Bob Marley Album DLC - September 21st

[cherokeesam]

And this means one thing... Just four more weeks of unannounced RB2 DLC!!!

My Chemical Romance
Atreyu
Doobie Brothers
Buckcherry
Soundgarden
possibly Metallica's Master of Puppets and other singles

[SirDavidTLynch]

Just checked the flashed list and BECK! MCR and BECK! YESSSSS YESSSS YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSS

There's a chance that "E-Pro" was planned as DLC but ended up on the Rock Band 2 disc instead. Don't look too far into stuff we're not supposed to see.

[instantdeath999]

The whole Legend compilation? Now that is cool.

Man, I'm out of the loop. All this leaked stuff is flying way over my head.

[Reaver]

Wow. Didn't expect this so soon.

Hope they have all the upgrades for RB3 ready to go for launch, because this entire album without keys/harmonies wouldn't be the same.

Can't wait for "Three Little Birds" though. Love that song. Too bad they couldn't add "So Much Trouble In This World". Really like that song too.

[Masem]

DLC from Ozzy on have met new authoring standards that were further reflected in RBN authoring requirements; the clearest indicator being that if the expert guitar/bass tracks use blue or orange, all the other difficulties must use them too. (There's some other very subtle ones that I can see reflected in my RBN playtest checklist like avoiding 3-limb drum strikes in easy and medium).

This has no apparent connection to RB3 that we know. As best we know there's nothing hidden in what's on the various stores that would be tied to RB3 features (beyond pro drums). All we can say now about the Marley tracks is that they will have pro drums, period.

But that doesn't mean, as I've suggested, HMX has the equivalent set of RB3-ready DLC from Ozzy onward, just not available to anyone else yet. Of course HMX hasn't said anything either way, and its all pure speculation. Rationale speculation based on HMX's past support, but speculation nevertheless.

[Mikachu]

DLC from Ozzy on have met new authoring standards that were further reflected in RBN authoring requirements; the clearest indicator being that if the expert guitar/bass tracks use blue or orange, all the other difficulties must use them too. (There's some other very subtle ones that I can see reflected in my RBN playtest checklist like avoiding 3-limb drum strikes in easy and medium).

This has no apparent connection to RB3 that we know. As best we know there's nothing hidden in what's on the various stores that would be tied to RB3 features (beyond pro drums). All we can say now about the Marley tracks is that they will have pro drums, period.

But that doesn't mean, as I've suggested, HMX has the equivalent set of RB3-ready DLC from Ozzy onward, just not available to anyone else yet. Of course HMX hasn't said anything either way, and its all pure speculation. Rationale speculation based on HMX's past support, but speculation nevertheless.

It started with Nickelback, actually.

[foofighterfan4Mccain]

DLC from Ozzy on have met new authoring standards that were further reflected in RBN authoring requirements; the clearest indicator being that if the expert guitar/bass tracks use blue or orange, all the other difficulties must use them too. (There's some other very subtle ones that I can see reflected in my RBN playtest checklist like avoiding 3-limb drum strikes in easy and medium).

This has no apparent connection to RB3 that we know. As best we know there's nothing hidden in what's on the various stores that would be tied to RB3 features (beyond pro drums). All we can say now about the Marley tracks is that they will have pro drums, period.

But that doesn't mean, as I've suggested, HMX has the equivalent set of RB3-ready DLC from Ozzy onward, just not available to anyone else yet. Of course HMX hasn't said anything either way, and its all pure speculation. Rationale speculation based on HMX's past support, but speculation nevertheless.

Actually, the first DLC to have the new authoring standards was Nickelback.
EDIT: Ninja'd

[Happy Dragon]

Hot Damn!

That is awesome news.

Have never liked, (any version), of "I Shot the Sheriff", but the rest of the songs on the album would MORE than make up for it.
Especially lookig forward to "Redemption Song" and "No Woman, No Cry"...LIVE version woooo!!!!.
Love that recording of it.

[HairyMan]

What's great about the No Wman No Cry song is that it's the longer 7:08 version from his performance at the Lyceum theatre in 1975. In addition, this version of the song probably got more airplay on the radio than the studio version as I recognize this one a LOT more than the studio version I listened to. This is akin to getting the Live version of KISS' "Rock and Roll All Night" as opposed to the studio version which sounds like crap. (And was used in one of the Guitar Hero games).

So for those who might instinctively go "Oh no, not a live version!", like I generally usually do, DON'T WORRY! This is the version you most likely know better!

[AerithLovesTifa]

Here's some proof if not posted already sorry for the awful quality I was in a rush with my phone

http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i2...8/IMG00117.jpg