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Sep 24, 2026
Dave MooreHOST
These are good classic rock songs.
Dave MooreHOST
They feel like the vibe of Rock Band Guitar Hero, full band funness.
Dave MooreHOST
I listen to all of them.
Dave MooreHOST
The Sum 41 song is the most interesting to me on that list, but it's good.
18 MINS LATER
Dave MooreHOST
I'm imagining like
Keith DahlHOST
things, right.
Dave MooreHOST
I'm imagining guitar hero three kind of stuff at this point.
Dave MooreHOST
It'd be like all the boss battles from guitar hero three.
Kae RossHOST
you know it's just like shorthand how does this person engage with the medium and and do i respect it yeah
Gary ButterfieldHOST
yeah Um, exotic minivan says, uh, any thoughts on stage tour, a new five fret rhythm game by previous guitar hero developers and members of the community personally, very excited for this one.
Gary ButterfieldHOST
I'd only heard of this, I saw it
Kae RossHOST
as a thing, but I haven't done any research or reading about it.
Kae RossHOST
It's hard to justify as a thing.
Kae RossHOST
I just
Gary ButterfieldHOST
remember seeing the tracks that they listed as a... you know like hey so this that this is what we've got comma and it was a little bit like um like seeing um uh oh gosh the guitar hero live one just like it's a lot of stuff like oh i get i get to play when worlds collide
Kae RossHOST
yeah well imagine imagine it was even like 20 of the best songs ever you'd be going from all like every song to just 20.
Justin WilsonHOST
That
RandyGUEST
one's been on either Rock Band or Guitar Hero.
RandyGUEST
It was, yeah, yeah.
Justin WilsonHOST
So to me, that is making a case for Hot Rails.
Matt HewsonHOST
I'm not going to cheat my way through that.
Tim HendersonHOST
You should be able to play those things on a Guitar Hero kit.
Matt HewsonHOST
Yeah, yeah.
Matt HewsonHOST
You know, that's the whole joy of that.
JakeHOST
And I just pictured nothing else but him on stage trying to recreate that and everyone just being like...
JakeHOST
Almost like the Guitar Hero, like, booing.
JakeHOST
[laughs]
AJHOST
Yeah, yeah.
Matt SouzaPANELIST
I can't.
Logan CrosslandHOST
Yeah, they're not even Guitar Hero guitars.
Logan CrosslandHOST
They're rock band.
Matt SouzaPANELIST
No, they're like rock band or something.
Graham JonesHOST
"Spiderwebs," amazing song.
Ian HarriesHOST
Yeah, "Spiderwebs," which I think was on a Guitar Hero game.
Graham JonesHOST
Yeah, probably.
Ian HarriesHOST
Yeah.
Al ZamoraGUEST
And, yeah, like, wasn't good at games, wasn't good at sports, like I said.
Al ZamoraGUEST
So Guitar Hero was the first thing that I was, like, really good at.
Al ZamoraGUEST
That game, it was like something clicked in my brain where I felt like I could do this.
Al ZamoraGUEST
I'm pretty good at it.
Al ZamoraGUEST
oh my god so i asked for it for christmas um and i got it and i was playing like non-stop hours a day yeah so my eyes were tired you know so you know those bad feeling as a kid yeah um and then i kind of felt different from the last few years because you know you feel you don't feel cool when you're just like being taken care of everybody's like oh you know he's a kid cancer all the all the you know a lot of sympathy that you don't really ask for
MillsHOST
yeah
Al ZamoraGUEST
um and then uh this is i i feel like guitar hero and being really good at it being on expert level playing really cool where people Seemingly couldn't do it, and I found it effortless.
Al ZamoraGUEST
I felt very like, this is nice.
AlecHOST
Well, like, okay...
JasonHOST
I think if there is this, and maybe I'm just overanalyzing too, I think that there is a yearning for a love for nostalgia, the way that we have for like something like Guitar Hero, right? Like something that we care about as much as we do, right? Think about how millennials yearn for certain things, right? Plastic guitar is a perfect example, right? I almost feel like younger generations are like, I wish I could care about something as much as they do because things go through cycles so fast nowadays.
JasonHOST
Right.
JasonHOST
Think about how fat, how big pop, like in pop culture, guitar hero was.
JasonHOST
And then like, what's something that lasts more than a year at this point?
JakeHOST
Like really? It's very, it's very
25 MINS LATER
JakeHOST
It's like, well, I want more.
JakeHOST
it's like give me another metallica song whatever whatever you say bro okay fine we got dlc later who knows
TaSh ElzieHOST
She is the vocalist behind some of the most iconic songs in Call of Duty Zombies history, including the gold certified Anthem 115, which has now surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify.
TaSh ElzieHOST
She's also a game producer who's worked on Guitar Hero, Bioshock, Infinite, and Destiny.
TaSh ElzieHOST
And she is now back with a single on her own label, Doll Breath Records.
TaSh ElzieHOST
Please welcome Elena.
8 MINS LATER
Elena SiegmanGUEST
When it gets that big, it's just a morass of people.
Elena SiegmanGUEST
But the reality is it's made up of so many different people with different... lives and hopes and dreams, right? So like once you start to think about the scale of that, it's actually really mind blowing.
Elena SiegmanGUEST
And I had that experience working on Guitar Hero and Destiny as well because they had such broad reach.
Elena SiegmanGUEST
And the numbers would be huge, but you start to realize that like when you work with somebody and you're in the office or someone and they, somebody expresses an opinion, for example, you might just be like, well, that's just how they feel.
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