I know this should probably be on the tablature board, but I figured I would post here so it would be noticed quicker, tab board is kinda dead no offense. Please move this topic if necessary.
I've been a Lee and La's fan since god knows when, and am an avid guitarist and songwriter as a personal hobby. But regardless, for some reason I've never really gone out and learned the La's tunes except for, you guessed it, There She Goes. Lee's sudden and strange return has entrapped me once again into his lovely world of less than thirty songs, and I've finally said enough is enough, I've got to cover this man and learn his ways. Seeing the man on stage, pounding them out just as well as he did twenty years ago and with audiences still singing out word for word has really inspired me to really give The La's catalogue a proper chance and I'm itching to learn his songs, all of them if I can...the record, b-sides, unreleased.
I recall debate over tunings, with some saying the record doesn't match live, and if I really do intend to learn these I want them to be played properly. The internet has scant info on the notation of his music, few correct tabs or chords, and very few video lessons going about on youtube. A thousand and one There She Goes covers, but not one Looking Glass lesson.
Then I remembered Tab'LA'tures, an old geocites La's fansite that has sadly shut down with geocities going the way of the dodo. I can't recall the websites name, only that it had the Lazurus quote on the homepage, and many tabs for the songs.
Is this site still going around somewhere, or has it been archived? Are those tabs still running around somewhere? Can it be brought back from the dead via The Internet Wayback machine?
And if not, Is there still an large resource of La's tabs somewhere, with the proper tunings and chords, besides the tab board here and the usual stuff brought up by google searches?
Just thought I'd ask, thanks everybody, it's much appreciated. Cheers