Do you guys think this will be fun?

[TylerSalak]

[img=http://img 84.imageshack.us/img84/6596/rbrocksthe80sij3.th.png] (http://img84.imageshack.us/my.php?image=rbrocksthe80sij3.png) I like the idea. How bout you guys?

[Apples]

I didn't think it was a good idea the first time... good music is too broad to be pigeonholed into any one decade.

[funINfuneral]

i did enjoy flockin seagull song haha

[Fee501st]

It be good has DLC pack, but has a game itself i dont think so

[StealthBeagle]

I'd probably buy it without even looking at the track list.

[Cyhsquid77]

we dont joke about that...

[Feigned]

I wouldn't mind seeing some DLC for specific decades, however, GH: 80's was just terrible. There were only two songs I enjoyed playing on the whole thing. I know HMX would do a much better job picking out the tracks.

[HeXcoda]

I'd go for it, especially as a DLC based expansion pack. That way they wouldn't feel obligated to load up the disc with songs that only SORTA work just to get the count up to justify a full retail release... instead of 20 meh and 15 good, we could just buy 15 good and be done with it.

I love 80s music, as evidenced by my embarassingly large iPod playlist labeled "1980". It's tricky finding ones that didn't have primary synth melody, but Rock Band could do a better job of it than Guitar Hero given its broad spectrum of instruments.

[A_Perfect_TOOL]

I'm hoping that we don't even get anymore RB retail discs until they make RB2 with more instruments or something. With DLC, there really isn't a point. Maybe some PS2 expansion discs to help those folks get a crack at the DLC songs, but I would rather just pay the 10 bucks or whatever for the 5 songs outta "Rocks the 80's" I actually liked, than 50 bucks for a buncha crappy and obscure 80's tracks.

But some 80's DLC packs would be killer!

[A_Perfect_TOOL]

...It's tricky finding ones that didn't have primary synth melody...

Which is why we need a Keytar for RB2!!!

If anything for the aforementioned 80's tracks and the bulk of Nine Inch Nails songs.

[Xzyliac]

We got Synchronicity II. I mean 80s flavored DLC isn't asking for much.

A game is.

[MeleeMan]

Which is why we need a Keytar for RB2!!!

If anything for the aforementioned 80's tracks and the bulk of Nine Inch Nails songs.

I've got a fever... and the only perscription is more keytar! (Apples;))

[Xzyliac]

I've got a fever... and the only perscription is more keytar! (Apples;))

I miss Apples. He's so nonexistent all of a suddens.

[Eman311]

I miss Apples. He's so nonexistent all of a suddens.

Just though you should know I saw freezepop live the other day. I spoke to Liz Enthusiasm :eek:

[Xzyliac]

Just though you should know I saw freezepop live the other day. I spoke to Liz Enthusiasm :eek:

HOLY SHIZNEETSS!!!!

I will envy your kewlzSzness forever. Next you'll be seeing VAGIANT. WAIT!!! DON'T DO IT!!!

Not without me at least. :cool:

[HeXcoda]

Keytar = Guitar with no strumming. Easily done. It's no worse than Beatmania's 5 key mode, and would work fine without us needing to buy more instruments. I suspect they'd want a BM style 7 key, with white/black keys interspersed, for authenticness... but it COULD be done with some minor software upgrades.

I think there's enough rock songs with piano and synth moments that they could justify a new peripheral.

[0tj]

I wouldn't mind seeing some DLC for specific decades, however, GH: 80's was just terrible. There were only two songs I enjoyed playing on the whole thing. I know HMX would do a much better job picking out the tracks.

GH:80's was made by Harmonix.............................