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Neversoft has revealed four more of the songs that make up the line-up in Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, due out later this year on PS3, Xbox 360, PS2 and Wii.
Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Suck My Kiss", ZZ Top's "La Grange", Iron Maiden's "Number Of The Beast" and Dragonforce's "Through The Fire And Flames" were identified during fansite ScoreHero's trip to see the game. Apart from ZZ Top, they're all "master tracks" - i.e. the original recording.
They join a list that already includes the likes of Guns N' Roses' "Welcome to the Jungle", Heart's "Barracuda" and Beastie Boys' "Sabotage". For the full list, check out the ScoreHero thread on the subject.
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Ignatius_Cheese
26/07/07 @ 08:29
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It is the campest, widdliest, bestest metal evar!
Lovin' a bit of "Through the Fire and Flames". Can imagine its in one of the last sets of songs. Tis a bit of a crazy bitch of a guitar-fest... |
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Wow! Add these to the other songs and it sounds like my own dreamlist. Incredible. I tell you what though, the official GH forums are really annoying me. They're complaining that Dragonforce is on it because, IT'S NOT METAL ENOUGH....It's so called 'fans' like that who thought GHII's list was 'diverse'
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Megapocalypse
26/07/07 @ 09:40
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'Iron Maiden's "Number Of The Beast" and Dragonforce's "Through The Fire And Flames"'
SOLD! \o/ Just need to add in this and it will be perfect.
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Ignatius_Cheese
26/07/07 @ 11:20
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Well, to be fair, Rock Band is little more than Guitar Hero II + Mic and Drums making for a rather busy screen...
And as Rock Band is being touted by EA then there's more chance of that title being used and abused for maximum moneymaking purposes. There's no reason why both these titles cannot co-exist and I, for one, applaud developers like Harmonix and Neversoft for taking up the rhythm action mantle and running with it! |
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I donīt understand the Whole GH2 was too metal, it did have loads of variety, there were some bad choices on there (Suicidal Tendencies, Lamb of God) but on the whole it was pretty varied, plus it IS a GUITAR game, so if it does have metal on it well....thatīs fair enough.
but yeah I thought it was nicely varied. |
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Whoa, awesome Dragonforce track. That's going to be murder on Expert. Iron Maiden are awesome too.
I may just have to pick this up after all. The only negative thing about this is, whenever I see these awesome tracks on GH3, I keep wishing they were on Rock Band so I could sing and drum along too. :(
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kangarootoo
26/07/07 @ 14:05
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"Dragonforce's "Through The Fire And Flames"
Jesus. I don't envy their warranty returns department. There are going to broken controllers and repetitive strain injuries all over the place. |
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