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March 24, 2009

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Gary

Dead Kennedys and Siouxsie? Don't hear them next to Boston too often. Bet Jello Biafra's not happy about this.

Gary Oldman

DK but no Mojo Nixon? If they don't have Mojo Nixon, their games needs some fixin'!

Ooooh! Then why not Dead Milkmen?

bob

*yawn* all of this was already available as downloadable content. The bigger news is that Pearl Jam's - Ten was released for Rock Band today.

mothman

Somebody take on that intro to "Love Spreads"...nice :)

Vandelay

I'm holding out for the 9/9/9 (number 9, number 9...) release of Beatles Rock Band.

beau-mont

lenny kravitz = classic? please shoot me.

Dan D

Pat Benatar's 'All Fired Up' would have been a better choice.

SisFdUP

everywhere i look marketing, selling, pushing product, selling selling selling.

On the fking nightly "news", on the blogs, in the checkout line. "shit is fucked up", to quote Dexter Holland of The Offspring.

Is it fkig news to learn which AI douche was eliminated ?

is it blog worthy to "report" "market" this add on? I would not play that peice of sht game if you gave it to me.

wanna play guitar? then play guitar, that is a game, thisi s a music site WTF?? GET REAL!!

kmoon

Benatar's "Heartbreaker" would be much better.

TK

"Heartbreaker" is on Guitar Hero World Tour.

Donkey Shane

What?? Siouxsie but no Concrete Blonde? Or Flesh for LuLu? Or Close Lobsters?

T-Shirt Rocker

I saw the Beatles when they first performed on the Ed Sullivan show; so for me, that was the start of classic rock. If I had to pick one decade that epitomizes classic rock, I'd say it was the seventies.

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