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Road to Rock Band 4: Best Rock Band Official DLC Songs of All Time Episode 4 - Sonic Youth,

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Channel: Rock N' Roll True Stories · 2015 · Gaming

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Songs Highlighted This Week

Limelight (Original Version) - Rush
Audience of One - Rise Against
Kool Thing - Sonic Youth

What’s up welcome to rock gamer you guys can check out my blog at rock-gamer.com and it’s throwback Thursday time so we’re going to look back at some of my favourite rock band DLC that has been released by harmonix and I hope to shed some light on some songs maybe you’ve missed. So the first song is Creeping up the backstairs by the Fratellis and this was part of an amazing pack there’s three songs and you know each song is 99 cents but I just wanted to highlight this one song because this one is probably my favourite song out of the entire pack, but the entire pack is absolutely fantastic on all instruments. So lets start with the drums actually so the drums are quite challenging on this song. There’s a lot of fun little fills thrown in and it’s a pretty fast song you know especially if you are new to playing drums on expert and there’s a good mixture between playing your hi-hat and ride on pro drums. This is probably the most enjoyable drum song out of the entire pack. Turning now to the bass, the bass on all 3 of these songs is super fast, not necessarily the note placement is hard but it’s just like really fast and a lot to keep up with. I found that even though I can play bass on expert or hard I had a lot of trouble keeping up with this song, but it was still a ton of fun.  The guitar is a lot of chords. A lot of their songs feature tons of chords this song has a fair bit of chords in their and some of their chord changes are really difficult to keep up to and I believe this  is ranked tier 4 or 5 song on guitar and then there’s lot of sections where you[ll be playing chords with a couple single notes thrown in like hammer ons and pull offs . But this is definitely a great song you need to check out even on vocals it’s a ton of fun. Let’s move onto our second song of the week. 

This song is from a live pack as I’ve said before I love live songs and this song is no different. This song is Mary Jane’s Last Dance it’s a live version from Tom Petty and it’s part of a really great set of packs that harmonix released. They released two packs of  Live Anthology packs from Tom Petty each featuring six songs.  A majority of those songs are a lot of fun to play there’s a couple songs that aren’t that fun like Breakdown isn’t particularly fun , but the rest of them are quite good this is one of my favourites one of my go to songs. And this song on drums is just so fun. And you know a song doesn’t need to be difficult to be fun this song is just really fun just play on drums it isn’t overly complicated but there are some pretty fun fills thrown in and it’s just a really fun song to play and jam as an entire band to. I think there is some pretty tricky parts on drums particularly towards the end where your playing on the ride and then there’ll be a couple quick notes on the hi-hat you have to play those sometimes catch me off guard and there’s also some tricky snare rolls as well. But overall this is one of my favourite drum songs to play where it’s by myself or with a full band. The guitar on this song is probably one of the highlights as well the guitar is really well varied I didn’t feel like I was playing a lot of the same riffs over and over again or a lot of the same notes over and over again. And I also found that the two guitar solos are also quite challenging too. The weakest instrument on this entire song is probably the bass. Even though there is a pretty noticeable bass part in this song I just found the bass wasn’t as fun as say the other instruments and this song is an absolute blast to sing like even though it doesn’t support harmonies even if I am just playing by myself or with other people I will still sing the harmonies cause it’s pretty easy to pick up where the harmonies are in the song . If you guys are you know  a fan of this song or are thinking of checking this song out go check out the other tom petty songs that have come out they are absolutely fantastic. And these songs are only 99 cents so I mean you are not really spending a whole lot of money   Let’s move onto our next song of the week. 
Of the week this is a song I’ve never heard of until it was released in rock band. And this song is from a band we’ve seen a good deal of DLC from and that band is Faith No More. The song behind me is From Out of Nowhere. It’s from I believe their 1989 album or early 90’s album and you know it’s a fantastic song especially for drummers. This song is really driven by the drums and bass.  Sure

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