The C3 Hint Thread: January 9th, 2015 Edition
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For what it’s worth, Disaster Area is the loudest rock band in the galaxy. Though I’m not sure what that means the song could be.
I don’t have any guesses but I will say that I think The Deftones are the loudest band I have ever heard. Holy crap, I had buzzing in my ears for 3 days after the show.
go see Sunn O))) and get back to me
EDIT: Even though it’s not a “classic” pack, I’m still gonna guess that the Disaster Area one is Rocket Man.
Can’t think of anything “monumental” from them, but Sevendust has a selection of songs with acoustic and electric guitar solos. And would potentially fit a metal theme. Plus, I love that band, so yeah – I have no idea.
Literal
Adjective
“In accordance with, involving, or being the primary or strict meaning of the word or words; not figurative or metaphorical“
30 minutes to go, no more warnings.
” src=”/wp-content/uploads/invision_emoticons/default_SA_smile.gif”>Here’s the answers to the hints.
- “This song’s lyrics describe a person who was perhaps influenced by Disaster Area. I think he regrets it in the end, though.” – Disaster Area is a fictional band who, as part of their stage show, sent a stunt spaceship flying into a sun to cause a solar flare. In “Sun of Nothing”, the “narrator” of the lyrics builds a spaceship to fly into the sun.
- “This monumental song from a band never before seen in Rock Band has one electric guitar and one acoustic guitar solo.” As Farottone said, very literal.
- “This song features an additional vocalist whose various projects have not yet been featured in Rock Band.” – Steven Wilson (of Porcupine Tree, Blackfield, No-Man, etc.) sings some clean vocal parts on Bleak. He also produced the Blackwater Park album, making him more than just a “guest.”
- “༼ 㤠◕_â—• ༽㤠Praise Helix” – Lateralus has structure and lyrics inspired by the Fibonacci spiral.
The resemblance is uncanny.
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