I just can't seem to understand why they're appealing... it just sounds like they repeat the same exact thing over and over again... and it is really boring to play.
Of course, that's my opinion. Feel free to hate on a band I like :P
The Muffs - Outer Space Pretty Girls Make Pretty Graves - Something Bigger, Something Brighter Ravonettes - Last Dance The Smiths - Stop Me If You Think....
Those are the only songs on disc that I don't like to listen to and don't enjoy playing. There are, however, plenty of songs I like to listen to but despise playing, such as Antibodies.
I think the main problem with your idea is that to simply upgrade a song with keyboards and harmonies, you not only have to add charts, you literally have to change all the audio stems, which is probably where relicensing the songs comes in, hence why we're paying in full again.
" @Timma1083:@JJWeatherman: Well the tracks are listed as "RB3 version" so you won't have a problem distinguishing between the new versions and the old ones. "
True. I was thinking the problem was more having to do with the old versions coming up on random setlists though. Of course that's easily fixed by rating the old songs 1 lighter (which makes it never show up unless absolutely necessary). So there's no real problem I guess, unless you're OCD about your music library and really don't want to old versions. "
I guess I dislike the idea of having to pull a "Oh, you want harmonies? Play that version." at parties and explaining why I have two versions of the same song every time. That's really my only complaint in this situation.
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