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** For that matter this was also the release of the UsefulNotes/SegaDreamcast.
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** {{Blink182}}[[note]]Punk, 90's/00's/10's with 13 song. First released on Jan. 15, 2008 with "''All The Small Things.''" The song happens to be the series' best-selling single, baring the free songs.[[/note]]
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** {{Blink182}}[[note]]Punk, Music/{{Blink 182}}[[note]]Punk, 90's/00's/10's with 13 song. First released on Jan. 15, 2008 with "''All The Small Things.''" The song happens to be the series' best-selling single, baring the free songs.[[/note]]
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** However, with the MIDI Pro Adapter, almost any off-the-shelf keyboard with a 5-pin DIN MIDI port can be used.
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** There are also five different songs named "Burn;" two (by RobZombie and NineInchNails) available as standard DLC and three (Captor, Mike Orlando, Big Square) on RBN.
** "Photograph" by {{Nickelback}} and "Photograph" by DefLeppard are both available as DLC.
** Now also there are two songs called "Days Go By" in the Music Store: one by KeithUrban and one by TheOffspring.
** "Photograph" by {{Nickelback}} and "Photograph" by DefLeppard are both available as DLC.
** Now also there are two songs called "Days Go By" in the Music Store: one by KeithUrban and one by TheOffspring.
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** There are also five different songs named "Burn;" two (by RobZombie Music/RobZombie and NineInchNails) Music/NineInchNails) available as standard DLC and three (Captor, Mike Orlando, Big Square) on RBN.
** "Photograph" by{{Nickelback}} Music/{{Nickelback}} and "Photograph" by DefLeppard Music/DefLeppard are both available as DLC.
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** Also, JudasPriest's ''Screaming for Vengeance'', which was the first full album released on the Music Store, came out before ''British Steel'' (the latter was the 30th anniversary edition, with live versions of its tracks; however, their in-game year tag is still 1980, when the album was originally released).
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** Also, JudasPriest's Music/JudasPriest's ''Screaming for Vengeance'', which was the first full album released on the Music Store, came out before ''British Steel'' (the latter was the 30th anniversary edition, with live versions of its tracks; however, their in-game year tag is still 1980, when the album was originally released).
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** Music/TheBeatles (Though Harmonix wasn't willing to give any numbered order, they confirmed that The Beatles are #1, despite their store being separate.)
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Rock Band 3 was originally going to have a keyboard instrument. For whatever reason, this was scrapped. Instead, it was given an appropriate substitute, the keytar.
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** Also, JudasPriest's ''Screaming for Vengeance'', which was the first full album released on the Music Store, came out before ''British Steel'' (albeit the latter was the 30th anniversary edition, with live versions of its tracks).
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* DoingItForTheArt: Harmonix and ''Rock Band'' are considered by many to be the smaller-but-classier competitor to the more financially successful ''GuitarHero'' (which Harmonix established). One look at their credentials or interviews does indicate how dedicated they are to, and how well they know, music.
** According to their PR, almost every person on the development staff is a musician in a band and Harmonix is their day job.
** Well, given the large number of Harmonix bands in the games (Honest Bob and the Factory-to-Dealer Incentives, The Main Drag, Anarchy Club, Bang Camaro, That Handsome Devil, and Breaking Wheel to name a few), it's not hard to believe.
* DuelingGames: with ''GuitarHero''. ''[=RB3=]'''s "realistic instruments" implementation is dueling with ''PowerGig''.
** And winning ''handily'', thanks to how [[TheyJustDidntCare painfully]] [[SoOkayItsAverage mediocre]] ''PowerGig'' is.
*** Ubisoft's ''{{Rocksmith}}'', on the other hand, is a more than suitable competitor in the "playing with real guitars" department (especially considering that it works with any real guitar rather than only with models made for the game).
** According to their PR, almost every person on the development staff is a musician in a band and Harmonix is their day job.
** Well, given the large number of Harmonix bands in the games (Honest Bob and the Factory-to-Dealer Incentives, The Main Drag, Anarchy Club, Bang Camaro, That Handsome Devil, and Breaking Wheel to name a few), it's not hard to believe.
* DuelingGames: with ''GuitarHero''. ''[=RB3=]'''s "realistic instruments" implementation is dueling with ''PowerGig''.
** And winning ''handily'', thanks to how [[TheyJustDidntCare painfully]] [[SoOkayItsAverage mediocre]] ''PowerGig'' is.
*** Ubisoft's ''{{Rocksmith}}'', on the other hand, is a more than suitable competitor in the "playing with real guitars" department (especially considering that it works with any real guitar rather than only with models made for the game).
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* NamesTheSame: Several, including:
** Testify by Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble, and Rage Against the Machine. Incidentally, that's another MoodWhiplash setlist.
** Also, there are three songs called "Monster": the one by LadyGaga, one by Skillet, and one by the Welsh band The Automatic (the latter available in ''Lego RB'').
** We also have two live renditions of songs named "Jailbreak"--denoted in-game as "Jailbreak (Live)"--by ThinLizzy and [[Music/{{ACDC}} AC/DC]]. Incidentally, there are no studio tracks of songs named "Jailbreak."
** There are also five different songs named "Burn;" two (by RobZombie and NineInchNails) available as standard DLC and three (Captor, Mike Orlando, Big Square) on RBN.
** "Photograph" by {{Nickelback}} and "Photograph" by DefLeppard are both available as DLC.
** Now also there are two songs called "Days Go By" in the Music Store: one by KeithUrban and one by TheOffspring.
** There is a fairly amusing case concerning songs named "Walk". One week saw the release of the Music/FooFighters hit in the game. The next week saw the release of the Music/{{Pantera}} hit of the same name.
* NoExportForYou: Rock Band 2 never got released in Australia. [=RB1=] only came out in Australia and New Zealand more than a year after its original release. And given that you need an original copy of [=RB2=] to export the tracks from that game to [=RB3=]... Aussies can only access the nine bonus tracks from that game. Let's just say the importers are doing a roaring trade on that game with those down under. And that was the one game with studio [=AC/DC=] track... (There's still the ''[=AC/DC=] Live'' Track Pack though.)
* SequelFirst: ''Axis: Bold as Love'' from the Jimi Hendrix Experience was released before ''Are You Experienced'' (which had some substitutions).
** Also, JudasPriest's ''Screaming for Vengeance'', which was the first full album released on the Music Store, came out before ''British Steel'' (albeit the latter was the 30th anniversary edition, with live versions of its tracks).
* [[SoMyKidsCanWatch So My Kids Can Play]]: ''Lego Rock Band'' features a new "Super Easy" mode (combining No Fail with being able to hit pretty much anything to count as a success) and locks out songs from any previous version deemed potentially harmful to minors from being played. These both are for the youngest ones, so they can play without being exposed to songs like "Holiday In Cambodia" or "White Rabbit".
** GettingCrapPastTheRadar: That said, songs that are less blatant about their subject matter can still be played. Most of the ones that are more subtle about IntercourseWithYou get through, though several about violence also make the cut (if you're curious - cartoonish violence, a la "Skullcrusher Mountain" by JonathanCoulton is acceptable; horror-tinged violence like his "Re: Your Brains" is not).
*** The filter seems to be a bit hit-and-miss, though - "Uncle John's Band" by TheGratefulDead was playable in LEGO Rock Band, lyrics with the word Goddamn in them and all.
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Rumors circulated for a while concerning "evidence" of Music/LedZeppelin being mentioned in the files of ''The Beatles: Rock Band''.
** WordOfGod (Jimmy Page, not [[FanNickname Eric Clapton]]) said that it'd never happen.
* {{Vaporware}}: In 2008, Harmonix had announced a ''Rock Band: Japan'', made for the titular gamers and to be co-developed with [[{{Rez}} Q]] [[{{Lumines}} Entertainment]]. Sadly, WordOfGod said that the idea was scrapped and will unlikely be developed.
** Testify by Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble, and Rage Against the Machine. Incidentally, that's another MoodWhiplash setlist.
** Also, there are three songs called "Monster": the one by LadyGaga, one by Skillet, and one by the Welsh band The Automatic (the latter available in ''Lego RB'').
** We also have two live renditions of songs named "Jailbreak"--denoted in-game as "Jailbreak (Live)"--by ThinLizzy and [[Music/{{ACDC}} AC/DC]]. Incidentally, there are no studio tracks of songs named "Jailbreak."
** There are also five different songs named "Burn;" two (by RobZombie and NineInchNails) available as standard DLC and three (Captor, Mike Orlando, Big Square) on RBN.
** "Photograph" by {{Nickelback}} and "Photograph" by DefLeppard are both available as DLC.
** Now also there are two songs called "Days Go By" in the Music Store: one by KeithUrban and one by TheOffspring.
** There is a fairly amusing case concerning songs named "Walk". One week saw the release of the Music/FooFighters hit in the game. The next week saw the release of the Music/{{Pantera}} hit of the same name.
* NoExportForYou: Rock Band 2 never got released in Australia. [=RB1=] only came out in Australia and New Zealand more than a year after its original release. And given that you need an original copy of [=RB2=] to export the tracks from that game to [=RB3=]... Aussies can only access the nine bonus tracks from that game. Let's just say the importers are doing a roaring trade on that game with those down under. And that was the one game with studio [=AC/DC=] track... (There's still the ''[=AC/DC=] Live'' Track Pack though.)
* SequelFirst: ''Axis: Bold as Love'' from the Jimi Hendrix Experience was released before ''Are You Experienced'' (which had some substitutions).
** Also, JudasPriest's ''Screaming for Vengeance'', which was the first full album released on the Music Store, came out before ''British Steel'' (albeit the latter was the 30th anniversary edition, with live versions of its tracks).
* [[SoMyKidsCanWatch So My Kids Can Play]]: ''Lego Rock Band'' features a new "Super Easy" mode (combining No Fail with being able to hit pretty much anything to count as a success) and locks out songs from any previous version deemed potentially harmful to minors from being played. These both are for the youngest ones, so they can play without being exposed to songs like "Holiday In Cambodia" or "White Rabbit".
** GettingCrapPastTheRadar: That said, songs that are less blatant about their subject matter can still be played. Most of the ones that are more subtle about IntercourseWithYou get through, though several about violence also make the cut (if you're curious - cartoonish violence, a la "Skullcrusher Mountain" by JonathanCoulton is acceptable; horror-tinged violence like his "Re: Your Brains" is not).
*** The filter seems to be a bit hit-and-miss, though - "Uncle John's Band" by TheGratefulDead was playable in LEGO Rock Band, lyrics with the word Goddamn in them and all.
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: Rumors circulated for a while concerning "evidence" of Music/LedZeppelin being mentioned in the files of ''The Beatles: Rock Band''.
** WordOfGod (Jimmy Page, not [[FanNickname Eric Clapton]]) said that it'd never happen.
* {{Vaporware}}: In 2008, Harmonix had announced a ''Rock Band: Japan'', made for the titular gamers and to be co-developed with [[{{Rez}} Q]] [[{{Lumines}} Entertainment]]. Sadly, WordOfGod said that the idea was scrapped and will unlikely be developed.
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*** The Music/FooFighters are the only artist in the series with 4 appearances on a Rock Band Title ("''Learn to Fly''," "''Everlong'',"''Breakout''," and "''These Days''.")
** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for ''Music/TenaciousD'' in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him 10 appearances in the series' disc titles so far.
** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for ''Music/TenaciousD'' in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him 10 appearances in the series' disc titles so far.
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*** The Music/FooFighters are the only artist in the series with 4 appearances on a Rock Band Title ("''Learn to Fly''," "''Everlong'',"''Breakout''," Fly'', "''Everlong''", "''Breakout''," and "''These Days''.")
** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for ''Music/TenaciousD'' in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him 10 appearances in the series' disctitles so far.titles.
** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for ''Music/TenaciousD'' in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him 10 appearances in the series' disc
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** This was also to coincide with the release of the Beatles remastered box set the same day.
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** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for TenaciousD in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him 10 appearances in the series' disc titles so far.
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** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for TenaciousD ''Music/TenaciousD'' in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him 10 appearances in the series' disc titles so far.
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*** The Music/FooFighters are the only artist in the series with 4 appearances on a Rock Band Title.
** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for TenaciousD in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him 9 appearances in the series' disc titles so far.
** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for TenaciousD in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him 9 appearances in the series' disc titles so far.
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*** The Music/FooFighters are the only artist in the series with 4 appearances on a Rock Band Title.
Title ("''Learn to Fly''," "''Everlong'',"''Breakout''," and "''These Days''.")
** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for TenaciousD in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him9 10 appearances in the series' disc titles so far.
** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for TenaciousD in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him
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** {{Blink-182}}[[note]]Punk, 90's/00's/10's with 13 song. First released on Jan. 15, 2008 with "''All The Small Things.''" The song happens to be the series' best-selling single, baring the free songs.[[/note]]
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** {{Blink-182}}[[note]]Punk, {{Blink182}}[[note]]Punk, 90's/00's/10's with 13 song. First released on Jan. 15, 2008 with "''All The Small Things.''" The song happens to be the series' best-selling single, baring the free songs.[[/note]]
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** {{Metallica}}[[note]]Metal, 80's with 3 songs!]]). First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack, their only release to date. Has also had all their on-disc songs ("''Enter Sandman''" and "''Battery''") removed from their respective export.[[/note]]
** NoDoubt[[note]]Pop-Rock, 90's/00's with 23 songs. First released on Dec. 9, 2008 with ''[[GreatestHitsAlbum The Singles 1992–2003]]'', which was also the week in which the series celebrated reaching 500 available songs.[[/note]]
** ThePolice[[note]]Pop-Rock/Rock, 70's/80's with 11 songs. First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack and an on-disc appearance of "''Next To You''".[[/note]]
** RedHotChiliPeppers[[note]]Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's/10's with 27 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB2=] export to [=RB3=] ("''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from a potential 28. "''Dani California''" from [=RB1=] had also received this treatment for a time.[[/note]]
** TheWho[[note]]Classic Rock, 60's/70's/80's/00's/10's with 17 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 15, 2008 with a 12-pack, The ''Best of The Who (Rock Band Edition)'', which was the series' first Greatest Hits 12 pack.[[/note]]
** NoDoubt[[note]]Pop-Rock, 90's/00's with 23 songs. First released on Dec. 9, 2008 with ''[[GreatestHitsAlbum The Singles 1992–2003]]'', which was also the week in which the series celebrated reaching 500 available songs.[[/note]]
** ThePolice[[note]]Pop-Rock/Rock, 70's/80's with 11 songs. First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack and an on-disc appearance of "''Next To You''".[[/note]]
** RedHotChiliPeppers[[note]]Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's/10's with 27 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB2=] export to [=RB3=] ("''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from a potential 28. "''Dani California''" from [=RB1=] had also received this treatment for a time.[[/note]]
** TheWho[[note]]Classic Rock, 60's/70's/80's/00's/10's with 17 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 15, 2008 with a 12-pack, The ''Best of The Who (Rock Band Edition)'', which was the series' first Greatest Hits 12 pack.[[/note]]
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** {{Metallica}}[[note]]Metal, Music/{{Metallica}}[[note]]Metal, 80's with 3 songs!]]). First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack, their only release to date. Has also had all their on-disc songs ("''Enter Sandman''" and "''Battery''") removed from their respective export.[[/note]]
**NoDoubt[[note]]Pop-Rock, Music/NoDoubt[[note]]Pop-Rock, 90's/00's with 23 songs. First released on Dec. 9, 2008 with ''[[GreatestHitsAlbum The Singles 1992–2003]]'', which was also the week in which the series celebrated reaching 500 available songs.[[/note]]
**ThePolice[[note]]Pop-Rock/Rock, Music/ThePolice[[note]]Pop-Rock/Rock, 70's/80's with 11 songs. First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack and an on-disc appearance of "''Next To You''".[[/note]]
**RedHotChiliPeppers[[note]]Alternative/Rock, Music/RedHotChiliPeppers[[note]]Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's/10's with 27 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB2=] export to [=RB3=] ("''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from a potential 28. "''Dani California''" from [=RB1=] had also received this treatment for a time.[[/note]]
**TheWho[[note]]Classic Music/TheWho[[note]]Classic Rock, 60's/70's/80's/00's/10's with 17 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 15, 2008 with a 12-pack, The ''Best of The Who (Rock Band Edition)'', which was the series' first Greatest Hits 12 pack.[[/note]]
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** {{Queen}} is arguable since Lego: Rock Band had two of their songs, the inseparable "''We Will Rock You''" and "''We Are The Champions''" along with their appearance on [=RB3=].
** {{Queen}} is arguable since Lego: Rock Band had two of their songs, the inseparable "''We Will Rock You''" and "''We Are The Champions''" along with their appearance on [=RB3=].
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* The only artists to make 3 on-disc main series appearances (excluding track packs) are BonJovi, DavidBowie, Music/FooFighters, ThePolice Music/AvengedSevenfold, Music/BonJovi, Music/DavidBowie, Music/EltonJohn, Music/IronMaiden, Music/ThePolice and TheWho.
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** {{Queen}} isarguable a interesting case since Lego: Rock Band had two of their songs, the inseparable "''We Will Rock You''" and "''We Are The Champions''" along with their appearance on [=RB3=].[=RB3=] and RB Blitz.
*** The Music/FooFighters are the only artist in the series with 4 appearances on a Rock Band Title.
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** {{Blink-182}}[[hottip:*:Punk, 90's/00's/10's with 13 song. First released on Jan. 15, 2008 with "''All The Small Things.''" The song happens to be the series' best-selling single, baring the free songs.]]
** Music/{{Boston}}[[hottip:*:Classic Rock, 70's with 7 songs. First released (as DLC) on Mar. 25, 2008 with a pack based around ''[[SelfTitledAlbum Boston]]'', their only release to date.]]
** Music/{{Disturbed}}[[hottip:*:Nu-Metal/Metal, 00's/10's with 12 songs. First released on June 3, 2008 with a pack based around ''Indestructible''.]]
** Music/FooFighters[[hottip:*:Alternative, 90's/00's/10's with 29 songs. First released (as DLC) on Nov. 11, 2008 with ''The Colour and the Shape''.]]
** {{Metallica}}[[hottip:*:Metal, 80's with 3 songs!]]). First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack, their only release to date. Has also had all their on-disc songs ("''Enter Sandman''" and "''Battery''") removed from their respective export.]]
** NoDoubt[[hottip:*:Pop-Rock, 90's/00's with 23 songs. First released on Dec. 9, 2008 with ''[[GreatestHitsAlbum The Singles 1992–2003]]'', which was also the week in which the series celebrated reaching 500 available songs.]]
** ThePolice[[hottip:*:Pop-Rock/Rock, 70's/80's with 11 songs. First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack and an on-disc appearance of "''Next To You''".]]
** RedHotChiliPeppers[[hottip:*:Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's/10's with 27 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB2=] export to [=RB3=] ("''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from a potential 28. "''Dani California''" from [=RB1=] had also received this treatment for a time.]]
** TheWho[[hottip:*:Classic Rock, 60's/70's/80's/00's/10's with 17 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 15, 2008 with a 12-pack, The ''Best of The Who (Rock Band Edition)'', which was the series' first Greatest Hits 12 pack.]]
** Music/{{Boston}}[[hottip:*:Classic Rock, 70's with 7 songs. First released (as DLC) on Mar. 25, 2008 with a pack based around ''[[SelfTitledAlbum Boston]]'', their only release to date.]]
** Music/{{Disturbed}}[[hottip:*:Nu-Metal/Metal, 00's/10's with 12 songs. First released on June 3, 2008 with a pack based around ''Indestructible''.]]
** Music/FooFighters[[hottip:*:Alternative, 90's/00's/10's with 29 songs. First released (as DLC) on Nov. 11, 2008 with ''The Colour and the Shape''.]]
** {{Metallica}}[[hottip:*:Metal, 80's with 3 songs!]]). First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack, their only release to date. Has also had all their on-disc songs ("''Enter Sandman''" and "''Battery''") removed from their respective export.]]
** NoDoubt[[hottip:*:Pop-Rock, 90's/00's with 23 songs. First released on Dec. 9, 2008 with ''[[GreatestHitsAlbum The Singles 1992–2003]]'', which was also the week in which the series celebrated reaching 500 available songs.]]
** ThePolice[[hottip:*:Pop-Rock/Rock, 70's/80's with 11 songs. First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack and an on-disc appearance of "''Next To You''".]]
** RedHotChiliPeppers[[hottip:*:Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's/10's with 27 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB2=] export to [=RB3=] ("''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from a potential 28. "''Dani California''" from [=RB1=] had also received this treatment for a time.]]
** TheWho[[hottip:*:Classic Rock, 60's/70's/80's/00's/10's with 17 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 15, 2008 with a 12-pack, The ''Best of The Who (Rock Band Edition)'', which was the series' first Greatest Hits 12 pack.]]
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** {{Blink-182}}[[hottip:*:Punk, {{Blink-182}}[[note]]Punk, 90's/00's/10's with 13 song. First released on Jan. 15, 2008 with "''All The Small Things.''" The song happens to be the series' best-selling single, baring the free songs.]]
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**Music/{{Boston}}[[hottip:*:Classic Music/{{Boston}}[[note]]Classic Rock, 70's with 7 songs. First released (as DLC) on Mar. 25, 2008 with a pack based around ''[[SelfTitledAlbum Boston]]'', their only release to date.]]
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**Music/{{Disturbed}}[[hottip:*:Nu-Metal/Metal, Music/{{Disturbed}}[[note]]Nu-Metal/Metal, 00's/10's with 12 songs. First released on June 3, 2008 with a pack based around ''Indestructible''.]]
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**Music/FooFighters[[hottip:*:Alternative, Music/FooFighters[[note]]:Alternative, 90's/00's/10's with 29 songs. First released (as DLC) on Nov. 11, 2008 with ''The Colour and the Shape''.]]
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**{{Metallica}}[[hottip:*:Metal, {{Metallica}}[[note]]Metal, 80's with 3 songs!]]). First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack, their only release to date. Has also had all their on-disc songs ("''Enter Sandman''" and "''Battery''") removed from their respective export.]]
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**NoDoubt[[hottip:*:Pop-Rock, NoDoubt[[note]]Pop-Rock, 90's/00's with 23 songs. First released on Dec. 9, 2008 with ''[[GreatestHitsAlbum The Singles 1992–2003]]'', which was also the week in which the series celebrated reaching 500 available songs.]]
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**ThePolice[[hottip:*:Pop-Rock/Rock, ThePolice[[note]]Pop-Rock/Rock, 70's/80's with 11 songs. First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack and an on-disc appearance of "''Next To You''".]]
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**RedHotChiliPeppers[[hottip:*:Alternative/Rock, RedHotChiliPeppers[[note]]Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's/10's with 27 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB2=] export to [=RB3=] ("''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from a potential 28. "''Dani California''" from [=RB1=] had also received this treatment for a time.]]
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**TheWho[[hottip:*:Classic TheWho[[note]]Classic Rock, 60's/70's/80's/00's/10's with 17 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 15, 2008 with a 12-pack, The ''Best of The Who (Rock Band Edition)'', which was the series' first Greatest Hits 12 pack.]][[/note]]
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** {{Metallica}}[[hottip:*:Metal, 80's with 3 songs([[BeyondTheImpossible !]]). First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack, their only release to date. Has also had all their on-disc songs ("''Enter Sandman''" and "''Battery''") removed from their respective export.]]
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** {{Metallica}}[[hottip:*:Metal, 80's with 3 songs([[BeyondTheImpossible !]]).songs!]]). First released on [=RB1=] launch day, Nov. 20, 2007 with a small pack, their only release to date. Has also had all their on-disc songs ("''Enter Sandman''" and "''Battery''") removed from their respective export.]]
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** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for TenaciousD in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him [[BeyondTheImpossible 9]] appearances in the series' disc titles so far.
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** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for TenaciousD in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him [[BeyondTheImpossible 9]] 9 appearances in the series' disc titles so far.
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** NoDoubt[[hottip:*:Pop-Rock, 90's/00's with 23 songs. First released on Dec. 9, 2008 with ''[[GreatestHitsAlbum The Singles 1992–2003]]'', which was also the week in which the series celebrated reaching 500 available songs.]]
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** NoDoubt[[hottip:*:Pop-Rock, 90's/00's with 23 songs. First released on Dec. 9, 2008 with ''[[GreatestHitsAlbum The Singles 1992–2003]]'', which was also the week in which the series celebrated reaching 500 available songs.]]
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** RedHotChiliPeppers[[hottip:*:Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's/10's with 27 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB2=] export to [=RB3=] ("''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from a potential 28. "''Dani California''" had also received this treatment for a time.]]
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** RedHotChiliPeppers[[hottip:*:Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's/10's with 27 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB2=] export to [=RB3=] ("''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from a potential 28. "''Dani California''" from [=RB1=] had also received this treatment for a time.]]
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** NoDoubt[[hottip:*:Pop-Rock, 90's/00's with 23 songs. First released on Dec. 9, 2008 with ''[[GreatestHitsAlbum The Singles 1992–2003]]'', which was also the week in which the series celebrated reaching 500 available songs.]]
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** NoDoubt[[hottip:*:Pop-Rock, 90's/00's with 23 songs. First released on Dec. 9, 2008 with ''[[GreatestHitsAlbum The Singles 1992–2003]]'', which was also the week in which the series celebrated reaching 500 available songs.]]
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*** Though Harmonix wasn't willing to give any numbered order, they confirmed that TheBeatles are #1, despite their store being separate.
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*** Though Harmonix wasn't willing to give any numbered order, they confirmed that TheBeatles Music/TheBeatles are #1, despite their store being separate.
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Apperently the three songs on disc Had the 3 years going backwads starting from the last song that Keith ever preformed with them
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** To this day only one band among these has appeared on all three main-disc titles: TheWho with [[BigYes Won't Get Fooled Again]] on 1, [[{{Tommy}} Pinball Wizard]] on 2, and I Can See For Miles on 3.
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** To this day only one band among these has appeared on all three main-disc titles: TheWho with [[BigYes Won't Get Fooled Again]] on 1, [[{{Tommy}} Pinball Wizard]] on 2, and I Can See For Miles on 3. One thing that these three on disc songs by The Who have in common is that that they were in reverse chronological order (70's in the first game, and 60's in the second and third games) and it was during the time Keith Moon was the drummer for the Who.
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** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for TenaciousD in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]), giving him [[BeyondTheImpossible 7]] appearances in the series' disc titles so far.
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** Additionally, Dave Grohl appears as a guest drummer for the QueensOfTheStoneAge in "''Go With The Flow''" ([=RB1=]) and "''No One Knows''" ([=RB3=]), takes drumming duties for TenaciousD in their song "''Master Exploder''" ([=RB2=]) and as a full member of ThemCrookedVultures ("''Dead End Friends''" on [=RB3=]), [=RB3=]) and {{Nirvana}} ("''In Bloom''" on [=RB1=] and "''Drain You''" on [=RB2=]), giving him [[BeyondTheImpossible 7]] 9]] appearances in the series' disc titles so far.
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** All the other artists listed had songs appear on RB1, RB2 and Lego RB, excepting ThePolice (RB1, RB3 and Lego). Each of these other artists have had RB3-compatible DLC released since RB3 was released.
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** All the other artists listed had songs appear on RB1, RB2 [=RB1=], [=RB2=] and Lego RB, [=RB=], excepting ThePolice (RB1, RB3 ([=RB1=], [=RB3=] and Lego). Each of these other artists have had RB3-compatible [=RB3=]-compatible DLC released since RB3 [=RB3=] was released.
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Jimi Hendrix is now the most represented artist on the main store.
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** Music/FooFighters[[hottip:*:Alternative, 90's/00's/10's with 29 songs. First released (as DLC) on Nov. 11, 2008 with ''The Colour and the Shape''. Happens to have the most significant representation on the Rock Band Store.]]
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** Music/FooFighters[[hottip:*:Alternative, 90's/00's/10's with 29 songs. First released (as DLC) on Nov. 11, 2008 with ''The Colour and the Shape''. Happens to have the most significant representation on the Rock Band Store.]]
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** RedHotChiliPeppers[[hottip:*:Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's/10's with 26 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB1=]/2 export to [=RB3=] ("''Dani California''" and "''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from a potential 28.]]
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** RedHotChiliPeppers[[hottip:*:Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's/10's with 26 27 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB1=]/2 [=RB2=] export to [=RB3=] ("''Dani California''" and "''Give ("''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from a potential 28.28. "''Dani California''" had also received this treatment for a time.]]
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** TheWho[[hottip:*:Classic Rock, 60's/70's/80's/00's/10's with 17 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 15, 2008 with a 12-pack, The ''Best of The Who (Rock Band Edition)''.]]
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** TheWho[[hottip:*:Classic Rock, 60's/70's/80's/00's/10's with 17 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 15, 2008 with a 12-pack, The ''Best of The Who (Rock Band Edition)''.Edition)'', which was the series' first Greatest Hits 12 pack.]]
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** {{Blink-182}}[[hottip:*:Punk, 90's/00's with 13 song. First released on Jan. 15, 2008 with "''All The Small Things.''" The song happens to be the series' best-selling single, baring the free songs.]]
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** {{Blink-182}}[[hottip:*:Punk, 90's/00's 90's/00's/10's with 13 song. First released on Jan. 15, 2008 with "''All The Small Things.''" The song happens to be the series' best-selling single, baring the free songs.]]
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** RedHotChiliPeppers[[hottip:*:Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's with 26 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB1=]/2 export to [=RB3=] ("''Dani California''" and "''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from a potential 28.]]
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** RedHotChiliPeppers[[hottip:*:Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's 90's/00's/10's with 26 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB1=]/2 export to [=RB3=] ("''Dani California''" and "''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from a potential 28.]]
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** {{Blink-182}}[[hottip:*:Punk, 90's/00's with 10 song. First released on Jan. 15, 2008 with "''All The Small Things.''" The song happens to be the series' best-selling single, baring the free songs.]]
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** {{Blink-182}}[[hottip:*:Punk, 90's/00's with 10 13 song. First released on Jan. 15, 2008 with "''All The Small Things.''" The song happens to be the series' best-selling single, baring the free songs.]]
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** RedHotChiliPeppers[[hottip:*:Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's with 18 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB1=]/2 export to [=RB3=] ("''Dani California''" and "''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from 20.]]
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** RedHotChiliPeppers[[hottip:*:Alternative/Rock, 90's/00's with 18 26 songs. First released (as DLC) on July 8, 2008 with two singles from ''Stadium Arcadium.'' Notably one of the few artists to have their songs removed from the [=RB1=]/2 export to [=RB3=] ("''Dani California''" and "''Give It Away''"), bringing them down from 20.a potential 28.]]
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** All the other artists listed had songs appear on RB1, RB2 and Lego RB, excepting ThePolice (RB1, RB3 and Lego). Each of these other artists have had RB3-compatible DLC released since RB3 was released.
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** All the other artists listed had songs appear on RB1, RB2 and Lego RB, excepting ThePolice (RB1, RB3 and Lego). Each of these other artists have had RB3-compatible DLC released since RB3 was released.released.
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* MeaningfulReleaseDate: TheBeatles Rock Band was released on 09/09/09. [[spoiler:Number Nine, Number Nine, Number Nine...]]
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* MeaningfulReleaseDate: TheBeatles Rock Band was released on 09/09/09. [[spoiler:Number Nine, Number Nine, Number Nine...]]
