[JuiceRocket]

Hi all,


I recently finished GHIII on "Medium", which "unlocked" a Dragonforce song.


I can't seem to find the song on the setlist to play it again. Does anyone know if there is a way to play it other than when you finish the game?


Thanks,


-JR

 

[ileff]

Its in the bonus songs. When you are looking at your setlist press blue for bonus songs or orange for dlc songs.

 

[deedubbadoo]

Bingo and good luck, I think that song has been the death of many people. Check out the Expert videos on youtube of the song. It made me realize that am not in any way, shape, or form, near being a Guitar Hero.

 

[JuiceRocket]

Thank you!


It was insane on Medium, I can't even imagine what it'd be like on Expert. I'll have to check on those youtube videos!


-JR

 

[FreeBaGeL]

I literally went into practice mode for this song on expert, put the speed on SLOWEST, and practiced for about 20 minutes and STILL could not hit the first 10 notes even when leaving the speed setting on slowest.

 

[Revolt]

Yeah. Your like me.. I am bad at this game. Lol.

 

[JuiceRocket]

I'd never heard of this band until this game, and just checked them out on the Zune marketplace. Holy Crow, that's some serious guitar/drum work!


-JR

 

[formulanerd]



Quote:
Originally Posted by JuiceRocket /forum/post/12935787


I'd never heard of this band until this game, and just checked them out on the Zune marketplace. Holy Crow, that's some serious guitar/drum work!


-JR

I wonder how many months in the studio it takes herman li to finally nail a solo.


man they suck live.

 

[logicalnoise]



Quote:
Originally Posted by JuiceRocket /forum/post/12935787


I'd never heard of this band until this game, and just checked them out on the Zune marketplace. Holy Crow, that's some serious guitar/drum work!


-JR

the drummer is capable but teh guitarists just shred mindlessly when on stage. I'll take john petrucci or good ole eddy V any day.

 

[marms1]



Quote:
Originally Posted by formulanerd /forum/post/12935847


I wonder how many months in the studio it takes herman li to finally nail a solo.


man they suck live.

QTF, I've seen them live twice, and both times Herman and Sam were beyond sloppy. In the faster runs of Through the Fire and Flames as well as Operation Ground Pound, they simply sounded like a wall of slurred, poorly fretted notes.


Suprisingly, they were only totally smashed the first time I saw them, the second time they looked quite sober, but still sucked it up.


They cop-out on the intro of TTFaF live as well, as in person they let the keyboardist play the whole thing, while on the record (and GHIII) it's 2 guitar lines and a little bit of keyboard thrown in.

 

[JuiceRocket]

That's a shame. Being in a band for a while myself, I remember how much manipulation can go into making (or building if you want to call it that) and album. I can see where they'd shine in the studio but not live.


-JR