Come Again: Authentic Guitar TAB
Staind
Item: 00-PSG-000726
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Titles: Price to Play * Come Again (remix) * Mudshovel * Home * It's Been Awhile * Epiphany * For You * Outside (Family Values Live Version) * So Far Away * Price to Play * Zoe Jane * Right Here * Falling * Everything Changes (live acoustic) * Sober (live acoustic) * Nutshell (live acoustic) * Comfortably Numb (live acoustic).
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About the Artist: Staind
Staind formed in 1995 and became one of the defining rock bands of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Their acoustic-driven hard rock sound, marked by introspective lyrics and dynamic arrangements that shifted between heavy and delicate passages, resonated with millions of listeners worldwide. The band's commercial peak coincided with a broader shift in rock radio toward songs that balanced vulnerability with instrumental power, a characteristic evident across their platinum albums and chart success.
Why we love this
This collection captures one of rock's most distinctive approaches to songwriting: the interplay between distorted riffs and acoustic intimacy that defined a generation. The TAB transcriptions give guitarists direct access to the actual voicings, techniques, and production choices that made these songs hit, rather than generic approximations. For students interested in late '90s rock production, alternative tunings, and how to build emotional dynamics through arrangement choices, this is the real thing.
What to expect
These songs balance melancholy and power with remarkable restraint. A single riff or vocal melody often carries more weight than technique for its own sake, and the arrangements respect silence and space as much as the notes themselves. Whether stripped down to acoustic guitar or built out with distortion, the underlying songs remain honest and emotionally direct.
Who it's for
Guitarists studying late '90s and early 2000s rock songwriting, as well as students interested in how acoustic and electric textures blend in contemporary rock production. Teachers introducing intermediate to advanced players to the technical and compositional choices of a major commercial rock act. Players in tribute or cover bands looking for accurate transcriptions of well-known material.
How to get the most out of it
- Study the dynamics carefully: many of these songs move deliberately between sparse acoustic sections and full distorted textures. Tracking those transitions in your own playing sharpens your control over tone and intensity.
- Use the multiple versions included (remix, live acoustic takes) as reference recordings to hear how the same song changes with context and instrumentation. This builds your ear for arrangement thinking.
- Pay attention to the tuning notations and capo placements that appear throughout, as alternate tunings and dropped tunings are central to the band's signature sound.
- Work slowly through the heavier riff sections to nail the palm-muting and pick attack that gives these parts their punch and clarity.
How to use it
Use this as a reference library for guitarists exploring how major contemporary bands approach songwriting and production. Individual songs work well as performance pieces for intermediate and advanced students in recital or ensemble contexts. The acoustic versions provide excellent study material for repertoire nights that mix classical and contemporary idioms.
Skills your students will build
- Reading and executing authentic guitar TAB from a professional artist transcription
- Understanding alternate tunings and capo techniques used in contemporary rock
- Recognizing and performing the dynamic shifts between acoustic and distorted textures
- Analyzing palm-muting, tone shaping, and pick attack techniques in rock riff writing
- Studying arrangement choices that balance simplicity with emotional impact across multiple versions of the same song