Rock Band Three Setlist

[DarkSide247]

1950's (4)
"Jailhouse Rock" -- Elvis Presley (Classic Rock - 1957)
Johnny B. Goode -- Chuck Berry (Classic Rock - 1958)
"Bad Luck" -- B.B. King (Blues - 1957) *Originally by Ivory Joe Hunter*
"Bo Diddley" -- Bo Diddley (Blues - 1955)

1960's (10)
"Come Together" -- The Beatles (Classic Rock - 1969)
"Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar)" -- The Doors (Classic Rock - 1967)
"Get Off of My Cloud" -- The Rolling Stones (Classic Rock - 1965)
"21st Century Schizoid Man" -- King Crimson (Progressive - 1969)
"For Your Love" -- The Yardbirds (Classic Rock - 1965) *Originally by Graham Gouldman*
"Fire" -- The Jimi Hendrix Experience (Classic Rock - 1967)
"Memory Of A Free Festival" -- David Bowie (Classic Rock - 1969)
"White Room" -- Cream (Classic Rock - 1968)
"Subterranean Homesick Blues" -- Bob Dylan (Classic Rock - 1965)

1970's (21)
"Black Water" -- The Doobie Brothers (Classic Rock - 1974)
"Love Reign O'er Me" -- The Who (Classic Rock - 1973)
"T.N.T" -- AC/DC (Classic Rock - 1975)
"La Grange" -- ZZ Top (Southern Rock - 1973)
"Rock And Roll All Nite" -- KISS (Classic Rock - 1975)
"Yours Is No Disgrace" -- Yes (Progressive - 1970)
"Lust For Life" -- Iggy Pop And The Stooges (Punk - 1977)
"Saturday Night's All Right For Fighting" -- Elton John (Classic Rock - 1973)
"Electric Funeral" -- Black Sabbath (Metal - 1970)
"Magic Man" -- Heart (Classic Rock - 1976)
"Run Through The Jungle" -- Creedence Clearwater Revival (Classic Rock - 1970)
"Godzilla" -- Blue Oyster Cult (Classic Rock - 1977)
"Killer Queen" -- Queen (Classic Rock - 1974)
"Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2)" -- Pink Floyd (Progressive - 1979)
"Exciter" -- Judas Priest (Metal - 1978)
"God Save The Queen" -- Sex Pistols (Punk - 1977)
"I Wanna Be Sedated" -- The Ramones (Punk - 1978)
"White Riot" -- The Clash (Punk - 1977)
"Killing An Arab" -- The Cure (Alternative - 1978)
"By-Tor And The Snowdog" -- Rush (Progressive - 1975)
"Sweet Home Alabama" -- Lynyrd Skynyrd (Southern Rock - 1974)

1980's (16)
"Scoff" -- Nirvana (Alternative - 1989)
"Nobody's Fool" -- Cinderella (Glam - 1986)
"Poison" -- Alice Cooper (Glam - 1989)
"Rainbow In The Dark" -- Dio (Metal - 1983)
"Practice What You Preach" -- Testament (Metal - 1989)
"I Turned Into A Martian" -- The Misfits (Punk - 1982)
"Foolin'" -- Def Leppard (Metal - 1983)
"You Give Love A Bad Name" -- Bon Jovi (Glam - 1986)
"Metal Health (Bang Your Head)" -- Quiet Riot (Metal - 1983)
"Nightrain" -- Guns 'N' Roses (Metal - 1987)
"Another Typical City" -- U.K. Subs (Punk - 1983)
"Dr. Feelgood" -- Motley Crue (Glam - 1989)
"Twilight Zone" -- Golden Earring (Rock - 1982)
"Leprosy" -- Death (Metal - 1988)
"Madhouse" -- Anthrax (Metal - 1985)
"It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" -- R.E.M. (Alternative - 1987)

1990's (13)
"Do The Evolution" -- Pearl Jam (Alternative - 1998)
"Fell On Black Days" -- Soundgarden (Alternative- 1994)
"Freak On A Leash" -- KoRn (Metal - 1999)
"Wait And Bleed" -- Slipknot (Metal - 1999)
"No Excuses" -- Alice In Chains (Alternative - 1994)
"Plush" -- Stone Temple Pilots (Alternative - 1992)
"Mayonaise" -- Smashing Pumpkins (Alternative - 1993)
"Walk" -- Pantera (Metal - 1992)
"The Memory Remains" -- Metallica (Metal - 1997)
"Sleep Now In The Fire" -- Rage Against The Machine (Rock - 1999)
"Stinkfoot (Live)" -- Frank Zappa And The Mothers Of Invention (Progressive - 1991)
"Infected" -- Bad Religion (Punk - 1994)
"Sober" -- Tool (Progressive - 1993)

2000's (11)
"2+2=5" -- Radiohead (Alternative - 2003)
"Can't Stop" -- Red Hot Chili Peppers (Alternative - 2003)
"Silver And Cold" -- A.F.I. (Emo - 2003)
"What I've Done" -- Linkin Park (Rock - 2006)
"Drive" -- Incubus (Alternative - 2001)
"Feathers" -- Coheed and Cambria (Progressive - 2008)
"Steady, As She Goes" -- The Raconteurs (Rock - 2006)
"Vertigo" -- U2 (Alternative - 2004)
"Citizen Erased" -- Muse (Alternative - 2001)
"I Believe In A Thing Called Love" -- The Darkness (Glam - 2003)
"Scream" -- Tokio Hotel (Emo - 2008)
"Star****ers, Inc." -- Nine Inch Nails (Alternative - 2000)

Bonus Songs (10):
"Red Dragon" -- Deerhoof (Pop Rock - 2001)
"Uncle Sam's On Mars" -- Hawkwind (Progressive - 2006)
"Sing Along" -- The Blue Man Group ft. Dave Matthews (Rock - 2003)
"Whip It" -- Devo (Rock (???) - 1980)
"Evil Woman" -- Crow (Classic Rock -1970)
"Hemorrhage (In My Hands)" -- Fuel (Pop Rock - 2000)
"Headstrong" -- Trapt (Nu-Metal - 2003)
"Ocean Avenue" -- Yellowcard (Pop Rock - 2004)
"It Ends Tonight" -- The All-American Rejects (Pop Rock - 2005)
"Broken" -- Seether ft. Amy Lee (Pop Rock - 2004)

95 Songs.

Launch DLC
Pink Floyd Pack 01:
"Another Brick In The Wall (Part 1)" -- Pink Floyd (Progressive - 1979)
"Another Brick In The Wall (Part 3)" -- Pink Floyd (Progressive - 1979)
"Comfortably Numb" -- Pink Floyd (Progressive - 1979)

Bonus:
"Another Brick In The Wall (All Parts In One)" -- Pink Floyd (Progressive - 1979)

Prog. Legends Pack 01:
"Supper's Ready" -- Genesis (Progressive - 1972)
"Rock Me Baby" -- Blue Cheer (Progressive - 1967)
"Elephant Talk" -- King Crimson (Progressive - 1981)

Steely Dan Pack 01:
"Cousin Dupree" (Rock - 2000)
"Do It Again" (Rock - 1972)
"Josie" (Rock - 1977)

Aqualung (Jethro Tull) Album Pack:
"Aqualung" (Rock - 1971)
"Cross-Eyed Mary" (Rock - 1971)
"Cheap Day Return" (Rock - 1971)
"Mother Goose" (Rock - 1971)
"Wond'ring Aloud" (Rock - 1971)
"Up To Me" (Rock - 1971)
"My God" (Rock - 1971)
"Hymn 43" (Rock - 1971)
"Slipstream" (Rock - 1971)
"Locomotive Breath" (Rock - 1971)
"Wind Up" (Rock - 1971)

Bonus:
"Lick Your Fingers Clean" (Progressive -1999)
"Wind Up (Quad Version)" (Progressive - 1999)
"Song For Jeffrey" (Progressive - 1999)
"Fat Man" (Progressive - 1999)
"Bourée" (Progressive - 1999)

Nirvana Album Pack:
"You Know You're Right" (Alternative - 2002)
"About A Girl (Alternative - 1989)
"Been A Son" (Alternative - 1989)
"Sliver" (Alternative - 1992)
"Smells Like Teen Spirit" (Alternative - 1991)
"Come As You Are" (Alternative - 1991)
"Lithium" (Alternative - 1991)
"Heart-Shaped Box" (Alternative - 1993)
"Pennyroyal Tea" (Alternative - 1993)
"Rape Me" (Alternative - 1993)
"Dumb" (Alternative - 1993)
"All Apologies (Unplugged)" (Alternative - 1994)
"The Man Who Sold The World" (Alternative - 1994) *Originally by David Bowie*

Bonus:
"Where Did You Sleep Last Night" (Alternative - 1994) *Originally by Lead Belly*
"Something In The Way (Unplugged)" (Alternative - 1994)

Week One DLC
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble Pack 01:
"Texas Flood" (Blues - 1983)
"Pride And Joy" (Blues - 1983)
"Love Struck Baby" (Blues - 1983)

Week Two DLC
Billy Squier Pack 01:
"Lonely Is The Night" (Rock - 1981)
"In The Dark" (Rock - 1981)
"Learn How To Live" (Rock - 1982)

Week Three DLC
The Cure Pack 01:
"Just Like Heaven" (Alternative - 1987)
"Boys Don't Cry" (Alternative - 1979)
"Numb" (Alternative - 1996)

Week Four DLC
Pop Punk Pack 01:
"Welcome To Paradise" -- Green Day (Punk - 1994)
"Carpal Tunnel Of Love" -- Fall Out Boy (Emo - 2007)
"Ohio Is For Lovers" -- Hawthorne Heights (Emo - 2004)

Week Five DLC
Kings And Queens Pack 01:
"I Want It All" -- Queen (Classic Rock - 1989)
"In The New Age" -- King's X (Progressive - 1988)
"Kings and Queens" -- Aerosmith (Classic Rock - 1978)

Week Six DLC
Nu-Metal Pack 01:
"Land Of Confusion" -- Disturbed (Metal - 2008)
"Sugar" -- System Of A Down (Metal - 1998)
"Ladies And Gentlemen" -- Saliva (Metal - 2006)

Week Seven DLC
In Memory Of Chuck Schuldiner Pack 01 (Released on May 13th):
"Pull The Plug" -- Death (Metal - 1988)
"Hallowed By Thy Name" -- Iron Maiden (Metal - 1993)
"Angel Of Death" -- Slayer (Metal - 1986)

Week Eight DLC
Rap/Rock Pack 01:
"We Made It" -- Linkin Park ft. Busta Rhymes (Metal - 2008)
"Walk This Way" -- Aerosmith ft. Run D.M.C. (Classic Rock - 1986)
"Bring The Noise" -- Anthrax ft. Public Enemy (Metal - 1991)

Week Nine DLC
Drum Legends Pack 01:
"Pull Me Under" -- Dream Theater (Progressive - 1992)
"The Spirit Of The Radio" -- Rush (Progressive - 1980)
"A Little Piece Of Heaven" -- Avenged Sevenfold (Metal - 2007)

Week Ten DLC
Instrumentals Pack 01:
"YYZ" -- Rush (Progressive - 1981)
"The Call of Ktulu" -- Metallica (Metal - 1984)
"A Day In The House" -- Jeff Beck (Classic Rock - 1989)

[kingtonyx]

Not too bad, even though you copied my idea

Good songs BUT not enough variety for me...for instance you have NO Pop Rock, Nu-Metal, or Emo and your DLC is all Prog (you mislabeled Jethro) except for Nirvana plus your decades are weighted classics heavy. Rock Band games will always be current-heavy.

However, I do like some of your selections and your formatting is nice also.

Since you took from me, I might have to take from you a bit

I'm gonna go listen to all of the stuff here I haven't heard

[camero1970]

Perfect setlist man.......

[kingtonyx]

I hope you don't mind that I plug MY RB3 SETLIST here

[DarkSide247]

Not too bad, even though you copied my idea

Good songs BUT not enough variety for me...for instance you have NO Pop Rock, Nu-Metal, or Emo and your DLC is all Prog (you mislabeled Jethro) except for Nirvana plus your decades are weighted classics heavy. Rock Band games will always be current-heavy.

However, I do like some of your selections and your formatting is nice also.

Since you took from me, I might have to take from you a bit

I'm gonna go listen to all of the stuff here I haven't heard

1. Yeah. <_<
2. For the Pop Rock and Emo, I was gonna edit it but got lazy. .-. But you got me on the Nu Metal, since there's only two songs that classify as Nu Metal. Tokio Hotel and A.F.I. fall under "Mall" emo, I guess. :|
3. Yet another thing to work on with decades and DLC.
4. Fair enough.

[macdaddy3598]

Good list. Lots of mellow stuff.

I can't help but laugh when I see proposals for RB3 setlists as the poor, GH slobs are awaiting ANY information of their setlist.

(include me as one of the anxious, borderline aggrevated GH slobs)

[PlayFreebirdNow]

Very good list, more 70s music than 2000s. That's the way it should be.

[afterstasis]

i agree.
while i really like a good percentage of your setlist it really is skewed strongly towards a certain kind of music fan...
i'm not complaining though... i do my lists pretty similarly.

[cantcatchme1411]

I personally love this setlist and think its great. But it is geared for an older crowd and not towards the young folks that these are traditionally aimed at. I agree with the above posters in saying, if you want it to sell, you've gotta cut some 70s and put some more pop in there. Plus the newer stuff kinda gets you in a happy, light-hearted mood more than all that Pink Floyd :-P. Great picks though, this is some amazingly historical music.

[WaltX]

Awesome! I LOVE it! I wish Harmonix had the same taste as you.