Tool - Disposition Bass

Tool
Lateralus

-(x)- = natural harmonic°
-===- = ring out
-/\-  = slide up/down

° For those new to the bass or any fretted instrument, a natural harmonic can be acheived by
placing a finger directly over a key fret(the metal lines).  Try it on your E.  Place your 
index finger on the string right over the fret between 12 and 13 and pluck or pick the string.
Wow!  The string vibrates.  Now do it again, only this time, release the string just as you 
pluck it. Gee, it holds the tone for quite a while. Now try it on the 5-6 fret, the 7-8 fret,
and the 19-20 fret of any string!  Jesus, one more thing I gotta learn!

This song is perfect for someone learning harmonics.
Chancellor uses some sort of delay or echo here, I sure of it.

The long intro
G|---------------------(5)-----7-7-------------------------------------------------|
D|---(5)(5)---(7)(7)-----------------------------(5)(5)-(7)(7)----------16-16------|
A|-7--------7--------7-----5-5-----5==========-7-------7------7/14-14-14-----14===\|
D|---------------------------------0==========-------------------------------------|

Ignore your hand's cramping and move on...

After guitar moves in to support to song, change to this (careful, these are 
chords):
G|--------------------|
D|-12===14==14-9-9-9--|
A|-10===12==12-7-7-7--|
E|--------------------|

Interesting slow riff
G|---9--11--14\|       |---9--11---11-------|---9--11\6-11\6---------|
D|-9-----------|       |-9------11---11-----|-9----------------------|
A|-------------|       |--------------------|------------------------|
E|-------------|       |--------------------|------------------------|
                        The variation he does is hard to tab because
                           of the effect, but it sounds like either of
                        these two.

That's all you need for this song.  As it slows down, start to fall apart 
with the rest of the
band as it blends into the next track: Reflection.