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| Topic Started: Oct 12 2009, 06:33 PM (61 Views) | |
| Gee | Oct 12 2009, 06:33 PM Post #1 |
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Warner has revealed the set lists for both the handheld and console versions of Lego Rock Band, which is due out this side of Christmas. Here's the console version set list: All American Rejects, "Swing, Swing" The Automatic, "Monster" Blink-182, "Aliens Exist" Blur, "Song 2" Bon Jovi, "You Give Love a Bad Name" Boys like Girls, "Thunder" Bryan Adams, "Summer of 69" Carl Douglas, "Kung Fu Fighting" The Coral, "Dreaming of You" Counting Crows, "Accidentally in Love" David Bowie, "Let's Dance" Elton John, "Crocodile Rock" Europe, "The Final Countdown" Everlife, "Real Wild Child" Foo Fighters, "Breakout" Good Charlotte, "Girls & Boys" The Hives, "Tick Tick Boom!" Iggy Pop, "The Passenger" Incubus, "Dig" Jackson 5, "I Want You Back" Jimi Hendrix, "Fire" Kaiser Chiefs, "Ruby" Katrina & The Waves, "Walking on Sunshine" The Kooks, "Naïve" KoRn, "Word Up!" KT Tunstall, "Suddenly I See" Lostprophets, "Rooftops" P!NK, "So What" The Police, "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" The Primitives, "Crash" Queen, "We Are The Champions" Queen, "We Will Rock You" Rascal Flatts, "Life is a Highway" Ray Parker Jr., "Ghostbusters" Razorlight, "Stumble and Fall" Spin Doctors, "Two Princes" Spinal Tap, "Short & Sweet" Steve Harly, "Make Me Smile" Sum 41, "In Too Deep" Supergrass, "Grace" Tom Petty, "Free Fallin" T-Rex, "Ride a White Swan" Vampire Weekend, "A-Punk" We the Kings, "Check Yes Juliet" The Zutons, "Valerie" |
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| the mighty coco | Oct 12 2009, 06:42 PM Post #2 |
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all these tracks can be ripped from the main disc to play in rockband2 as well. a la ac/dc. quite a handy addition to rockbands arsenal. this is probably one of the best track packs to come out on any of the games. much more fun for all the family. i'll defo be getting this. |
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| Gee | Oct 12 2009, 06:50 PM Post #3 |
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Harmonix has also confirmed that the large library of Rock Band DLC will be fully compatible with the game from launch. However, the Lego Rock Band store will be a bit more restricted. "Players will have access to all of the songs in the Rock Band Music Store that have been identified to be suitable for all ages," Harmonix wrote in the official release. |
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| Kiltedmuff | Oct 13 2009, 12:08 AM Post #4 |
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Hmmm what a strange mixture of songs. Some real classic rock songs there mixed in with some complete cheese. Strange. 
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| MeatyFiend | Oct 13 2009, 10:17 AM Post #5 |
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non good enough to keep me awake there, i'll have to pass on that one |
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| Gee | Oct 14 2009, 12:58 AM Post #6 |
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Lego Rock Band Hands-On Preview from 1UP With kid-friendly turns in Lego Indy, Lego Batman, and Lego Star Wars, the pegged-block franchise has extended its roots pretty far into the videogame world. But the next Lego-themed adventure does away with the action-focused collect-a-thon of previous outings, and adds a new graphical skin to the ever-expanding rhythm genre with Lego Rock Band. It won't be as "hardcore" as the recently released Guitar Hero 5, nor as "artistic" as Harmonix's own The Beatles Rock Band; instead, Lego Rock Band is looking to fill a family-friendly niche with a light, pop-centric setlist and plenty of Lego humor. When Harmonix brought the game around to the 1UP office for a recent hands-on demo, I got to see the changes that Lego will bring to the Rock Band series. With a newly added Super Easy mode, and a selection of music that should appeal to a wider audience, this looks like it will be the most easily approachable Rock Band yet. As a fan who's played every title in the series to death, what I find most exciting about the upcoming game are the fun tracks (like Bowie's "Let's Dance," or Ray Parker Jr.'s "Ghostbusters") -- songs that that you'd normally only find on games like Karaoke Revolution or Elite Beat Agents. But also adding to Lego Rock Band's value: Harmonix claims you'll be able to export almost every song in the game over to Rock Band 2, and vice versa: almost all of Rock Band 2's DLC (the songs that don't contain offensive language/subject matter, anyway) will also be playable in Lego Rock Band. |
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| the mighty coco | Nov 4 2009, 06:48 PM Post #7 |
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best price so far, £29.49 from coolshop. i see them popping up a fair bit recently but has anybody actually used them? I'll defo be getting this but might wait til chrimbo and unwrap it for some family fun. |
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| cybadaz | Nov 5 2009, 09:00 AM Post #8 |
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not heard of them before , but im a bit blinkered where i shop online ... the track , tho not my taste look like proper fun tracks to sing/drum/strum n pick along to . I played some growling shouty stuff on GH5 a couple of days ago n ive got to say , however much i like the game , those growling shouty lyrical twaques do me head in ! if cheesy rock n pop be the music of fun ............. then let there be Chesney Hawks [X] |
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| the mighty coco | Nov 5 2009, 10:08 AM Post #9 |
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i agree not the kind of stuff i'd put on either but i roeckon it's a good one for the kids and pissed up peeps. i can see myself getting singing a couple of these on a friday afternoon |
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