I don't know what I'm looking forward to more. Communication Breakdown or more funky shorts! 
Where do you get the tabs for Led Zeppelin? They disappeared from Ultimate Guitar a while ago. I'm not good enough on the guitar to work out most tabs but I reckon I'd be pretty handy on the bass. I end up playing more bass tabs on the guitar than guitar tabs at the moment!
Im stuc in a rut at the moment, im a theory virgin, dont know a thing, i go to learn from the start from a book or internet site and i hear this:
"so you want to learn gutiar, first we'll learn chord structures and scales, starting in E#maj7 ........"
Im like wtf is wrong with you turdbags, IM A COMPLETE NOVICE! I DONT KNOW WHAT EMAJ7 IS!?!
Seriously they ALL do it, just assume you know it, im yet to find one that says, right lets get something straight, you dont know f*ck all. But when i do ill be like thank god for that. I dont know scales, i know basic chords and thats it, and ive only recently found the time to actually put some effort into learning the theory.
As for your question, my type of music is covered in video lessons, which are so much better then tabs for two reasons;
1. The tabs are usually dog s*it.
2. Video lessons encourage you to learn by ear cause you cant always see exactly what fingers are going where, just roughly on the fretboard, and the players play the songs almost exactly unlike tabs.
Called Vanderbilly.com. Bass tabs are usually easiest cause theres only four strings and its only basslines really. Although Communication Breakdowns does get a bit "improvy". So in short only use tabs for really simple or chorded songs, for anything else look a youtube covers and teach yourself.
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