Beginning with TAB

I can't be the only one thinking this, but doesn't it make sense for once you go through the "Fundamentals" or basics of GT, that you can explore tabulator on your own? I feel like other than Jingle Bells there should be more out there even basic rock or alternative songs.

Is there a site, or anything out there that has tab's that look better than crap like this ->>

------2----3---------3-----5-
------0----0-----2---4-------
------2----3---------4-----5-

Anyway, maybe there is a site out there that is legit and makes tab available, which isn't flooded with AD space, or gimmick links. Anyone's direction here would be very much appreciated !

Get full access and you learn as much as you want to.

Ya, I already do have full access.. been paying longer for this for a while, finally "MAKING" time to play the guitar now.

I do know that 95% of everything I know I have learned from here, amazing... but I still can't play anything, other than like a short intro. On the other hand I haven't even gone too far past Fundamentals 2....

I did find a place though, kinda answered my own questions... MusicNotes.com however it's very expensive. 4-6 bucks per song with tab, and light up finger positions on the viewers/players so you can see where to press on the guitar exactly. It's pretty sweet. Just like the Garage Band stuff for mac. Problem with Garage Band is it's expensive and there is like 10 songs you can buy? I guess the idea was there but they never came out with any lessons other than the first ones months back. Sucks...

Finding tab on the web is definitely a hit and miss business - notoriously so.

I presume you have typed "guitar tab" into google. This yields the most popular sites. Some of the better ones have a rating system for the tabs. But it's definitely the case that you end up sifting through a lot of rubbish.

At the beginning, you might be better to go to a music shop and find a book.

GaJ