rhy.fig.1(light palm mute)-

    D/E   E7            

   E-2-------------0--------------------------2-------|

   B-3--0--3-------3------------3--0--3-------3-------|

   G-2--0--1-------1------------1--0--2-------2-------|

   D-2--0--2--------------------2--0--2-------2-------|

   A----0--2---2-------4-5------2--0--------------4-5-|

   E-------0---0--------------------------0-----------|



I'm not exactly sure of the arrangement on the album. It's possible that

there are two guitars playing something like this:

   guitar 1(right side)-

   E-2-------------0--------------------------2-------|

   B-3--0--3-------3------------3--0--3-------3-------|

   G-2--0--1-------1------------1--0--2-------2-------|

   D-2--0--2--------------------2--0--2-------2-------|

   A----0--2---2----------------2--0------------------|

   E-------0---0--------------------------0-----------|

   ||guitar 2(left side)-                            ||

   E---------------2--------------------------2-------|

   B---------------3--------------------------3-------|

   G---------------2--------------------------2-------|

   D---------------2--------------------------2-------|

   A-7--6--5-----------4-5------5--6--7-----------4-5-|

   E-----------0--------------------------0-----------|



Of course it's also possible that the arrangement on the album is only

guitar 2 or a combination of the two arrangements. Just play whatever you

are most comfortable with. Play that eight times and then play something

like this:

   rhy.fig.2-                                                    

   E-----------------------------------|

   B-----------------------------------|

   G-----------------------------------|

   D-----------------------------------|

   A--7--6--5--------------------------|

   E------------5p3--0--0----0-5p3-0---|



Repeat that however many times it is called for(I forget) and then go back

into rhy.fig.1.  That's it. Have fun and correct it if you can.



symbols used in transcription:

|| = connects two guitar parts

p = pull-off





On "I Live in Connecticut":



"On a boxed set there's room for some weird stuff,I guess."

                                 -Joe Perry