EmptyLifebar:"Since the Rock Band Network first launched, there has been more of a variety songs that have made it on to Rock Band. The songs are user created, but that’s nothing to fear. Unlike how Guitar Hero: World Tour started their own music studio for user created songs, it can’t match how good RBN is. Just like the Music Store, RBN has new songs to offer every week/day. RBN is my hope for certain songs that I love to actually get their own charts for RB."
Hardcore Gamer: Four years ago, Harmonix announced the Rock Band Network, a service on the Rock Band Store that allows artists and record labels to produce their own note charts for Rock Band, allowing their songs to be played in the game. Now, the service is officially ending its run.
3 Toadies singles will be coming to the Rock Band Music Store.
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really? loved the leon demo though chris' a little to action oriented for my taste...
Super Meat Boy is on rock band? thats ...weeird
Isn't Eric Cartmans version of Lady GaGa's Poker face on there.
Could of included that aswell
It also has Still Alive from Portal, which is a great song but not very fun to play in RB.
edit: http://www.youtube.com/watc...
I'm into a lot heavier music, and some of my favorites on the Rock Band Network so far have been "Arsis - We are the Nightmare", "Between the Buried and Me - Mordecai", and "GWAR - Let Us Slay". I've been dying for them to get more of the obscure bands and genres on there that I enjoy, like 90's hardcore bands or similar stuff (such as All Else Failed, Shai Hulud, Snapcase, Sick of it all), actual death metal and technical death metal (like Obscura, Anata, or Vader), and hopefully even some black metal (bands like Immortal, Gorgoroth, Wintersun, Veneficum).
Right now there's a pretty steady stream of metalcore and deathcore bands that post content, but honestly I'm not much of a fan of that stuff anymore. It's all become very typical over-produced music, with most of it's bands having lost anything noteworthy to them. I'd rather see old punk bands like Rancid and The Bouncing Souls post more content then what we've gotten from all those other bands. I'd also really like to see the PSN getting more of the RBN songs, since they only seem to get between 5-10 each week at max.