Bsbloom Customs – Update: 9/26/20 Soul Sacrifice
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For this month, all classic rock customs, picking on bands that have little or no Rock Band exposure.
For starters, what is mostly an update, Lucky Man by Emerson, Lake, and Palmer. This was one of my very first charts, adding guitar to a drums only FOF cut by Oscarj08. I love the song, but my chart was not very good, and I have wanted to fix it up for some time. This new version is full band, with the guitar track completely rewritten, and the synthesizer charted for Pro Keys.
Download is here: http://www.mediafire.com/download/77igse3hfi173h4/LuckyManv4FB_rb3con
The next band is an old one that achieved newfound fame thanks to Rock Band II, yet, oddly enough, has never appeared yet in any Rock Band song, or C3 release. The band is The Outlaws. Everyone here has played through Green Grass and High Tides, but that song is actually a cover, an “As made famous by”. Actual songs by The Outlaws are nowhere to be found. That ends here – yippee-ki-yay!
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/download/fulc9sf2n93wcl3/GhostRiders
The third group for this month is Ten Years After. This was one of many middling bands asked to fill in at a festival held in a small upstate New York town, Woodstock. At some point during their set, their guitarist/singer broke out an old blues tune from their Undead album, I’m Going Home, and blew the audience away. Suddenly these nobodies were famous, and remained a top-tier band until they split up a few years later.
Here is that pivotal Woodstock moment:
During their run, they had only one true mega-hit, I’d Love to Change the World. You may not have heard this song before from Ten Years After, but many other groups have covered it since, so the song is likely familiar. Check it out here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sg6xaFZStEI
Here are the two big songs from Ten Years After:
Change the World was originally done, for guitar only, by Ivanmq1, on Frets on Fire. I rewrote much of that chart, and added the rest.
Both downloads are here:
http://www.mediafire.com/folder/azgf0g9y8t2f7/Ten_Years_After
The last group is Iron Butterfly, with a song that needs no introduction.
Drums are by Blitzbob. Download is here:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/brciqmmtwe4ltgw/inagaddadavida_rb3con
So, break out the bongs and tie-dyes. Bang away on some RB drums, or some plain old air drums, and trip away.
Agreed! Spectacular choices. It’s not often I ‘get ’em all’. Outstanding!
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif” />There is no genre like classic rock to play in RB3. It is a marriage made in heaven. Great song choices, love every one of them. Thanks a lot dude.
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