Look What You've Done: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

This TAB captures a song that rewards solid rhythm guitar technique and right-hand precision. Students working through Candlebox material develop real fluency with power chord transitions and the kind of driving rhythmic accuracy that matters in actual band settings.

Direct and confident, with the kind of melodic sensibility that made 90s rock radio work. The rhythm sits in a pocket that feels both muscular and almost easy once you nail the groove, driven by vocals that carry real conviction.

Guitar students solid on barre chords and comfortable with distorted tone will find this a natural fit. It works equally well for players building setlist material for a school or community rock band, or for anyone wanting to learn a genuine 90s radio staple.

• Lock into the kick drum during the verse sections; the rhythm guitar sits directly on top of that pulse, and any lag will expose it immediately.
• Pay attention to muting between chord hits. Clean articulation separates competent players from ones who sound sloppy with distortion.
• Work the tone stack on your amp to find the right amount of grit. Too much compression flattens the dynamic feel; too little and you lose the intended heaviness.
• Layer in the lead guitar parts once the rhythm foundation is solid. This TAB will show you where the melody sits relative to your chord work.

Assign this alongside other accessible hard rock repertoire when students are ready to move beyond standard progressions. It pairs well with other Seattle-era material and serves as a gateway to more complex rhythm guitar playing without demanding extreme technical chops.

• Power chord transitions at moderate tempo
• Consistent muting and articulation with distortion
• Right-hand accuracy in rhythmic palm-muted passages
• Listening for pocket and groove relative to the drum part
• Reading TAB notation fluently