Since Rock Band first hit the stores two years ago I have been one f its biggest fans. I will sit for hours at a time playing the songs again and again as I try to get them perfect.
I intend on mastering this game on every level as well as every instrument. This will literally give me thousands of hours of game time and stacks of possibilities.
I’m going to share with you now some of my favorite songs on Rock Band. If you’ve never played it before, where have you been? Get yourself a copy now.
The first song I played was say it ain’t so by Weezer. This is the first song they recommend you try out and it’s a great first song to start off with as you’ll find your way with it really quickly.
It’s an incredibly easy song to play; it sounds fab and is a lot of fun. Even if you aren’t the singer you will be singing along.
One of the classic songs on Rock Band from the 1990′s is Creep by Radiohead. Whether you play the easy version at the beginning, or the harder one later on, you’ll enjoy playing along with this great song, whichever instrument you choose.
If you like to push yourself and set yourself high goals, the ultimate test on Rock Band is Green Grass and Tides. I personally wouldn’t recommend that you go anywhere near it until you have more or less mastered the game, as it is the hardest song you will ever have to play.
With awe inspiring solos and just about the hardest tune to master, this is the one everyone wants to crack on expert level. Many have conquered other songs as experts but this is a whole different ball game. Getting through this song is like a full physical workout and you will be exhausted at the end of it.
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