G

E 17 17 17 17 15 14 15 17 19 19 15 17 22 22 22 22 21 19
B 15 17 17 15 17 19
G

E 17 19 17 15 17 15 14 15 14
B 17 15 15 14 14 14 15 15 17
G 14

then he comes back in with that same intro riff for 2 measures (i think),
then he does something like this. (note: he first starts this a octave
higher, but its much easier to learn it this way first)

E
B 3 5 7
G 2(sl)4 4 4(sl)6 6 6(sl)9 7 9 9(h)11
D
A
E

E 7 10 9 7
B 7 8 8(sl)12 12 10 10 8 4
G 9
D
A
E

E 9 7 5
B 5 5 5 5 5(sl)10 10 8 8 7 7
G 4 4 4
D 5 5 5
A
E

E
B 7 7 7 5 5 5 3 2
G 7 7 7 7 6 6 4
D 7 7 7 7 7 5 4
A
E

E
B 0 0 0 3 3
G 0 0 0 2 4 0 2 2
D 2 2 2 2 4 5 2 0 0 0
A
E

(then, just repeat intro riff)

(Thanks to Bill Stites for helping me with those chord progressions)

","atw","

Debuted at the tail end of 1998, Waves is one of the final songs of the Hot Air Balloon rock opera (third to last by debut order and second to last chronologically). Like most of the opera, it is a high water mark for the band both lyrically and compositionally. It is also the first Biscuits song to debut with a defined trance jam. Both versions from 1998 are remarkably strong.\r

Although it was one of the last Hot Air Balloon songs to debut, with the finished version first appearing 12/29/98, an instrumental passage that would later be incorporated into Waves was performed as Road Song four times in 1998, for the first time on 2/21/98 and as late as 6/4/98. All four versions were played before any song from the finalized opera had debuted. \r

Waves was the most played song in 1999, a year which saw the band continue to develop and use Waves in inventive ways. The song was split up for the first time the third time it was played, 1/18/99, in a spectacular Waves > Vassillios > Waves sandwich. It was performed dyslexic for the first time on 3/21/99 (Waves > Run Like Hell is particularly worth hearing) and inverted for the first time at the first Camp Bisco on 8/21/99 (the entire Shimmy > Waves (><) > Shimmy is worthwhile, but Waves > Shimmy is especially excellent).\r

The song was a massive vehicle for high speed trance jams in the winter and spring of 1999, with numerous standout versions including the 35 minute juggernaut from 2/3/99. Other excellent versions from this era include 3/13/99, 3/27/99, 4/9/99, 5/1/99, 5/6/99 and 6/5/99. In the summer and fall, the song regularly began to feature a dub jam. Waves had incorporated dub jams before, notably on 2/3/99 and 2/20/99, but after the inverted version from 8/21 it became a mainstay. Some excellent versions from this era include 8/21/99, 9/14/99, 10/9/99 and 10/22/99.\r

Waves remained a strong jam vehicle through the rest of 1.0. In 2000, a year with considerable dub influence, Waves reverted back to a trance vehicle. It soon became one of the most frequently inverted songs. 10/14/00 is one of the strongest inverted versions ever, and 11/2/01 notably opened with a “Koyanisqaatsi Jam” > inverted Waves, the first time a show opened with a jam into an inverted song. Important versions from post-1999 1.0 are multitudinous, including 10/14/00, 10/26/00, 11/2/00 12/27/00, 4/7/01, 4/28/01, 9/1/01, 11/2/01, 3/8/02, 10/2/02, 8/15/03, and 11/26/03. \r

When Allen joined the band, Waves remained a rotation staple and an important jam vehicle. On 11/8/06, the audience voted for a Waves encore; this was the first time a standalone Waves was played in the encore slot. There aren’t many standout versions from the year, but 11/19/06 with Magellan teases, and the fantastic Waves/Crickets mashup from 12/30/06 (the first setlist written by Allen, and what a setlist it is), are both standout versions. Similarly, for being such a strong year for the band, 2007 has something of a dearth of excellent Waves. 5/20/07 stands above the rest, but the song was grossly underutilized in 07.\r

The lull continued into 08, with a few uninspired ending only versions at the beginning of the year, before a massive exploratory inverted version on 3/22/08 in Denmark. The April shows at the Nokia saw the first split inversion of Waves, with the middle played on 4/11/08 and the ending and beginning played on 4/12/08. After only one performance between April and December, Waves closed out the year strong, with two stellar performances at Holidaze (12/14/08) and the Nokia (12/28/08).\r

The momentum built at the end of 2008 continued into 2009, easily the strongest year for Waves in a decade. It was often played middle only, including such standout performances as 1/31/09, 2/13/09, 2/27/09, and, most significantly, 4/24/09, 6/4/09, and 12/31/09.\r

Waves remained a regular in the rotation through the rest of 2.0 and the setbreak era (appearing 2-6 times per year). In 2015, Waves was played as a split inversion again for the first time since 09, and was played that way off and on for the next couple of years. It hit another period of growth in 2016, with standout versions from 3/26/16 and 7/15/17.\r

In the post-setbreak years, Waves continued its upward trajectory, appearing 8 times in 2021 and 2022 and 10 times in 2023 (the most appearances in a single year since 2010). The 2021 versions are particularly strong, with the fall seeing a return to the looser, dubby style in which the song was played in fall 1999. The 9/19/21 version features a distinct Gamma Goblins jam (complete with Alan Watts samples) and 11/21/21 is perhaps the best standalone version played with Allen.\r

Waves has remained a staple of the band’s catalog since its debut. It was played on average every 2.6 shows in 1999, and never left the catalog for more than 23 shows, when Barber broke his wrist in 2010. The longest gap otherwise was 21 shows in 2013.\r

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(main riff)

E
B
G
D 10 6 8 6 8 6 10 6 8 6 8 6
A 8 8 8 8
E

E
B
G
D 5 5
A 6 6 6 4 6 8 6 6 6 4 6 8
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Just to sing you a lullaby
Of Spaga, the Intifada
His souvenir, the dragon's eye

FIRE breathes the dragon
Tooth for tooth,
and eye for eye
The knight in shining armor
The fair maiden, his battle cry

And with a prayer
for the maiden,
who would then lay him
So with his valour
He would soon tower
The Dragon's lair

Spaga's emerged in victory
Slain the beast for all to see
And the little knights courage knew to end
As he danced and dodged about the dragon's den

Avoiding fire breath and razor claws
Till the mighty dragon made his fatal flaw
When he turned to check the maiden's cell
Spaga thrust his sword with a terrific yell (alt. and sent him straight to hell)

The maiden saw Spaga standing tall
As he watched the beast take his final fall
His sword illuminated as the smoke cleared
He told her firmly 'come my dear'

So what then of the true reward
Said Spaga coyly as he sheated his sword
Anything you wish I ask of thee
Hand in hand immersed in glee","(that rise and fall part, or whatever you wanna call it :)

E
B 17 17~~ 17 16 14 14 14
G 6(sl)16 16 16 14 13
D
A
E

(ok, here is that tapping part. After endless noodling and trying to
watch Jon play this part at shows, I think I got it.)

E
B
G (t)11 (t)9(p)6 (t)14 (t)11(p)9
D
A
E (repeat this for like 4 measures)

(Jon then goes and does more tapping descending down, but it goes by so
fast and I cant really figure out notes he's playing. I'll keep working
on it though.)

the fast chord strums at the end.

B F#m C#m B
E
B 16 16 16 14 14 17 16
G 16 16 16 14 14 18 16
D 16 16 16 14 14 18 16
A 14 14 14 16 16 16 14
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Oh Bernstein and Chasnoff,
Where do you get off,
Thinking you're only two of twenty.

Oh Andy and Larry,
You're so damn hairy,
Why don't you go and take a bath?

(Because..)
You're getting sued.
Bummer, dude.
But you just don't know when it'll happen.

You're getting sued.
Bummer, dude.
But the time's just not right for that action.

Klopstein and Cabot,
We just won't have it,
We know exactly who you are.

Tariq and Shep Williams,
The pages they will fill 'em
Well, phony names will only go so far.

You're getting sued.
Bummer, dude.
But you just don't know when it'll happen.

You're getting sued.
Bummer, dude.
But the time's just not right for that action.

You're getting sued.
Bummer, dude.
But you just don't know when it'll happen.

You're getting sued.
Bummer, dude.
But the time's just not right for that action.

","transcribed by Rich Steele

(main riff)

C > A > D > G

(chords over the chorus)

C > Bb > G > C > F
C > Bb > G > C > Bb > F > G

(ending riff)

E 15 12 12 12(h)13 12 12 17 17 14 14 14(h)15 14 14
B 13 13 15 15
G 12 14
D
A
E","bandc","

Larry Chasnoff, Marc, and a mutual friend of ours, Keith Koslov, all spent their summers growing up together in upstate NY at a place called Schroon Lake. \r

I went to high school with Keith and knew Marc as his annoying prep school friend, way too soft for us public school Brooklyn thugs. Then a bunch of us went to see Phish in Sugarbush in 95, and Marc started telling about this band he was in, and I started telling him about this idea I had for a book. \r

Walking around the lots a kid from Penn recognized Marc from his band and got all excited. I thought to myself, "hmmm, if the book thing doesn't work out, maybe I can ride Brownstein's coattails a little." \r

A few months later, as the Biscuits toiled in relative obscurity, we came out with the first Pharmer's Almanac. Only about 6 people worked on it, but we wanted to make it look more like a community project, so we put a lot of fake names in the staff box. It was a mix of names of people from Schoon Lake (Nick Weiss) and completely absurd names like Harvey Klopstein, Tariq Ali and Shep Williams. \r

When Marc and Keith saw the book a few months later, they thought the fake names were hysterical. While I wasn't there, I assume they spent the next few hours making fun of Chasnoff and I on every possible level. And at some point Keith pulled out a guitar. The rest was history. \r

So that's where the song came from. ("Klopstein and Cabot/ we just won't have it/we know exactly who you are/Tariq and Shep Williams/ pages we'll fill'em/ but phony names will only go so far.) \r

I was all excited that I had a song with my name in it until people started coming up to me and asking "Hey, why did you get sued by Phish?" \r

I want to state, for the record, that we never were sued by Phish, never threatened to be sued by Phish, and never had any legal issues with Phish regarding the Almanac. Every interaction we've had with management has been positive. \r

We caught a lot of grief in the early years from about a dozen people on rec.music.Phish (I know, what a shocker, someone getting grief on an Internet discussion group) but we never got the same from management. \r

I'm not actually sure where the "You're getting sued/bummer dude" line came from, but I think it had to do with the fake names or maybe some of the flack we were getting on the Internet. \r

The Almanac ended up selling about 70,000 copies, but at some point I got tired of going to Phish shows and decided it was a lot more fun to see the Disco Biscuits. \r

~Andy Bernstein\r

Although its lyrics were never cerebral, Bernstein & Chasnoff connects the band to greater jamband lore. Musically the song is not much more complicated: There are two verses, each followed by a chorus, a bridge and chorus, a jam section, and a triumphant ending. At various points in its history, the ending has contained a bonus section (referred to as “Smell The Funk” only after it had been shelved).\r

For its first year, B&C did not contain any jamming of note (refer to 1/30/97 for some truly bizarre sound effects in the pre-Trancefusion era). Trancefusion era versions of 97 (of which 11/17 and 11/18 are extant) do little to suggest the song’s eventual heavy hitter potential. Beginning early in 1998, the song became a vehicle for some of the band’s most interesting early experimentations. 2/26/98 is of particular note, a 25-minute version that contains elements of what would make the song great. Even more significant is 3/21/98, the “Techno B&C,” and what is considered to be the first “Perfume version” of any song. The song remained strong, if slightly less noteworthy, for the remainder of 1998. Already its M.O. was becoming pretty clearly established—the song would regularly depart from blissful type one territory for spacey, sinister territory, and was the earliest example of this style of exploratory jamming.\r

One of the first jams of 1999 was a B&C jam, in the early morning hours of January 1. This B&C > Nughuffer was likely the greatest example of pure Trancefusion yet played at the time. The song stayed strong through 1999 (a high water mark for both the band and the song), with standout versions played on 4/24, 4/30, 5/5, and 9/11 of that year. In particular, the latter two are frequently cited as the strongest versions of the song.\r

The band took a hiatus from B&C during its author’s departure from the band, but it returned with a vengeance at Camp Bisco, split-up dyslexically over 8/25/00 and 8/26/00. Despite the fewer shows played in 2000, there is no shortage of strong B&Cs from the fall tour. Of these 10/27 is thoroughly unique, and a sleeper choice for best ever, while 12/28/00 is more reminiscent of the classic 1999 style B&C.\r

After 2000, B&C faded a bit into the background, although some standout versions do exist from this era. 4/24/01 received some attention for its inclusion in Steele’s Picks, 9/6/01 contains some fantastic fall 2001 jamming and one of the early Sound 1s, and 10/5/02 is remarkably strong (of course, as is everything from that show). 11/29/03 is a lesser-known but very interesting version, which may be the first to be jammed out of the bridge rather than the main jam section.\r

B&C was played just thrice in 04 and once in 05 before Allen joined the band. After a few versions in the winter and spring shows, it was absent for nearly the whole of 06, from 4/26 until 12/29. The 12/29 version is a much-loved mashup with Joy to the World, and features the return of the Smell the Funk section, shelved in January 1999 and busted out only once on 5/5/01. It would be played on every 07 version and then shelved again indefinitely.\r

2007 would be B&C’s second golden era, as nearly every version from that year is excellent and highly regarded. After the fairly standard Jam Cruise version, it was split three ways for the first time at the legendary Starland Ballroom run on 2/17, which featured numerous debuts, Allen first-timers, and bustouts. While it didn’t surface over the spring tour, the standalone version that opened Camp Bisco VI is probably the strongest standalone with Allen. In the fall tour, 10/16 is a particularly strong version (flying slightly under the radar due to a lack of available soundboard) and 11/1 contains the first jam into the beginning of the song with Allen, and since 4/4/02.\r

B&C was only played twice in 08, although 4/19/08’s monster inverted version (first inversion with Allen and first since 7/23/03) is a must-hear. After a single performance each in the winter tour and spring tour of 09, B&C was played six times in the four months from 10/3/09 to 1/28/10. Each of those 6 versions is inverted. In the post-wristgate era, B&C rarely produces a memorable jam, with two glaring exceptions: the stellar and spacey 2/3/17 B&C > Voices > B&C, and the monster dyslexic beginning that opened the second set of 10/19/20.\r

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Well I'm lost without I-Man
Without my gun in my hand
My ladybug don't understand how I've tried

But I've got time on my side
And now my heart, all filled with pride
Many days to realize my final plan

All I need my arms to provide
Make my coccoon to bask inside
My ladybug is on the rise with another man

So I got my gun in my hand
And I feel its time to take my stand
All love aside, I'm denied a second time

Over it goes, I'm breakin through
I got my gun in my hand
I-Man's out and on the loose
Now that it's time to take my stand

Now I'm only doing what I can
When everyday I kiss her hand
My ladybug sent her new man to his demise

Now it's aglow inside her eyes
Like a summer sunset on the tides
My ladybug, believes inside, she's got her man

Over it goes, I'm breakin through
I got my gun in my hand
I-Man's out and on the loose
Now that it's time to take my stand

","Transcribed by Rob Gibbs
Middle section transcribed by Evan Leon

These are chords that differ from basic major/minor formations that
everyone knows

D/F# A(II) B7 Bm7
e--------2--------------0---------------------2-----
b--------3--------------5---------------------3-----
g--------2--------------6-----------2---------2-----
d--------0--------------7-----------1---------4-----
a--------0--------------0-----------2---------2-----
E--------2------------------------------------2-----

Listen to CD for strum patterns and timing - too lengthy to try and
transcribe everything

Intro: E G D/F#

E G D/F#
Well I'm lost without I-----Man
E G D/F#
Without my gun in my hand
E C A D E G D/F#
My lady bug don't understand how I've tried

(Chords are same for all verses as above)

But I've got time on my side
And now my heart, all filled with pride
Many days to realize my final plan

All I need my arms to provide
Make my coccoon to bask inside
My ladybug is on the rise with another man

So I got my gun in my hand
And I feel its time to take my stand
On the other side, undenied a second time

Chorus: A A(II) D G
A A(II) D G A A(II)
Old brick walls, I'm breakin through
D G A A(II)
I got my gun in my hand
D G A A(II)
I-Man's out and on the loose
D G A A(II)
Now that it's time to take my stand

Bm7 A B7 E (this E is actually the first chord
in the verse progression)

E G D/F#
I'm only doing what I can
And everyday I kiss her hand
My ladybug sent her new man to his demise

That winter glow inside her eyes
Like a summer sunset on the tide
My ladybug, when he's inside, she's got her man

Old brick walls, I'm breakin through
I got my gun in my hand
I-Man's out and on the loose
Now that it's time to take my stand

MIDDLE SECTION

(7/9 means slide from fret 7 to 9, 12p10 means pull-off 12 to 10,
10h12 means hammer-on 10 to 12)

e 5 5 9 9 7 7 5 5 5
b 5 5 5 5 8 8
g 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6
d 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7
a(0) (0) (0) (0)

e 5 5 5 5 5 5 3 3 1 7 5 3 1 5 5 7/9
b 8 5 5 5 5 5 3 3 1 3 3 3 1 5
g 6 6 6 6 6 4 4 2 4 4 4 2 6 6
d 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 5 5 3 5 5 5 3 7 7

Repeat that whole section once, then:

*
e 9h10h12 12 12p10p9 10 10p9p7 8 8p7p5 9 9 9
b 12 10 5
g
d

Then repeat that line up to the *, and add at the end:

e
b 5
g 6 6 6
d 7 7 7

Repeat this entire section, then this goes right into the jam.","iman","

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