Click Click Boom: Guitar Tab

As performed by Saliva

Item: 35-DS01968943

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 7
SKU: 35-DS01968943

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About the Artist: Saliva

Saliva emerged from Memphis in the late 1990s as one of rock radio's most distinctive voices, blending hard rock aggression with pop sensibility and sharp, sardonic lyrics. The band's ability to craft hooks that stick while maintaining genuine instrumental chops made them fixtures on both rock and alternative charts throughout the 2000s.

Why we love this

This track captures the raw energy that defines early 2000s rock radio, and the guitar tab strips away any mystique around the riff work. Students get to tackle rhythmic precision, palm muting articulation, and the specific tone choices that make this song instantly recognizable.

What to expect

Explosive and controlled at once, with that early 2000s swagger that comes from precise palm muting and rhythmic snap. The riff demands focus and timing precision while rewarding you with immediate satisfaction when the parts lock into place.

Who it's for

Rock and pop students ready to work with contemporary tab notation and looking for material that connects to recognizable radio hits. This sits well for intermediate players building confidence with power chord and muted riff vocabulary.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock in the palm mute timing with a metronome; the attack and release of each muted note defines the groove's character
  • Experiment with pick angle and pressure to get the percussive edge without losing pitch definition in the main riff
  • Balance the verses against the chorus sections by adjusting your dynamic approach rather than changing technique

How to use it

Slot this into a contemporary rock concert or a guitarist showcase where students perform material that reflects current or recent radio play. It works equally well as a solo feature or paired with other rock covers that highlight the same era of guitar-driven pop rock.

Skills your students will build

  • Palm muting control and articulation
  • Rhythmic precision at varying tempos
  • Rock chord voicings and power chord transitions
  • Interpreting and executing tab notation
  • Dynamic contrast between verse and chorus sections

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