Tag: 1968

Hello Rocksmith fans! This week is a three song pack from @JanisJoplin and @BBHC! Over the weekend we learned that Piece of My Heart (Cheap Thrills – 1968) would be included in the song pack, as well as the newsletter hinted that we would also get Me & Bobby McGee (Pearl –  1971) and Sunday’s social media post confirmed it.…
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Hello Rocksmith fans! Welcome to the final Rocksmith Remastered DLC of 2018! As revealed over the weekend (and before to be honest ?) this week’s DLC is a FOUR pack from @RollingStones! This is the second song pack from Rolling Stones in a music game since 2009 (and that was comprised of Live recordings).…
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Hello Rocksmith fans! Next week’s DLC may be a poorly kept secret, but yes indeed it is the return of @RollingStones to Rocksmith! Let’s check out (ironically enough not RollingStone222’s) @DanAmrich’s clue! No GIF this week, and boy does this seem familiar This was largely a collaborative effort with the forum and the discord server for the rocksmith subreddit thanks bwaredapenguin the middle???…
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Hello Rocksmith fans! We’ve reached the end of February’s DLC and it’s closing out the month with a third trip back to the 1960s! As revealed over the weekend both @_DeepPurple’s Hush (Shades of Deep Purple – 1968) and Joe South’s Games People Play (Introspect – 1968) will be included in the pack.…
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Hello Rocksmith fans, and welcome to the final DLC release of 2017! You wanted @JohnnyCash? Well you got it, and for the first time ever it’s a TEN PACK! We already confirmed that Ring of Fire (Ring of Fire: The Best of Johnny Cash – 1963) would be in the pack, but the other nine songs may surprise you… Jackson – Carryin’ On with Johnny Cash and June Carter – 1967 Hey, Porter – 1955 Big River – 1958 Give My Love to Rose – 1957 Folsom Prison Blues – With His Hot and Blue Guitar – 1957 I Walk The Line  – 1956 Get Rhythm – 1969 Cry!…
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Hello Rocksmith fans! This week @TheMonkees make their music game debut (previously only a cover song in Rock Band DLC) with a three pack of songs that will definitely challenge even the most seasoned guitarists. Revealed over the weekend off their self-titled debut album Last Train to Clarksville (1966), off their fourth album Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd, Pleasant Valley Sunday (1967), and finally the fret burner Valleri off their fifth album The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees (1968) as revealed by Xbox AU.…
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