Rock Band: Official Thread
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Holy Shit! Luscious Jackson! Fan-fucking-tastic! I'm getting a lot next week! 
The Distillers gives me hope we'll see Spinnerette closer to when the album comes out this summer. Good christ I hope anyway.

The Distillers gives me hope we'll see Spinnerette closer to when the album comes out this summer. Good christ I hope anyway.

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Smooth Criminal for sure, maybe Take Me Out. No thanks on the rest.
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Take Me Out, maybe Smooth Criminal and Drain the Blood. I like The Banishment up until the singing starts but might get it cause it reminds me of ECW.
As for whole albums I want, there's really only one answer to that:
Opeth - Blackwater Park
I'll be content with just Bleak though if we can only get one song ever from them.
As for whole albums I want, there's really only one answer to that:
Opeth - Blackwater Park
I'll be content with just Bleak though if we can only get one song ever from them.
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Definitely in for "Smooth Criminal" and "Take Me Out," maybe The Distillers and Luscious Jackson. But I will say that this is an awesome overall selection this week...something for everyone.
Also, I'll rescind my previous statement that Dookie was the only realistic album I'd buy in its entirety because I thought of a couple others last night:
Rancid - ...And Out Come The Wolves*
Weezer - Blue or Pinkerton
At The Drive-In - Relationship Of Command
Blink 182 - Dude Ranch or Enema Of The State
* Seriously, how have there been zero Rancid songs in Rock Band so far!? Hopefully we'll get a Rancid pack as their new album gets closer.
Also, I'll rescind my previous statement that Dookie was the only realistic album I'd buy in its entirety because I thought of a couple others last night:
Rancid - ...And Out Come The Wolves*
Weezer - Blue or Pinkerton
At The Drive-In - Relationship Of Command
Blink 182 - Dude Ranch or Enema Of The State
* Seriously, how have there been zero Rancid songs in Rock Band so far!? Hopefully we'll get a Rancid pack as their new album gets closer.
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My wife got me a points card for Valentine's Day just so I could buy some songs and I haven't found anything worth it up till now. I'm all for Luscious Jackson.
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Disclaimer... I know it's not the same, BUT, there is (was?) a GHTune someone did of Smooth Criminal. It was pretty solid. Might be worth checking out if anyone here is bored this weekend.
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Sorry for the inconvenience.
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As for whole albums I want, there's really only one answer to that:
Opeth - Blackwater Park
I'll be content with just Bleak though if we can only get one song ever from them.
Opeth - Blackwater Park
I'll be content with just Bleak though if we can only get one song ever from them.
Although, if I could only get one song from them, it would be Deliverance.I can't wait to see them live in a few weeks!
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Sorry to burst your bubble but I don't hang off of every single word you say, so maybe you did.
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http://www.destructoid.com/rock-band...--130543.phtml


Harmonix and MTV Games Throw Up the Horns and Announce 666 Song Milestone in Rock BandŽ Music Catalog
This Was Completely Coincidental, and Totally F***ing Awesome
Cambridge, Mass. – April 29th, 2009 – Harmonix, the world’s premier music video game development company, MTV Games, and The Dark Lord Satan today announced that after the release of pioneer alternative rock band Jane's Addiction's 'Nothing's Shocking,' the Rock Band music catalog has achieved the most metal of milestones, hitting a grand total of 666 tracks!
“That's a hell of a lot of songs,” stated Alex Rigopulos, President and Co-Founder, Harmonix. “We owe much of the success of the Rock Band franchise to the Dark Lord. We couldn't have done it without you, buddy!"
"This is a great day for music fans and gamers alike," said Lucifer, Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Hell. "Since its inception, Rock Band has included some of the darkest and most brutal bands of all time, including Megadeth, Judas Priest, Testament and, of course, my personal favorite, The Naked Brothers Band. Now if they'd just get some Iron Maiden masters, I swear I'd never leave the Pit of Everlasting Torment."
This Was Completely Coincidental, and Totally F***ing Awesome
Cambridge, Mass. – April 29th, 2009 – Harmonix, the world’s premier music video game development company, MTV Games, and The Dark Lord Satan today announced that after the release of pioneer alternative rock band Jane's Addiction's 'Nothing's Shocking,' the Rock Band music catalog has achieved the most metal of milestones, hitting a grand total of 666 tracks!
“That's a hell of a lot of songs,” stated Alex Rigopulos, President and Co-Founder, Harmonix. “We owe much of the success of the Rock Band franchise to the Dark Lord. We couldn't have done it without you, buddy!"
"This is a great day for music fans and gamers alike," said Lucifer, Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Hell. "Since its inception, Rock Band has included some of the darkest and most brutal bands of all time, including Megadeth, Judas Priest, Testament and, of course, my personal favorite, The Naked Brothers Band. Now if they'd just get some Iron Maiden masters, I swear I'd never leave the Pit of Everlasting Torment."
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“That's a hell of a lot of songs,” stated Alex Rigopulos, President and Co-Founder, Harmonix. “We owe much of the success of the Rock Band franchise to the Dark Lord. We couldn't have done it without you, buddy!"
Aw jeez. That quote should get some Christian mothers' panties in a bunch.
Aw jeez. That quote should get some Christian mothers' panties in a bunch.



