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Originally Posted by Minotaur
Now, that is definitely NOT what you find on the internet! Internet tabs are what I was referring to as not providing any kind of timing, tempo or rhythm structure. Yours are what you find published and for-pay on musicnotes.com and sheetmusicdirect.com, and in books. I'd call those a Rosetta Stone of sorts. Written one way to help you understand another way, like the original RS found in Egypt.
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Several wonderful web sites, each with just a ton of great tablature in TablEdit format:
http://www.frettedinstrumentsnyc.com
http://dirk.meineke.free.fr/
http://www.herso.freeservers.com/tabs_and_midis.html
At the rate that I learn things, there are several lifetimes worth of music on each of these websites!
And if you don't want to use the tablature, TablEdit allows you to just view and print the standard notation alone.