Rock Band Decades: Hits of the 1970s

[3pic81ueUnicorn]

“Have You Ever Seen the Rain?” *
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Pendulum

Finally, one of my most wanted songs will be in Rock Band 3. Therefore I need a new song to add to the list.

[CanuckGamer]

How about Earth, Wind, & Fire's "Boogie Wonderland?"

[3pic81ueUnicorn]

How about Earth, Wind, & Fire's "Boogie Wonderland?"

Ahh, yes. This is a good choice.

[BevoTheWarrior]

If you're adding songs you should add Blackfoot's "Highway Song" from the 1979 album, Strikes.

[3pic81ueUnicorn]

If you're adding songs you should add Blackfoot's "Highway Song" from the 1979 album, Strikes.

I already filled the open spot with "Boogie Wonderland", but I'll consider it if there is a new open spot.

[GameMaster439]

No Frank Zappa? Would have been cool to see Bobby Brown Goes Down or Tryin' To Grow A Chin but that's just me

[3pic81ueUnicorn]

No Frank Zappa? Would have been cool to see Bobby Brown Goes Down or Tryin' To Grow A Chin but that's just me

They are good choices to consider also. We'll see how this year's dlc goes. I hope to make some more replacements. We'll just have to wait.

[DanManRocker]

More song suggestions:

This Town Ain’t Big Enough for the Both of Us by Sparks (Glam, 1974)- Female singer and glam.
Cars by Gary Numan (New Wave, 1979)- This is maybe a an underappreciated song.
A Horse With No Name by America (Country, 1972) - It's another country song, but there's something about this song I like.
Rockin' Down The Highway by The Doobie Brothers (Classic Rock, 1972)- I cannot say this is better than the current DB song here, because I never listened to that song.
Express Yourself by Charles Wright and the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band (R&B/Soul/Funk, 1971) - The R&B/Soul/Funk here feels underrepresented.

[3pic81ueUnicorn]

This Town Ain’t Big Enough for the Both of Us by Sparks (Glam, 1974)- Female singer and glam.

I'm not feeling it.

Cars by Gary Numan (New Wave, 1979)- This is maybe a an underappreciated song.

This is a good song.

A Horse With No Name by America (Country, 1972) - It's another country song, but there's something about this song I like.

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Rockin' Down The Highway by The Doobie Brothers (Classic Rock, 1972)- I cannot say this is better than the current DB song here, because I never listened to that song.

It's a good song, but I prefer "Dark Eyed Cajun Woman".

Express Yourself by Charles Wright and the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band (R&B/Soul/Funk, 1971) - The R&B/Soul/Funk here feels underrepresented.

I know this!

[3pic81ueUnicorn]

I decided to change "Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love" to "Eruption/You Really Got Me". It's cooler sounding.