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I started tabbing the first FMA opening on bass since it has a kickass intro. I may as well dump it here. I'm not 100% sure it's correct though, but I checked everything and everything seems to make sense in the scale/key it's in (or, it did at the time):
Edit: if anyone really wanted me to finish, I probably could :P
Intro Riff Vocals kick in
G---------------------------------------7-7-5-5---------------55-44-22-00------------------
D-----------5---5-7-77-55----------------------7-7-5-5-------------------------------------
A-----3h5-7---7-----------7-5-------3-5-------------------2-3----------------0-2-22-00-----
E5-5-5-----------------------6---5-5-------------------3-3----------------1-1---------33-11
G--------------------------7-7-55----------------------------------------------------------
D----------------22-7-7-----------77-55----------------------------------------------------
A------00--22-33-------5-7----------------0-3-3-333-2222--0--------------------------------
E0-2-3----------------------------------3------------------3-2-2-2-2-2-2/10-10-10-10-10-10-
G-----------
D-----------
A-----------
E10-10-10-10
And whoever played Bass for the Beck songs is too good. I've been meaning to learn Spice of Life for ages, but the tab I haven't isn't great, and I'm too lazy to tab it myself. That and some of the runs actually sound pretty tough. That song is weird since on the "Beck" album version of Spice of Life the bass is turned waaaaaaayyyyyy up, way too far even (though I like it as a bass player :P); it goes as far to make the song almost completely bass lead (although maybe that's the point). The version of the "Keith" album is pretty interesting with the bass turned down to more "normal" levels (but still fairly loud).
Edit: crazy, look for guitar pro files. Or PM me an email if you get that desperate. I have them both :P
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