Bands that deserve a music game

[DocBalance]

Rock Band:Hypnogaja.

And if anyone here knows what I'm talking about, I will personally give you an internet hug.

Hug me

/internet hug of win!

 

[NeutralDrow]

No one's mentioned Blind Guardian?

I'd love to play a rhythm game with Nightfall in Middle Earth.

 

[nokori3byo]

The Residents.

 

[Hobo Joe]

Iron Maiden & Judas Priest are the two largest bands I can think of that I absolutely adore, so naturally they would be good candidates for a music game of their own.

 

[feebstalicious93]

AVENGED SEVENFOLD

 

[Space Spoons]

Michael Jackson, if that counts. I'd never stop playing Rock Band if I could do "Beat It" or "Strange in Moscow".

 

[Geekosaurus]

AC/DC. Complete with a Robert Downey Jr avatar.

 

[ICanBreakTheseCuffs]

weird al yanchovic

[HEADING=1] [HEADING=1]HELL YES![/HEADING] [/HEADING]

so damn catchy

 

[heavy-metal-ink]

There really aren't really many bands im into that have had a long enough career to warrant an entire game to themselves. Though there are of course Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Motley Crue, Alice Cooper. Maybe Machine Head or Fear Factory.
Though id LOVE to see a "Rock Band: Lamb of God", probably the only thing that would make me consider buying a whole new set of cheaply-made plastic instruments.

 

[TheTim]

Avenged Sevenfold, That'd pretty difficult though i think.

 

[Exius Xavarus]

Blind Guardian.<3

 

[Polaris19]

The only band existing without one that I feel deserves one right now is The Who. Perhaps the third most influential band of all time behind The Stones and The Beatles.

I'd also like to say that I don't feel any modern bands should even be considered. These kinds of games should be (and so far for the most part have been) exclusive to bands that changed music. Avenged Sevenfold would almost make the list, but they have not been around long enough for their legacy to be solidified.

Same for Slipknot and (with painful admittance) Beck.

REM would be interesting but a lot of their stuff from the ninties isn't really well known.

 

[Sacman]

Led Zeppelin all the way.

and another, Gorillaz.

The only bad thing would maybe be not enough guitar in their songs.

yes? no?

add Radiohead and we have a deal...

 

[ThaBenMan]

I think a Clutch [http://pro-rock.com/index.cfm] version of Rock Band or Guitar Hero would be amazing. They're career spans nearly 20 years, and they have over a dozen albums, so there's plenty of material. And it ranges from hardcore to metal to hard rock to classic rock to blues, so there's bound to be something for just about everyone to enjoy. Talented musicianship, great riffs, and creative lyrics would make it really enjoyable to play and listen to. It would be amazing.

 

[Zombie Izzard]

weird al yanchovic

[HEADING=1] [HEADING=1]HELL YES![/HEADING] [/HEADING]

so damn catchy

Oh hell yes. Id love to rock out with an accordian.

 

[Talvrae]

Would dure like a Within Temptation but i might be alone...
A Systhem of a Down one would sure work

 

[sketch_zeppelin]

Led Zeppelin!!!

I WANT STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN!!!

 

[Trogdor1138]

KISS, why hasn't it been done? It would be such a perfect band to do.

But my favourites would be: Devo, Ozzy Osbourne, David Bowie

 

[Tattaglia]

I've spent the last few weeks in my spare time working out guitar and bass patterns for a Rock Band: Kyuss game. It's never going to happen (Although one of their songs was featured in Guitar Hero), but it's something to hope for.

Kyuss sound like this, by the way.


God, I wouldn't want to do that bass solo on expert.

To make it more palatable for the mainstream audiences, you could use some Queens of the Stone Age material too.

*mind explodes*

I know this is cliché and all, but that is the best idea ever conceived and because of it you have won the internet. For realsies.

 

[Nazulu]

Emerson, Lake & Palmer and Yes, because symphonic rock would be very interesting. The plastic guitars have buttons like a key board so I reckon it would work perfectly well.