Did it come with a groupie controller that you had to fuck to the rhythm of the song?

I was going to chide you for saying that, but that's because I thought it was all Hagar-era songs. Pleasantly mistaken!

The list is repeated twice, that's why it's so weirdly long. I was wonder what the hell sort of fun it would be to have a game with THAT many tunes in it before taking a second look.

They wanted money

How dare you put R.E.M. in this.

"43 % burnt" would be my choice.

for like three seconds i was really excited it might be the mullet burden, but not even close.

One of my saddest moments in music was when 'Second Coming' by The Dickies came out, a girl I liked at the time said 'who the fuck is this? They sound like Rush if they didn't know how to play'. I no longer liked said girl.

There's a generation of rock critics that have kept them from being in Rolling Stone and from being a part of that conversation. They were on the other side of this divide that we're talking about, back when they were held in corners by Rush fans at parties, going "But you don't understand! But you don't understand!" And they really liked Elvis Costello or they really liked David Bowie or something that was a little more critically accepted. And now, it's kind of like we're all so old that - even if you hated Rush in the 80s and the 70s - now you gotta give it up for 'em. You just got to! Or else you're just being an old dickhead. - Matt Stone, South Park

For the record, I could give two craps about your opinion of Rush. Rush has stood the test of time, without support from mainstream promotion, "critical acclaim," or bowing to musical trends. The same three guys, all extremely proficient and admired for their musicianship, have been making music together since 74. They must be doing something right.

Of all The Ramones songs they could pick for the 'Warriors of Rock' edition, they picked a cartoon theme song. Forgot My Lunch.

I don't think they would keep cranking them out if kids weren't buying them.

These games do well enough among their contingent of big fans to keep getting made, but the time where everyone was playing Guitar Hero and Rock Band has passed. That's generally the case for the whole rhythm game genre.

...only because it's already appeared on a GH title. It was the first Slayer song used.

Judging by the list of songs? A couple of 7th graders and their one cool High School friend that's kind of slow.

I would have loved something off of Rock for Light. The breakdown on Banned in DC would have made this worth buying.

yay!! 2 of my fav things coming together!

Sorry, but I spend my time playing in a real band with real instruments at real venues playing real songs I wrote drinking real beer and fucking real girls.

A far cry from your imaginary life.

LongliveKeithMorris' comment was great but I think Eazy wins the best comeback ever award.

I like you, but leave me out of this. Videogames are interesting.

All things considered, thats a relatively deep Sabbath cut though.

Just sayin

Dude, I've never played Guitar Hero or Rock Band, but Calling seems like a way better fit than the older stuff. High flying solos makes for more video game fun than traditional punk songs (however difficult I am sure Matchbook is to play).

I love Strung Out as well, and think they have progressively gotten better over time, so that may taint my opinion.

u rite

/chug

u mad, bro?

It's just one "juggalo" flooding the boards, really not that interesting...

That's the biggest reason to buy it! I assume you're in WATU??