Roxorspade's Setlist V1.0

[RoxorSpade]

Hey guys, this is something I've been working on a couple of years on, and I think it's pretty good, a bit short though. Anyway here it is. And comment on it, because feedback makes it better. And no, I can't make it all aggressive black metal or add more Nickelback. More info (tiers, ideas for an RB game, etc.) coming soon! Check back!

60’s – 5 Songs
Like A Rolling Stone – Bob Dylan – Highway 61 Revisited – Classic Rock
Guitar: OOOOO
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Drums: OOOOO
Vocals: OOOOO
You Really Got Me – The Kinks – Kinks – Classic Rock
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Sympathy for the Devil – The Rolling Stones – Beggar’s Banquet – Classic Rock
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A Hazy Shade of Winter – Simon & Garfunkel – Bookends – Classic Rock
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Born to be Wild – Steppenwolf – Steppenwolf – Hard Rock
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70’s – 14 songs
Layla – Derek and the Dominoes – Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs – Classic Rock
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Rebel Rebel – David Bowie – Diamond Dogs – Pop/Rock
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Wishing Well – Free – Heartbreaker – Classic Rock
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No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature – The Guess Who – American Woman – Classic Rock
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Magic Man – Heart – Dreamboat Annie – Classic Rock
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Wheel in the Sky – Journey – Infinity – Rock
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Shout it out Loud – Kiss – Destroyer – Rock
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Boom Boom (Out Go the Lights) – Pat Travers – Pat Travers – Rock
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Baby I Love Your Way (Live) – Peter Frampton – Frampton Comes Alive! – Classic Rock
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Jet Airliner – Steve Miller Band – Book of Dreams – Classic Rock
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Keys: N/A
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Superstition – Stevie Wonder – Talking Book – R&B/Soul/Funk
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Lorelei – Styx – Equinox – Classic Rock
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Love Reign o’er Me – The Who – Quadrophenia – Classic Rock
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Disorder – Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures – New Wave
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80’s – 13 songs
Takin’ Care of Business – Bachman – Turner Overdrive – Bachman – Turner Overdrive II – Rock
Dancing With Myself – Billy Idol and Generation X – Kiss Me Deadly – New Wave
Rock the Casbah – The Clash – Combat Rock – New Wave
Photograph – Def Leppard – Pyromania – Classic Rock
Twilight Zone – Golden Earring – Cut – Classic Rock
Jack and Diane – John Mellencamp – American Fool – Classic Rock
Keep On Rockin’ In the Free World – Neil Young – Freedom – Grunge
The Holiday Song – The Pixies – Come on Pilgrim – Alternative
King of Pain – The Police – Synchronicity – New Wave
Jump – Van Halen – 1984 – Rock
Knock Me Down – Red Hot Chilli Peppers – Mother’s Milk – Alternative
Bad Fun – The Cult – Electric – Hard Rock
Land of Confusion – Genesis – Invisible Touch – Classic Rock
Where the Streets Have No Name – U2 – The Joshua tree – New Wave

90’s – 12 songs
Breakfast at Tiffany’s – Deep Blue Something – Home – Pop/Rock
Big Me – Foo Fighters – Foo Fighters – Alternative
Iris – The Goo Goo Dolls – Dizzy Up the Girl – Alternative
I Alone – Live – Throwing Copper – Alternative
Dreamworld – Midnight Oil – Diesel and Dust – New Wave
Pennyroyal Tea – Nirvana – In Utero – Grunge
Closing Time – Semisonic – Feeling Strangely Fine – Alternative
Know Your Enemy – Rage Against the Machine – Rage Against the Machine– Hard Rock
Friday I’m In Love – The Cure – Wish – New Wave
Jet City Woman – Queensrÿche – Empire – Hard Rock

2000’s – 15 Songs
The Ballad of Hugo Chavez – Arkells – Jackson Square - Rock
Radio #2 – The Ataris – So Long, Astoria – Rock
The Quiet Things No One Ever Knows – Brand New – Deja Entendu – Alternative
42 – Coldplay – Viva La Vida –Alternative
You Found Me – The Fray – The Fray - Alternative
O Green World – Gorillaz – Demon Days - Alternative
Walkie Talkie Man – Stereogram – Schmack - Rock
I.G.W.T. – Stryper – Reborn - Metal
Gimme Sympathy – Metric – Fantasies – Pop/ Rock
The Shock of the Lightning – Oasis – Dig out Your Soul – Rock
You! Me! Dancing! – Los Campesinos! – Now Hold On Youngster – Indie Rock
Soulweeper – Volbeat – The Strength/the Sound/the Songs – Metal
Romantic Rights – Death From Above 1979 – You’re a Woman, I’m A Machine – Punk
Invaders Must Die – The Prodigy – Invaders Must Die – Techno
Rome – Phoenix – Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix – Indie Rock
Shut-Up and Smile – Bowling for Soup – A Hangover You Don’t Deserve – Pop/Rock

2010’s – 9 songs
Garbage Truck – Sex Bob-Omb – Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World Original Soundtrack – Rock
Boyfriend – Best Coast – Crazy for You – Indie Rock
Howlin’ For You – The Black Keys – Brothers – Indie Rock
Triple Spiral – Bright Eyes – The People’s Key – Indie Rock
Rocket Skates – Deftones – Diamond Eyes – Metal
Brian Eno – MGMT – Congratulations – Indie Rock
A Stitch in Time – Smashing Pumpkins – Teagarden by Kaleidoscope – Alternative
By The Sword (Feat. Andrew Stockdale)- Slash – Slash – Hard Rock
Power – Kanye West – My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy - Rap

Well thanks. Please comment and check back for tiers and stuff soon!

[I_Love_You]

Really good up through 80's, kinda falters for me from 90's on. But it's a good setlist.

[Snitsky]

this is something I've been working on a couple of years on

How the hell , really?

Please comment

I find it extremely lacking in metal :/

[RoxorSpade]

Really good up through 80's, kinda falters for me from 90's on. But it's a good setlist.

Yeah I thought my 90's picks were a little shaky too

[FlyGuyLXI]

Too much alternative, too much 10s for the decade that isn't even a quarter over and there's no prog ("Land of Confusion" is not a prog song).

Also, there's no punk and very little metal.

[RoxorSpade]

Well I don't listen to that much metal or punk so that explains it, but thanks for the opinions

[Snitsky]

Well if theres ever a V1.1 or a V2.0 , just throw in a 1984-1991 Metallica song & a song by Avenged Sevenfold and I'd claim that I'd buy it just on that basis lol , that would probably cut it for plenty of people

[FlyGuyLXI]

Well if theres ever a V1.1 or a V2.0 , just throw in a 1984-1991 Metallica song & a song by Avenged Sevenfold and I'd claim that I'd buy it just on that basis lol , that would probably cut it for plenty of people

Or the OP can be inventive and add metal bands that aren't in the game yet.

[Snitsky]

Or the OP can be inventive and add metal bands that aren't in the game yet.

But that wouldn't make more copies of it fly off the shelf if it was a real game , you gotta throw in the bands that people practically worship to get those boxes flying off the shelf imo

Sure you could load up RB4 with Amorphis , Finntroll , Amon Amarth , whatever... but thats not gonna particularly sway many people like Metallica , A7X , or something like that would

I mean , you throw "Fade to black" and "Buried alive" on RB4 and hot damn I and countless others would approve of the list even if the other 82 songs are all Bruno Mars..............

[FlyGuyLXI]

I actually think Amon Amarth would help the game sell. They're one of the most surfaced melodeath bands right next to Children of Bodom.

The point of the setlist is, yes, to try to convince people, but also to be inventive. I favor the 75/25 trick.