Axis of Justice Expansion Pack

[dragonanthony86]

I think that it would be a great idea for them to create an expansion pack based around the Axis of Justice. Obviously, like the AC/DC game, the full setlist would be exportable. Here's how i picture the setlist: with 3 songs by each of the bands, and 5 songs by the Axis of Justice:

System of a Down
Boom!
Spiders
Lonely Day


Rage Against the Machine
Killing In the Name
Guerrilla Radio
Renegades of Funk


Serj Tankian
Empty Walls
Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition
Sky is Over


The Nightwatchman
The Road I Must Travel
Whatever it Takes
One Man Revolution

Audioslave
Out of Exile
Doesn’t Remind Me
Like a Stone

Soundgarden
Rusty Cage
Outshined
Slaves and Bulldozers

Jane's Addiction
Stop
Just Because
Been Caught Stealing

Tool
Schism
Vicarious
Ænema

Red Hot Chili Peppers
Californication
Storm in a Teacup
Fight Like a Brave

Axis of Justice
Get Up, Stand Up
Where the Streets Have No Name
Chimes of Freedom
Alice in my Fantasies
Jeffrey are You Listening


Stand-Ins of famous rock icons featured in the game will also be included, and will be exportable
These Rock Icons would be:
Tom Morello
Wayne Kramer
Serj Tankian
Brad Wilk
Flea
Pete Yorn
Tim Walker
Maynard James Keenan
Chris Cornell

[John_S]

I have never heard of them. Only legendary bands deserve an expansion:

AC/DC
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Iron Maiden
Aerosmith
Metallica
The Who
Jimi Hendrix
Eagles
Van Halen
Guns N' Roses

However, all the other bands you named are amazing, and I think they should be added.

[dragonanthony86]

Directly from the wikepedia article:

Axis of Justice is a non-profit organization co-founded by Serj Tankian (of System of a Down) and Tom Morello (Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave, The Nightwatchman). Its purpose is to bring together musicians, fans of music, and grassroots political organizations to fight for social justice together.

In a recent interview, Tom Morello remarked that he formed Axis of Justice with Serj Tankian after witnessing some members of the audience at Ozzfest 2002 promoting racist symbols and imagery. In an effort to promote a staunchly anti-racist and anti-fascist message, Axis of Justice allied with Anti-Racist Action shortly after its formation.[1]

An Axis of Justice tent might appear at music festivals where either Rage Against The Machine or System of a Down (who is currently on an indefinite hiatus) are playing, as it did at Lollapalooza 2003. The Axis Of Justice also puts out a monthly radio show that can be heard on KPFK in Los Angeles, California and on XM Satellite Radio. The shows are archived in MP3 format on the AOJ website and are available as free downloads. They also have a number of books on their website that they recommend to support their views.

In 2004, they released a live album/DVD entitled "Axis of Justice: Concert Series Volume 1". It contains performances by Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Brad Wilk and Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and Audioslave, Serj Tankian from System of a Down, Pete Yorn, Tim Walker, Maynard James Keenan of Tool, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer, and Wayne Kramer among others. It was recorded during a concert at the Avalon in Los Angeles. The concert was a benefit to raise money for the Axis of Justice and a variety of causes.


the songs listed as being by axis of justice were performed by the axis of justice house band, and i'm pretty sure that consists of Tom Morello, Wayne Kramer, Serj Tankian, Brad Wilk, and Flea

[kingtonyx]

this would be pretty amazing! great bands

[dragonanthony86]

this would be pretty amazing! great bands

thanks.

[Chewcamcblefleh]

YOU forgot to mention my facts, remember? About the man who was pulled over for speeding. The cop smelled pot sourcing in his car, told him to step out. And his brother was in the back seat, got out. Shot the police officer in the head once, then shot him 7 times on the ground. After that, He wouldn't shut the f*** up at the trial and they removed him from the court after attacking a jury for telling him to be quiet while the Judge talked. He got to watch the trial in a containment room and was sent to jail, Rage Against the Machine (Singer, (Now) and Tom Morello.) Want to gain money to release him, and he was a cold-blooded killer but they thought the trial was "Un-fair, Re-new the trial or we will bail his ass out" They said to the police as stated in 2004 News Paper, all over the world. Do you really want to support these guys? I, myself stay away from stuff like this because it ALWAYS gets out of hand. But, I had to intrude.

[KillDroneo]

The AC/DC album isn't a game.... just a walmart exclusive Album for Rock Band.

[dragonanthony86]

i like to look at the anti racist message that it was formed for. most of them are great bands supporting anti-racism and i think thats awesome.

and apparently both jimmy carter and the pope support what theyre doing. i dont know if hes innocent or guilty, but apparently some of the most influential people in the world think he needs a fair trial.



and the acdc album is being released on a disc, as a video game, with 1000 points worth of achievements so i'm categorizing it as a game.

[John_S]

ah, I see know. Then definately. It's an amazing list.

[dragonanthony86]

ah, I see know. Then definately. It's an amazing list.

Thank you. I probably should have explained what the axis of justice was in my original post, but i guess i just expected people to know. glad you like the list