Ceremony chords by New Order

From rec.music.makers.guitar.tablature Fri Mar  4 13:59:49 1994
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I've been working on it lately, it's far from being perfect not too far, i hope.
I'd like to receive some feedback/corrections.

Notes: some of you will surely prefer to shift the whole sequence by a tone
       or two.

       the chords are based on very simple tabs found for the song's riffs,
       which i don't post now.

The Chords:

        eBGDAE
Amaj7   012100
E       001220
F#      22344X or 223442 (full barre')
Nochord 11344X or 113441
F#maj7  12344X or 123441
B       2444XX or 244422
C#      4666XX or 466644
A#      66788X or 667886

Notes: It's easiest to play with capo on fret #1, but then the Amaj7-E sequence
       is disabled (either find new fingerings for them or let them be shifted
       to their corresponding #s [which is weaker])
       The full barre' versions of the chords are preferable, imo.

       Full lyrics available at either ftp.uwp.edu or ftp.maths.tcd.ie

There are two main chord riffs:

#1 (fast)

F#   F#    Nochord  F#maj7  F# F# Nochord F#maj7
I've heard them     all,    no mercy      shown

B  B   B     B  B   B  B  C#   A#
Heaven knows it has to be this time

(repeat)
--

#2
(which is also applicable to the NO intro, that is play it before the 1st verse,
 figuring the rhythm for yourselves)

Amaj7       E
Watching Forever

(i think it's better to play notes while singing this, the chords suit the intro
 better)
--

That's as far as i got now. Again, i'd love to get feedback on it, as i fear
 there is room for corrections.

o o
 ^ Rami.

P.S. oh, almost forgot... A BONUS TRACK!!!

     By complete coincidence, i found yesterday the rhythm chords for "Walked in
     Line" - very simple progression-regression (with standard barre' chords):

     F G A G F

     Again, figure out the rhythm alone (long durations on the Fs and As, very
      short on the G)

     Have fun!