Originally Posted by: Ironman95Does anyone know where to find the Intro to Sweet Jane by Lou Reed. I mean printed in tab, all 3 minutes of it in the key of E not D, by Steve Hunter and Dick Wagner. I have the first 4 bars, and all the myriad chords leading into the song, but not the actual lead itself. I cannot find anything printed or otherwise.[/QUOTE]
That is some great duo guitar playing. Unfortunately, I do not know where you would find the tab for that lead in particular. The closest I could find is the book at the link below, which is where you can a Lou Reed guitar tab book that has "Sweet Jane" in it. I can not guarantee the guitar solo is in there though. Lou Reed Songbook

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Also interested in the lead to AudioSlave's "You're Time Has Come". The intro lead is easy but the middle lead blows me away. That guy is good.

I was always a very big fan of Audioslave. I know they were not as well reviewed in the press as RATM, but none the less they were a great Rock and Roll band. With this song, remember the key with Tom Morello is his tone. He achieves it very simply with very little gear, but his creative use of effects does make things a little tricky sometimes. With this song, that is the case with not only some harmonizing, but also he is using his toggle switch. By doing some hard switching on his guitar toggle switch, he can simulate some keyboard like sounds that sound very creative and are unique to him as a player. Again, this is not him picking those melodies but by playing only a few notes and switching between his pickups on the guitar. Agreed, he is the man.