Chords for The Hives - What's In My Bag?

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The new one, [Bm] the Mariachi [D] El [Cm] Bronx.
Of course.
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_ [D] _ _ Love those guys.
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_ _ _ [Bm] It's a record store, but they sell books too.
So I got this, which I've been kind of wanting to get for a while.
I got a [B] used copy of Fuck You Heroes.
And it's basically, he took photos of skateboarders and hardcore punk bands.
_ Basically what got us into playing live punk rock.
The reason our show is so energetic is that we really liked hardcore punk,
but _ _ _ sometimes it just seemed so tuneless. _
_ _ I guess that was sort of the point, though, to make something that was barely even musical.
So that's that.
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When we recorded our record in Oxford, Mississippi, I lived there the whole day.
And [A] the guy who worked there, he gave me [Bb] a mixed _ [D] CD of tons of old stuff.
[F] And I [G] listened to it, and I got [F] this _ [G] _ _ Pink [D] Anderson verse on [F] that. _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ [C] _ _ [Db] I'm really hooked [G] on this old [Eb] stuff, blues.
It's the [Gb] feeling when musicians [F] _ play like [Bb] this.
[F] It's so [D] _
_ [G] _ [F] naked. _ _ _
[B] Excellent.
[D] _ [B] I think I may have accidentally [Dm] sort of round up the highest career in a nutshell.
Maybe with, [E] I would say this is about [Ebm] 70 [D]% music [Bm] and 30% comedy.
_ [Bm] I guess that's somewhere what we do.
I guess [B] what Matt was saying about [D] the blues,
_ I guess [Ab] we love it because it's very [Db] unedited music.
It's very raw.
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I [D] have some of that too, [B] with [E] the Misfits book set.
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[B] And I [Eb] also have some more punk.
My favorite song by the Stooges, [E] I Gotta Ride. _ _ _
_ [G] _ [Eb] _ _ [F] I have now take five, take one, take [D] two, take three, take three,
[E] instrumental and take [D] four and take four, and live in Paris. _
[Ebm] I have a record like this, but [G] it's a good song.
This is where we get all the dad rock [E] in.
_ I bought _ fancy vinyl [F] remastered versions of [Bb] Fun House _ [Em] and Exile on Main Street.
[E] I mean, everybody keeps saying they're two of the best rock albums ever,
_ probably because they [A] are.
_ [F] _ _ [E] _ This Stooges thing, Down on the Street is one of my favorite songs,
and it's got the _ [Db] best groove of all time.
And then after they [Em] ask him, how does that tempo feel to you?
And then the producer says, that tempo [B] feels fucking great to me.
_ [A] _ [E] Don Gallucci says that.
And _ he's right, it's perfect. _ _ _
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[Em] And then this Rolling Stones album.
Actually, [E] I kind of like first songs.
I like this first [B] song, and I like my favorite on [E] this is Rock Soft as well,
which [Ab] is the first [B] song, [E] side one. _
Maybe the best song [A] _ ever by the [B] Stones.
Yeah, _ [E] super amazing.
_ _ _ And we [A] think that [Gb] the Bruce Springsteen's Unborn to Run is sort of [E] based on it,
because it has a very similar structure.
_ You think that the first two [A] verses are kind of regular,
and then the third one you scream at the top of your lungs.
[E] It even has a weird [B] middle part before the third verse.
I feel like he was structurally, _ technically influenced by it.
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_ _ _ _ _ [C] This [G] is what I have in my bag.
It's the Neil Young [C] Archives, _
[G] _ module one.
_ It's supposed to be a very _ [G] good [C] box set with [G] tons of shit.
It's _ [C] song after song in DVD after DVD.
[G] It has _ [C] a movie, a film by Neil Young.
[Am] And [C] it's supposed to be pretty [G] much everything from the [Am] start of his [C] career
to _ [G] after the Harvest Pack.
_ _ A lot of Neil Young.
Yeah, it's a lot of Neil Young.
And I've been wanting to get this for a long time.
You've been wanting [C] to get your hands on a lot of Neil Young. Yeah.
_ 63 to [G] 72. _ _
He's also a pretty productive guy, [D] so that could be a lot of stuff.
11 [Am] DVDs.
It could be.
_ [C] _ 11 DVDs in _ [G] the first 10 years.
[C] 10 years.
Good work, Neil.
[E] Here is [A] something I talked with Jerry Casal from Devo about.
It's Slade.
It was one of their favorite bands.
_ _ _ [B] I haven't listened a lot to Slade.
I listened to The Sweet and bands like that when I was a kid.
I'm going to check them out.
[C] _ Oh, [G] I got this one.
Bo Diddley is the Black Gladiator.
Where Bo Diddley in bondage [D] gear?
_ It's from 1970.
He was trying to go all _ psychedelic.
And the funny thing is he's got a [C] song here on [G] side two that's called Shut Up Woman.
[Eb] _ [C] And a couple [B] of years later he released another album [D] where he had a song on [G] it called I Said Shut Up Woman.
_ _ [C] _ [G] Maybe he kept talking for a few [C] more years.
_ [Eb] The rest of it is comedy, which is _ Mitch [E] Altogether by Mitch Hedberg.
[N] I can't floss my teeth, man.
_ _ I can't get into the flossing thing.
People who smoke cigarettes say, man, you don't know how hard it is to quit smoking.
Yes, I do.
It's as hard as it is to start flossing. _ _ _
[Eb] You seem jittery.
Yeah, I'm about to floss.
_ [Gb] Who's [B] the master of one-liners?
Not really necessarily one-liners, just sort of quirky jokes, I guess.
_ He's a big favorite. _
[E] So we're _ using these [B] driving out to the desert. _
_ [Gb] _ _ [E] So thanks again, Amoeba.
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I'm getting on the middle of a breakdown.
I'm trying to get on