Here it is, "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun," 
in all its glory.
Pink Floyd
"Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun"
>From the album _A Saucerful of Secrets_ (1968)

Tab transcribed by Peter McFerrin ([email protected])


Figure 1:
   e  e  e  q. q   e  e  e  e  h
G|———————————————|———————————————|
D|—2——2——2——3——2—|—2———————————2—|
A|———————————————|————5——5——5————|
E|———————————————|———————————————|

Figure 2:
   e  e  e  q. q   e  e  e  e  h
G|—2——2——2——3——2—|—2———————————2—|
D|———————————————|————5——5——5————|
A|———————————————|———————————————|
E|———————————————|———————————————|

Figure 3:
   e  e  e  e  q. e+e e  e  e  h 
G|——————————2———————|————————————|  The last note of the first
D|—2——2——2—————5——5—|—3——3——3——2—|  measure here is also the
A|——————————————————|————————————|  first note of the second 
E|——————————————————|————————————|  (two tied eighth notes).

Figure 4:
   q  e  e  e  q.
G|———————————————|
D|————2——2——2——2—|
A|—5—————————————|
E|———————————————|

Listen to the song to figure out the pattern; it's somewhat
based off a 12—bar blues (at least in the verses).

When playing, make sure to cut the highs quite a bit, and
probably the lows (but not much).  The whole song is pretty much 
a low—mid workout——it has that late '60s blues—bass vibe to it.