The full list, which consists of 86 tracks, just barely edges out Rock Band's 80 tracks if you don't count the downloadable ones or the music editor that offers a unlimited amount of free songs if you take the time or you can just download other people songs if your lazy. I can't wait for the next installment of the Guitar Hero franchise which I will remain to call it Guitar Hero 4. With a custom music editor, this may be the most complete music simulator ever created. Oh and they brought back Pandora, my favorite character (MIA since Guitar Hero 2). October 26th can't come soon enough. I personally will pick up this and rock band 2 for you can't have enough songs can you?

* "Beautiful Disaster" -- 311
* "The Kill" -- 30 Seconds to Mars
* "Too Much Too Young" -- Airbourne
* "Ramblin Man" -- The Allman Brothers Band
* "Good God" -- Anouk
* "Never Too Late" -- The Answer
* "One Armed Scissor" -- At The Drive-In
* "No Sleep Till Brooklyn" -- Beastie Boys
* "Hail to the Freaks" -- Beatsteaks
* "Rebel Yell" -- Billy Idol
* "Stillborn" -- Black Label Society
* "Weapon of Choice" -- Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
* "Dammit" -- blink-182
* "One Way or Another" -- Blondie
* "Hollywood Nights" -- Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
* "Livin' On A Prayer" -- Bon Jovi
* "Scream Aim Fire" -- Bullet For My Valentine
* "Shiver" -- Coldplay
* "Up Around The Bend" -- Creedence Clearwater Revival
* "Love Removal Machine" -- The Cult
* "Feel the Pain" -- Dinosaur Jr.
* "Love Me Two Times" -- The Doors
* "Pull Me Under" -- Dream Theater
* "Hotel California" -- The Eagles
* "Aggro" -- The Enemy
* "Hey Man, Nice Shot" -- Filter
* "Go Your Own Way" -- Fleetwood Mac
* "Everlong" -- Foo Fighters
* "American Woman" -- The Guess Who
* "You're Gonna Say Yeah!" -- Hush Puppies
* "Obstacle 1" -- Interpol
* "Mountain Song" -- Jane's Addiction
* "Purple Haze (Live)" -- Jimi Hendrix
* "The Wind Cries Mary" -- Jimi Hendrix
* "The Middle" -- Jimmy Eat World
* "Satch Boogie" -- Joe Satriani
* "Vinternoll2" -- Kent
* "Freak on a Leash" -- Korn
* "Our Truth" -- Lacuna Coil
* "Are You Gonna Go My Way" -- Lenny Kravitz
* "What I've Done" -- Linkin Park
* "Prisoner of Society" -- The Living End
* "La Bamba" -- Los Lobos
* "Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)" -- Lost Prophets
* "Sweet Home Alabama (Live)" -- Lynyrd Skynyrd
* "L'Via L'Viaquez" -- Mars Volta
* "Kick Out The Jams" -- MC5's Wayne Kramer
* "Trapped Under Ice" -- Metallica
* "Beat It" -- Michael Jackson
* "Float On" -- Modest Mouse
* "Overkill" -- Motörhead
* "Assassin" -- Muse
* "Nuvole e Lenzuola" -- Negramaro
* "About a Girl (Unplugged)" -- Nirvana
* "Spiderwebs" -- No Doubt
* "Soul Doubt" -- NOFX
* "Some Might Say" -- Oasis
* "Crazy Train" -- Ozzy Osbourne
* "Mr. Crowley" -- Ozzy Osbourne
* "Misery Business" -- Paramore
* "Heartbreaker" -- Pat Benatar
* "The One I Love" -- R.E.M.
* "Escuela De Calor" -- Radio Futura
* "Re-Education Through Labor" -- Rise Against
* "Pretty Vacant" -- Sex Pistols
* "Lazy Eye" -- Silversun Pickups
* "Today" -- Smashing Pumpkins
* "Do It Again" -- Steely Dan
* "The Joker" -- Steve Miller Band
* "Demolition Man (Live)" -- Sting
* "Love Spreads" -- The Stone Roses
* "Toy Boy" -- Stuck In The Sound
* "Santeria" -- Sublime
* "Eye of the Tiger" -- Survivor
* "B.Y.O.B." -- System of a Down
* "Stranglehold" -- Ted Nugent
* Ted Nugent's Original Guitar Duel Recording
* "Monsoon" -- Tokio Hotel
* "Parabola" -- Tool
* "Schism" -- Tool
* "Vicarious" -- Tool
* "Antisocial" -- Trust
* "Hot For Teacher" -- Van Halen
* "On The Road Again" -- Willie Nelson
* "Band on the Run" -- Wings
* Zakk Wylde's Original Guitar Duel Recording


Now would you kindly...ROCK AND ROLL!

It was my 1st time to an Anime convention in Los Angeles. I heard great things about it and I always wanted to go. Some friends and me went to the Anime Expo at the LA convention center. I did not know what to expect but I did know the layout from previous encounters at the LA Auto Show. I got to see everything I wanted to see. A sequel to Full Metal Alchemist was unexpected and Funimation picking up the right to Hellsing, Black Lagoon, and Egro Proxy was a dream come true. I was able to see The new evagelion OVA you are not alone but it was in Japanese( I should learn the language). At least it had English subtitles. It was like the theaters only with anime and a kick-ass surround sound system.





the first thing I did was meet David Hayter , who voices snake and had previous experience in dubbing in anime. He is a cool guy and answered many of his fans questions but sadly when it can time for signatures I was too late ( there was a huge hour line) but i manage to take a picture with him although he was looking away( maybe someone was trying to talk to him). besides the disappointment of not getting a signature by David, everything went smoothly and I had one hell of a great time and can't wait for next year. Also I decided that I would cosplay next year as well. the character I will dress as may be Makoto Shishio from Rurouni Kenshin( Goggle it) but I still debating over it.





Tons of people were dressing as there favorite characters from anime to video games. some were dull and disturbing( even before I entered the convention I saw a full grown man in a school girl uniform, theres limits girl...i mean man) but most were very detailed and outstanding. just look at my gallery when your done reading this to see what I mean. navigating through the convention was some what difficult if you did not plan ahead of time on the anime expo's website but when you buy your tickets( $25 for one day) you get a goodies bag and inside is a free program guide and its helps big time. along with the program guide you get a fan( convenient when it gets hot but the day I went it was pretty cool), anime ads , and you get a badge with your name printed on it with a strap so you can hang it around your neck. next year they should include anime previews on a disc or a T-shirt with the anime expo logo on it. despite many people that attended it was not overly crowded in execption to the line where you could have meet David Hayter. I heard many claims that many at the expo were in dire need of a bath and that the anime expos need to hand out complimentary Pikachu-shaped soap. Know the reference? Well, I went on the second day of the expo and I had little problem with people's odors. maybe once there was one guy who smelled funny but that was it. I sure if you are that put off about smelly otakus but like anime you should come in the first day. people at the convention where very pleasant to be around and
were friendly. many people cosplaying were more then willing to pose for a picture.





there was one hall where people from deviantart.com were present and selling there art for a pretty neat deal ( 10-$25 ) and other halls were devoted to merchandising anime and videogames. There were demos for Soul Caliber 4( which I proud to say was looking good for the xbox 360 and PS3), and for another Narutard videogame( dont get me wrong the anime and manga are good but anime video games aren't exactly known to be outstanding).one room was a full arcade complete with a dance dance revolution machines and a ice hockey table. Oh and if you would like to see the Soul Caliber 4 demo in action check out before its gets posted down by the man

http://youtube.com/watch?v=eqTGIktuSd8





There was a concert and a opening ceremony that I did not attend but hope to next year. If you are a fan of anime and and/or looking for early demos for videogame the Anime expo is a great place to be and at a affordable price who wouldn't.One warning: wear comfortable shoes! I cant stress that enough. after a few hours walking around ,especially if you cosplay, you will feel the burn. Take my advise...I learned the hard way. Live and learn right? hopefully guest stars as big a David Hayter attend next year for otherwise it may not be the same. Anime Expo 09 get ready for another dose of me! hope fully you can get more people to come with you and possibly dress up as well for its alot more fun if you go in a group. See ya at the Anime Expo 09!

I was a bit skeptical in playing a game where the objective was to hide from the enemy rather then taking them head on. I was wrong in doubting this concept in a videogame genre. Hideo Kojima’s (Director of the game and considered to be the creator of the stealth genre) third entry to the series, making this game a direct sequel to Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake for the MSX home computer, is a remarkable addition to an already unique and innovating series. Unlike its previous entries however Metal Gear Solid was a commercial success shipping over 6 million copies worldwide and spawning sequels, a prequel, and spin-offs.

Metal Gear Solid was released in 1998. You play as Solid Snake a retired soldier who is forced out by his former commanding officer Roy Campbell to stop a group of terrorist called the FOXHOUND unit who have acquired a nuclear-capable walking tank named Metal Gear Rex that can shoot nuclear missiles that are undetectable by radar anywhere in the world. FOXHOUND has threatened the U.S. government with a nuclear reprisal if they do not receive the remains of their previous leader Big Boss within 24 hours. Snakes Mission is to infiltrate Shadow Moses in Alaska to penetrate the terrorist defenses and neutralize the threat as well as rescue hostages Donald Anderson (DARPA Chief) and ArmsTech president Kenneth Baker. While snake is a one-man army he receives help by radio from various people who specialize in many areas. Also helping out is a girl named Meryl (Campbell’s niece) and surprisingly the creator of Metal Gear Rex. Doctor Hal Emmerich, nicknamed Otacon for his fondness of Japanese animation, assists Snake after proof that he’s been working for the bad guys unknowingly.

Metal Gear Solid Pushed The Original Playstation to its limits. By today’s standards the graphics seem mediocre but back then it was a revolution to the industry. The soundtrack for the game featured excellent original pieces especially the music that is played at emotional parts of the game is appropriate and the song “The best has yet to come” by Rika Muranaka very noteworthy. Gunshots seem authentic and the voice acting portrays the characters impressively. Game play was and still is quite remarkable. You obtain various weapons and gear through out the game. Once you adapt to the control scheme, which is a synch with the tutorial option in the main title screen. It may take an hour to get used to the controls if you skip the tutorial. Most of the game is shown in a top down angle so players can view their surroundings and near by soldiers. By Having Snake stick to a wall a corner cam activates, while a 1st person vantage would occur when hiding underneath objects or by using binoculars. The cinematography of the cut-scenes is brilliant. The story is well written with unexpected twist and turns. Characters have real emotions and all of them have a tragic past that make you feel more compassionate towards the character even if it’s the enemy. You can pass the game with avoiding most encounters that put you in danger and in a disadvantage if you do not look out for ammo for your weapons. However Specific Boss encounters from the FOXHOUND unit is unavoidable yet extremely satisfying, so much that you may let your self purposely fail so you can do it all over again.

The only major flaw the game has is its length. Without skipping cut scenes and fumbling a bit with boss encounters an average gamer can finish the game in about 8-10 hours. Once you know what to do and skip most of the cut scenes and dialogue you can finish the game in about 4 of less hours. The replay value is sadly low. The only reason to play it over again is to beat your time and or use special items the game gives you after you beat the game (such as unlimited ammo, camouflage, or an tuxedo). Other than its length Metal Gear was and still is a phenomenon and a great piece of entertainment. From it story to its game play it stands apart form other videogames on the market. Many have and will try recreating the experience of the game the game but ultimately it will stand apart. Metal Gear Solid is the masterpiece that made Kojima a household name in videogames. A truly Remarkable and outstanding achievement that raised the bar in videogames that is still leaving an impact on gamers worldwide. You do not want to miss out on this breathtaking experience.


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It Out and It's awesome!
Five years in the making! The Complete Red vs. Blue Series, all FIVE seasons of The Blood Gulch Chronicles plus a Bonus Content DVD featuring over 2 hours of hilarious exclusive videos and behind-the-scenes footage.
Contains...

* RvB Season 1: Episodes 1-19, outtakes, and PSAs
* RvB Season 2: Episodes 20-38, outtakes, PSAs, deleted scenes and extras
* RvB Season 3: Episodes 39-57, outtakes, PSAs & special videos, deleted scenes and extras
* RvB Season 4: Episodes 58-77, outtakes, PSAs & special videos, deleted scenes and extras
* RvB Season 5: Episodes 78-100, alternate endings, PSAs & special videos, deleted scenes, extras, and XBL mini-series OUT OF MIND
* RvB Bonus Content, Red Team: new and unreleased, festival videos, trailers and bumpers, launch videos and extras
* RvB Bonus Content, Blue Team: history and cast & crew videos, concert videos, community extras, and XBL mini-series RECOVERY ONE
* Comes in a fancy collector box
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$69.99
A must buy?
For any Red Vs Blue fan it is!
buying the DVD's individually cost way much more and does not come in a elegant box
or does it come with the 6th disc.
Great for friends and some family members.