That's what I was inferring.

Well, that's it. We can shut this thread down now.

That's simultaneously hilarious and oh so sad.

Party Hard is a recent example.

I was gonna say something similar, but this is just too funny.

Compounded by the fact that while we got Ghostbusters, we STILL ended up getting I Want a New Drug.

I hate to burst your bubble, but I'm pretty sure the lyric is blessed, not miss.

Laugh all you want, I never said how many songs he deserves. Three at most, and of course Aerosmith's vast, excellent catalogue would warrant several packs, at least.

I will not have you slander Andrew W.K. He was just as deserving of a pack as Aerosmith. She Is Beautiful, and Ready to Die would've been a great, well-rounded pack. But alas, we got Hot Chelle Rae...

He's entitled to his opinion, and I agree. Led Zeppelin are overrated as hell.

I'd also like to add that you sound mighty pretentious telling him to learn his rock history.

You people are just weird, then.

The huge solo in the middle of the song, at least it would give SOMEONE something to do.

If we're going down that road, why not add keys to the song that would most benefit from them. That's right, Won't Get Fooled Again by The Who.

I'd much, MUCH prefer Jukebox Hero, as it's like THE song I want the original version of, and the My Sharona cover ain't bad, in my opinion.

Friggin' Pontoon has been stuck in my head, since I've been dating a country fan...it always comes on the radio.

Hell and eff yeah!

HOLY SPIT! Gonna grab it all!

I actually got 0% on easy vocals once on Charlene, my buddy was on drums and couldn't stop laughing.

So I just saw that Rocksmith released Mississippi Queen as DLC today, which leads me to believe that there's got to be at least partial working masters of the original, right? The version in the...

Mozza sticks.