The Wikipedia DLC article lists "Alive" (Live: Drop in the Park) as playable in Lego Rock Band; however, when I downloaded this song today, while it appeared as selectable in Rock Band 2, it did NOT appear as selectable in Lego Rock Band. Has anyone noticed any other errors on their list? I see that "Alive" is listed at rockband.com as a "family friendly" song that in theory should be compatible with the LEGO Rock Band, but again, sadly, it does not seem to be.

Some songs are deemed unsuitable for Lego Rock Band's E10 rating, so they are not allowed to be downloaded or played on LRB.

I know, it's dumb

...How in the world is Alive family friendly?

Read the OP. He noticed a mistake on Wikipedia, and felt the need to complain about it here rather than make the necessary correction.

Lesson to learn: DON'T TRUST WIKIPEDIA.

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Originally Posted by Ryuzaki

...How in the world is Alive family friendly?

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Seems entirely family friendly to me. A little bit sad, maybe, but no worse than Bambi, and the central theme of the song - where's the justice in who lives and who dies - is pretty much at a child's level of philosophy.

Wikipedia also says that Feels Like the First Time and Fat Bottomed Girls aren't playable in Lego: Rock Band.

I find it funny that Alive isn't allowed in Lego RB but "Nightmare" by Crooked-X is.

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Originally Posted by LoopyChew

Lesson to learn: DON'T TRUST WIKIPEDIA.

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Correction to learn: Wikipedia is only as reliable as And guess what its sources.

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Originally Posted by CloudWolf

Wikipedia also says that Feels Like the First Time and Fat Bottomed Girls aren't playable in Lego: Rock Band.

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That's because of this...and this.

And also, what good is complaining here? Go to the WP talk page and let us know there's some mistakes. We'll gladly correct them. Especially now that we know HMX's OFFICIAL SITE is not accurate comparred to actual game data.

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Originally Posted by ThornDavis

Seems entirely family friendly to me. A little bit sad, maybe, but no worse than Bambi, and the central theme of the song - where's the justice in who lives and who dies - is pretty much at a child's level of philosophy.

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What about the incestuous overtones of the second verse?