I think they really messed up in who they chose to make the music these albums and I'm thankful I don't normally have to spend my money on things from the kind folks at Nuclear Blast. While I'm not a huge power metal fan, I think they have better guys on their line up to make an album than the chosen ones. Probably would have been better if they'd swapped up more than just the singers throughout the album. Same goes for the black/death/thrash album. Either way, that's not what this if for. Anyway, I looked around and I couldn't find anything for you either so I can't be of much use in givin' you a direct tab.
What I can do is tell you this. I was never much good at figurin' things out by ear until someone told me what I'm about to tell you. Throw the CD in your player and put the song on repeat while you're tryin' to fall asleep or just when you have a lot of time and are bored. Try to visualize what is goin' on with the hammer ons, pull offs, sliding, etc. -NOT- correct notes. Then the next time you play, try to mimic the song. If you can figure out what they are doin' you've done most of the work already it's just matching notes now and that will come with trial and error (if you know your scales it'll be easy peazy). Practice this and it'll get faster and faster until you can eliminate havin' to use tabs for more than checkpoints. Don't worry about tuning either as you will eventually find the notes and can tune up or down as necessary -IF- you wish to. However, most Rage songs are in D-Tuning (not drop D) but can be fit just fine to play in standard. This goes for any song that doesn't have a bottoming out sound on the low strings. If you hear some bottoming out goin' on you can start from D usually. However, if it's bottoming out and from a European band, you can almost guarantee it to be in C tuning. They've perfected that tuning and my god does it sound awesome. If it's an American band, check C, they like to play with it, but you'll probably hit home with B. Hope you can use this to help you out a bit.
