Paranoid (live With Randy Rhoads) tab - ozzy osbourne

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PARANOID" LIVE WITH RANDY RHOADS
OZZY OSBOURNE
FROM THE ALBUM: THE OZZMAN COMETH
Tabbed by: Braden

Randy Rhoads plays this live with some variations from the studio version.
Also, I don't know the solo.  But find it on another tab, the solo
remains unchanged from the studio version.  It's not 100%, but it has 
enough good stuff to get you going at the very least. This is all my own
work. Email me at sk8man87@hotmail.com to tell me what you think of
it.

h=hammer on
/=slide to
pm..=palm mute
b=bend bar

Intro (do this line x2)
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-9-9-9-7-9----7-9-----9-9-9-7-9-----7-9----------------------|
|-7-7-7-----7-9----7-9-7-7-7-----7-9-----7-9------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|

Verse (note changes from studio version)
Hammer on the 13 4 times.
|-------------------------------------------------------12h13-|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------7-----------|
|-7-7--9--7-7--9--7-7--9--7-9-----7-7--9--7-7--9--5-7-9-------|
|-5-5--7--5-5--7--5-5--7-----7-9--5-5--7--5-5--7----5-7-------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
pm...     ...     ...             ...     ...

|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------7-----------|
|-7-7--9--7-7--9--7-7--9--7-9-----7-7--9--7-7--9--5-7-9-------|
|-5-5--7--5-5--7--5-5--7-----7-9--5-5--7--5-5--7----5-7-------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
pm...     ...     ...             ...     ...

Post Verse (the e string part isn't perfect, but it goes 
with the song).
|----------------16-18-16-------------------------------------|
|-------------------------15/9--------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------13/1-------|
|-9b--5---7--9b-----------------9b-5--7--9b-------------------|
|-7---3---5--7------------------7--3--5--7--------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
Randy does some amazing picking right after each set of power chords
and I simply couldn't keep up.  The best I could do was simulate
this by sliding. It sounds ok.

Verse Again
|-------------------------------------------------------12h13-|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------7-----------|
|-7-7--9--7-7--9--7-7--9--7-9-----7-7--9--7-7--9--5-7-9-------|
|-5-5--7--5-5--7--5-5--7-----7-9--5-5--7--5-5--7----5-7-------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
pm...     ...     ...             ...     ...

|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------7-----------|
|-7-7--9--7-7--9--7-7--9--7-9-----7-7--9--7-7--9--5-7-9-------|
|-5-5--7--5-5--7--5-5--7-----7-9--5-5--7--5-5--7----5-7-------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
pm...     ...     ...             ...     ...

CHORUS 
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-9b--------------5---------------------7---------------------|
|-7---------------3---------------------5---------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
There's a quick riff after the D5 chord at the end of the chorus
that I can't get.

Verse Again
|-------------------------------------------------------12h13-|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------7-----------|
|-7-7--9--7-7--9--7-7--9--7-9-----7-7--9--7-7--9--5-7-9-------|
|-5-5--7--5-5--7--5-5--7-----7-9--5-5--7--5-5--7----5-7-------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
pm...     ...     ...             ...     ...

|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------7-----------|
|-7-7--9--7-7--9--7-7--9--7-9-----7-7--9--7-7--9--5-7-9-------|
|-5-5--7--5-5--7--5-5--7-----7-9--5-5--7--5-5--7----5-7-------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
pm...     ...     ...             ...     ...

SOLO (???????)

Verse Again
|-------------------------------------------------------12h13-|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------7-----------|
|-7-7--9--7-7--9--7-7--9--7-9-----7-7--9--7-7--9--5-7-9-------|
|-5-5--7--5-5--7--5-5--7-----7-9--5-5--7--5-5--7----5-7-------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
pm...     ...     ...             ...     ...

|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------7-----------|
|-7-7--9--7-7--9--7-7--9--7-9-----7-7--9--7-7--9--5-7-9-------|
|-5-5--7--5-5--7--5-5--7-----7-9--5-5--7--5-5--7----5-7-------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
pm...     ...     ...             ...     ...

Post
|----------------16-18-16-------------------------------------|
|-------------------------15/9--------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------13/1-------|
|-9b--5---7--9b-----------------9b-5--7--9b-------------------|
|-7---3---5--7------------------7--3--5--7--------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|

Verse Again
|-------------------------------------------------------12h13-|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------7-----------|
|-7-7--9--7-7--9--7-7--9--7-9-----7-7--9--7-7--9--5-7-9-------|
|-5-5--7--5-5--7--5-5--7-----7-9--5-5--7--5-5--7----5-7-------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
pm...     ...     ...             ...     ...

|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------7-----------|
|-7-7--9--7-7--9--7-7--9--7-9-----7-7--9--7-7--9--5-7-9-------|
|-5-5--7--5-5--7--5-5--7-----7-9--5-5--7--5-5--7----5-7-------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
pm...     ...     ...             ...     ...

Outro (hammer on the 17 three times)
|-------------------------------------------------16h17-------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-7-7--9--7-7--9--7-7--9--7-9-----7-7--9--7-7--9--------------|
|-5-5--7--5-5--7--5-5--7-----7-9--5-5--7--5-5--7--------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
pm...     ...     ...             ...     ...

|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------|
|-7-7--9--7-------7-7--9--7-9-----7-7--9--7-7--9--------------|
|-5-5--7--5--9-7--5-5--7-----7-9--5-5--7--5-5--7--------------|
|------------7-5----------------------------------------------|
pm...             ...             ...     ....

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Rhoads was born on December 6, 1956 at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica, California. He was the youngest of three children. His older brother, Doug, is a drummer and vocalist who also arrange classical compisitions, who goes by the name of Kelle Rhoads. His sister's name is Kathy. When Randy was 17 months old, his father, William Arthur Rhoads, left his mother, but he still stayed in touch with Randy even up until his sons death. Delores Rhoads, and the three children. Mrs. Rhoads has owned and operated the Musonia School of Music in North Hollywood, California since 1949. Rhoads started playing guitar at age 7 on his grandfather's old Gibson "Army-Navy" classical acoustic guitar. According to Rhoads's mother, he learned to play folk guitar, which was a popular way to learn guitar at the time, although he did not take lessons for very long. Rhoads was always evolving toward a hard rock/metal lead guitar style, but he was heavily influenced by classical music as well. This can be heard on Ozzy Osbourne tracks like "Dee" (an instrumental he named for his mother Delores), "Mr. Crowley", "Diary of a Madman", "You Can't Kill Rock And Roll", "Crazy Train" and "Revelation (Mother Earth)". [edit] Quiet Riot In his early years Rhoads was in a short-lived band called The Whore. By the time Rhoads was 14, he was in a band called Violet Fox (after his mother's middle name, Violet). Rhoads taught his best friend Kelly Garni how to play bass, and together they formed Quiet Riot when Rhoads was about 17 (according to Rhoads' mother). Kevin DuBrow auditioned for vocalist in Rhoads' kitchen after he convinced Rhoads and Garni to give him a chance. The drummer, Drew Forsyth, was already in the picture and had periodically played with Rhoads and Garni in the past. Quiet Riot initially played in small bars in Hollywood and local parties in Burbank, eventually playing at the two main L.A. music clubs of the day — the Whisky a Go Go, and The Starwood. While the band had a strong following in the L.A. club scene, they were unable to secure a major recording contract in the United States. Eventually, however, the band was able to land a record deal with Japanese label CBS/Sony Records and Quiet Riot and Quiet Riot II were released in Japan.