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Hello Rocksmith fans! This week’s DLC is three pack from modern blues musicians such as Joe Bonamassa (@JBONAMASSA), Kenny Wayne Shepherd (@KWShepherd) and a new artist from my hometown of Toronto, ON… Philip Sayce! Blues Rock Song Pack – $7.99 / Steam Joe Bonamassa “Sloe Gin” – Drop D [Bass] – [XBL] / Steam Kenny Wayne Shepherd “Blue on Black” – Drop D [Lead] – [XBL] / Steam Philip Sayce “Out Of My Mind” – Eb Standard – [XBL] / Steam Sloe Gin may be one of the hardest songs since For The Love of God with 8 minutes of solid guitar gymnastics, Blue on Black is a great moderate-intermediate chart and previously appeared on BandFuse,  and finally Out Of My Mind is approachable but features a great tone that will be a solid addition to your growing repertoire in tone designer or session mode.…
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Hello Rocksmith fans! This week’s DLC comes from the Power Pop Punk Alternative Rock Heartland band, it’s The All-American Rejects! @TheRejects makes their Rocksmith 2014 debut with a three pack of the expected songs, although one might argue that Swing, Swing would have been a much better choice than Move Along…  Off their 2005 studio Move Along comes the title track and the most recognizable song put out by them Dirty Little Secret. …
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For real this time! You gotta love it when things leak early. It looks like next Tuesday’s DLC is going to be a 5 pack of tracks from legendary Britpop group The Beatles Oasis. Historically, the Gallagher’s never quite got along, so getting Don’t Look Back in Anger was big for Rocksmith 2014’s disc, but now that we’re getting DLC as well… Let’s take a look at what this Oasis pack MIGHT be: 1.…
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There are certain songs that everyone wants in music games… Certain songs that people have been requesting since plastic instruments hit the North American shores in 2005. Rocksmith has finally knocked one of the most requested alternative rock songs off the list by giving us Radiohead’s Paranoid Android.   This is not only the first official inclusion of Paranoid Android in a music game, but additionally the first time any song off Radiohead’s acclaimed OK Computer has been added to a music game setlist.…
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