Headed for the Cover of the Rolling Stone

[dra3000]

Can't You Hear Me Knockin' - The Rolling Stones
Distopian Dream Girl - Built to Spill (perfect song for this game)
Debaser - Pixies (just for funsies)
I'm So Glad - Cream
Remedy - The Black Crowes (criminally underrepresented in the guitar game genre)
Tennessee Jed - The Grateful Dead
Brooklyn Bound - The Black Keys
Green River - Creedence Cleerwater Revival
Hang Me Up to Dry - Cold War Kids
Cover of the Rolling Stone - Dr. Hook (how has some form of this song not made GH)
Locomotive Breath - Jethro Tull (another criminally underrepresented band)
Genius - Kings of Leon (another perfect song for this game)
Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere - Neil Young
Living Loving Maid - Led Zeppelin (hey, a guy can dream)
Extradition - Pavement
Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd
Steppin' Out - John Mayall's Bluesbreakers Featuring Eric Clapton
To Be Young - Ryan Adams
Bold As Love - Jimi Hendrix (perfect ending for any setlist)

[damnfinecat]

I know this isn't really relevant to your setlist (which I like), but am I the only one completely put off by the Cold War Kids because they are evangelical christians? I mean, "I Don't Wan't To Grow Up" is, in my opinion, of the greatest songs I've ever heard, but I just can't value it listening to it being sung by four guys who blieve in eternal life.

[benjamin]

I should hope you are the only one, I don't even believe in God but how the hell are you turned off by someone having a different faith then you?

[damnfinecat]

I know it may sound pretentious, but I have an increibly hard time valuing the ideals of people who I feel believe in a fairy tale. Their ethics will obviously cross over into their music, and when it does, it makes songs like "I don't want to Grow up" feel shallow.