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Npeaen
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S1ckH4nds
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| Npeaen wrote: | | My internet decided to take a giant shit on me last night and would not give me a stable enough connection to get on xbox live for the songs, so I'm only just starting my video work now.... |
Ah, I was wondering about that when compiling the vids for the RB forums this morning. That always sucks. 
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mdp1125
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| Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2008 6:43 pm Post subject: stuff |
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yo this is the third DOA song on rock band....
Dead on Arrival - fall out boy
D.O.A - The Haunted
DOA - Foo Fighters
and im sick of foo fighters!!! so many songs on rock band
on a lighter note...GO HANUKKAH!!!!
celebrating both rocks!
happy holidays everyone |
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ramza89
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| Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2008 6:47 pm Post subject: |
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ugh great another D.O.A. song to go along with fall out boy and the haunted. now EVERYONES gonna be confused 
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tidus
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Wow, DOA has ho-po's 
However, with or without teh ho-po's, Foo Fighters is an awesome band.  Great to see more of 'em. 
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| sentimentalgeek wrote: | | But yeah, lol @ the fact that you can say "she" in this thread and not be sure which person is being talked about. Now we know whose milkshake brings all the girls to the yard. |
<3 this.
 
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MarsPhoenix
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| I LOVE Blue Christmas |
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machetemonkey
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I find it so amusing that Christmas Is The Time To Say I Love You is from 1994 but listed as Classic Rock. Oddly enough, it fits. xD
anyways... I played bass on the live stream last night, and that was a pretty unfun experience. However, waking up this morning and playing through on guitar is an entirely different story. These two packs are good fun on guitar. All the holiday songs have decent guitar solos, and the foo fighters are always good for some fun chordfests. |
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Chucklestyle 
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machetemonkey
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| Chucklestyle wrote: | | machetemonkey wrote: | | I find it so amusing that Christmas Is The Time To Say I Love You is from 1994 but listed as Classic Rock. Oddly enough, it fits. xD |
Classic Rock is a style, not a time period. 
Looking forward to hitting up the Foos on drums and vox, it's always a good time.
Jury is still out on the xmas stuff... |
I understand that classic rock is a style... but classic generally refers to a style from a previous era. I understand that it fits the classic rock style perfectly, I just find it funny because most people (that I've come across, at least) don't consider something "classic rock" unless its from before the 80's or 90's or so. |
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ManfredvonKarma 
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| machetemonkey wrote: | | I understand that classic rock is a style... but classic generally refers to a style from a previous era. I understand that it fits the classic rock style perfectly, I just find it funny because most people (that I've come across, at least) don't consider something "classic rock" unless its from before the 80's or 90's or so. |
It might just be that if we get more Billy Squire stuff, Harmonix would want all of his songs in the same genre.
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Sonic
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I can't believe the crowd doesn't sing along to christmas is the time to say I love you!! That's what makes the song!
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| ManfredvonKarma wrote: | | It might just be that if we get more Billy Squire stuff, Harmonix would want all of his songs in the same genre. |
Unlike Nirvana, Soundgarden, Tokio Hotel and Fall Out Boy.
Also, great week, even if they are easy.
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Will definitely pick up a Foo Fighters song and Christmas is the Time to Say I Love You.
