Death on Two Legs..?

[crash13]

Wait, why does Spoonman (RB2) have Pro Drums tiering? HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

Every thing does.

[dudemann14]

Here's the rest of the setlist for those who'd care:

Kids in the Street

Always

The Wicker Man

Sing

Raise Your Glass

Bang Your Head (Metal Health)

[horsepastriesa]

I've been frustrated since the Extravaganza Pack that they still haven't put Princes of the Universe on Rock Band. It might be Queen's most badass and most powerful song. Whatever, I can live with Death on Two Legs, but hopefully the future will hold Princes of the Universe.

[Jibblypuff]

Yes, but how often have they arbitrarily made edits to a song with one version to cut part of the song out? If we're worried about this song having part of it cut out, we might as well worry about parts being cut out of every song ever announced for Rock Band.

Between the Buried and Me - "Prequel to the sequel"
The Who - "My Generation (live at Leeds)
are just the 2 that i can think of right now

[Magnet]

I wouldn't call either of those edits arbitrary, but two is a very small number.

[thatmarkguy]

Here's the rest of the setlist for those who'd care:
The Wicker Man

So who do we contact to let them know that their image for the album cover of Iron Maiden's "Brave New World" is actually the album cover of The Steve Miller Band's "Brave New World"?

[sonicnerd23]

Kinda confused as to why Cult of Personality isn't listed as being metal, but whatever. Definitely got the guitar tiers right for that song.

[Cipher_Peon]

So who do we contact to let them know that their image for the album cover of Iron Maiden's "Brave New World" is actually the album cover of The Steve Miller Band's "Brave New World"?

I already told them hours ago.

[FujiSkunk]

I wouldn't call either of those edits arbitrary, but two is a very small number.

Actually I wouldn't call any of Harmonix's edits arbitrary. I'm sure there is a reason behind them all.

Either way, two are still enough to make a point.

[Magnet]

The point I was trying to make was that it was foreseeable that Tie Your Mother Down would have one version used over the other, and thus the intro being absent because the single version was used in that case was not a sign that HMX is going to remove the intros to other songs on a whim. I didn't think it was a contentious observation to make - that a song not appearing as expected on Rock Band is exponentially more common when multiple versions of a song exist, and any cause for alarm for DOTL being cut should also extend to any song announced for Rock Band, as the reason for TYMD's "cut" is not applicable to why DOTL would have a section cut.