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Released December 10, 2009 for Rock Band

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Just your average bass line non_zero
This is your typical moderate tempo bass line, you strum one note for a while and then you switch to another. Sometimes the transition from note to note is connected with a 3-note ho/po chain, and in the middle you go up and down a bit instead of fixating on one note. It's mildly engaging but nothing really stands out.
12.08.09 4:26am 0 Replies | Reply +3 Relevance
Decent, but may be repetitive. itzJV
The bass in this song is average at best. At times, you play a note for a couple times, then move along to another fret and play that. The bass tries it's best to not stay on the same note for too long. Sometimes a note followed by 2 hammer-ons are added, and at random moments there are some notes that travel around the fretboard. Other than that, it's decent but can be a bit repetitive. Rated as a high 2 for somewhat decent bass line, but may feel repetitive.

- itzJV, preferred-bass player and bass reviewer.
12.14.09 9:43pm 0 Replies | Reply +1 Relevance
Plays better than it sounds Drumony
The intro & outro to this track consists of some easy movement along the frets. The majority of the song actually includes a lot of two and three chord notes with a few single notes thrown into the mix. But be careful not too overlook those pair of single notes that may throw off your rhythm strumming along to this chordlike fest. And if you're not use to the combo of green-orange chords apearing in your guitar chart then be ready! You can easily get away with just down strumming the whole song even during the fastest part which appears towards the middle-end of this tune. No solo either to this indie-rock track. It may not be the most exciting guitar track but free DLC is good no matter what.
12.11.09 12:18am 0 Replies | Reply +1 Relevance

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