Look, I don't want to learn about the Beatles history in a video game. I already know it. Just give me the opportunity to play Hey Bulldog in Rock Band. Is that so fucking wrong?
Do not put Revolution Number 9 on this game. Please, for the love of all that is holy. Not even as a joke.
Anything else is fair game.
I would like to see interoperability with RB/RB2, as in the case of the AC/DC thing, but really, on the scale of the mother fusking BEATLES, I'm not about to mouth check the gift horse.
I hate those kids.
On one hand, I love the Beatles, and I think it'd be super cool to play their songs in a game like this...
but at the same time, what the hell, it's the Beatles! You can't just shell them out to a game like this ): Something's not sitting right with me....
Now if it were an Oblivion style RPG where you follow the Fab Four footsteps from Hamburg to Abbey Road and "battle" via a rockband like rhythm sequences at shows, with upgradeable stats and customizable wardrobe, then you could count me in! Ha! I KILL me!
It's certainly no different than Guitar Hero Aerosmith or Metallica (will likely be), and it's only different from Rock Band AC/DC because it lacks the export songs feature.
If you really like the beatles, as opposed to just a few of a their songs, this shouldn't be a big deal.
At least it's a separate game and I won't have to make the effort to scroll past them when I'm purchasing tracks that aren't boring.
If you want to hear some cool solos, check out The Psalm of Lydia by Nevermore
or pretty much anything by Stratovarious
Ayreon and Therion have some awesome solos in their shit, but it's definitely more of a Metal Opera kind of thing...still more interesting than the Beatles.
The "Love" "mash-up" album, the "Across the Universe" film, and now this.
I suppose it's better than nothing...
And yet, people would be bitching like hell if the Beatles licensed their material on a regular basis. Goddammit, there's no pleasing the public, is there?

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