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Hey thanks, but don’t have time or skills to tab it out. I can tell you it’s in D minor, and it’s all on the the B and E strings. Lots of fun to play, and to figure out.

I think ive figured out part of it E; 1 0 B; 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 1 G; 2

Thanks! Ha, no tabs. Just worked it out one day and needed to record it. Love this song, this band. It’s a fun song to play for sure, I missed a bunch of fills and licks but I’m no Billy Duffy.

That’s amazing. I’ve seen the Cult every time they’ve come through the Boston area since 1987. They’re my desert island band for sure.

@UCdoAvuUYHOCFpUZzstmY1bg they’ve always been great live, but the best they’ve been in my opinion was the 2006-era lineup and the the current lineup. Absolutely tight sounding and awesome energy. If you hadn’t seen them pre-Covid, you missed out.

@@christopherseremetis3139 John Tempesta is a great addition and Alan White on bass was it around that period? I first saw them in 87 like you in Manchester UK it's was great I was right at the front the audience were going crazy I was dripping in sweat after the gig, a young goth guy not pleased with there new heavy sound spat at Ian at one point Ian said 'fuck you little boy' that sticks in my memory.lol I went with an American hippy friend from San Francisco called Morry he was skeptical before the gig and wasn't going to go then at the last minute he was desperate to get a ticket somehow he got a ticket and admitted it was a great gig. I remember a couple of really impressive looking people at the bar before the gig they had got the Love period look perfect all paisley shirts and beads and Iron cross but with spikey Les Warner hair you could tell they had spent time getting the look just right, you were getting a mixture of rockers hippys and there earlier gothic following in the crowd an interesting mix of people, the next time I saw them on Sonic Temple it was mainly a rock audience.

@@duality5503 I don't believe Alan White was ever in the lineup? But yes, Tempesta is the best drummer in their history, arguably. I appreciated all phases of the band's sound, even the self-titled album and some of the lesser-appreciated phases. Their most recent tours are my favorite though because Billy Duffy's sound and playing has gotten monstrous over the years.

@@christopherseremetis3139 the black ram album? yes I wasn't sure about that I preferred Ceromony I think they should have stuck with that pure sound they got a bit distracted, but there is some good stuff like you say even on there less appreciated albums, I really dig some of the unreleased material like Iron Star I sometimes prefer that and the original Electric Ocean from 86 great riff.