Set the tempo to your own liking.  If you're just 
beginning to learn how to tap, be sure to take it 
slowwwwwwlllyyyyyy so as not to get frustrated.  
For "Detailed Instructions," use this legend:

DI: Detailed Instructions.
HO: Hammer-on.
PO: Pull-off.

Detailed Instructions (DI) for Measures 2-9:
It's basically the same pattern, it just moves up and 
down the fretboard.
1) HO the ring finger of your left hand on 6.
2) HO the index finger of your left hand on 4.
3) HO the index finger of your right hand on 5.
4) Repeat as necessary.

Notes, Measures 2-9:
"6" on the D string can be "8," "3," or "4."
Common sense on the rest.

DI for Measures 10-11:
Simple HO/PO procedure, with the occasional change 
(i.e. the notes on G).

DI for Measures 12-15:
This is a little break.  Don't stress yourself!

DI for Measures 16-19:
Play the open B string continuously while tapping the 
notes on the E string with the index or ring finger of your 
left hand.

DI for Measures 20-23:
Harder hammer-on and pull-offs, as seen in Exercise 2.  
Don't play the open notes, and use only your left hand.

DI for Measures 25-29:
Tap 20 with your left hand's index finger, then 
hammer-on 15 (with your ring finger) on 12 (with your 
index), both of these with your right hand obviously.

And you're done!  It's easy and it sounds great.  Take a 
little break now and then, and ONLY TRY TO PLAY 
THE ENTIRE THING ONCE YOU'VE MASTERED ALL 
THE PIECES.  I trust I was clear on all the instructions, 
but if you find yourself lost, don't hesitate to e-mail me 
with any questions you might have.