cstewart
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That's the only thing that makes sense.
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I would think you'd want to finger the full chord and do an upstroke so you only hit the high strings.
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Some don't have dynamic difficulty included because the charters prefer it that way. You can add it yourself with the toolkit if you're so inclined.
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Django Reinhardt and 3 other guys
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These guys are probably a safe bet for older stuff: http://customsforge.com/topic/15575-classic-rock-coalition-home-page/ I've done sone 50's-70's stuff too (link below)
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No. According to the Mould Doctrine they would be Metallica songs and would be covers when Dave plays them.
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Bob Mould (Husker Du, Sugar) answered this for me by covering a song solo that he wrote and recorded with his band. http://www.avclub.com/video/bob-mould-covers-sugar-53053
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Buddy Holly Eddie Cochran Elvis Presley Gene Vincent Duane Eddy The Shadows
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I think it would probably be easier to have an "out of sync" flag. Otherwise, it would take forever to go through all the customs posted and then you would have people avoiding the ones that haven't been gotten to because they haven't been flagged as "well synced" yet.
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Check out the Shadows, the Ventures and Freddie King.
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I like DD and have included it in the customs I've done. If I download someone else's that doesn't have DD, I add it. If that doesn't work I throw it in the trash. I use mostly non-stop play and I'm focusing more on the mechanics of playing (switching chords cleanly, picking cleanly, coordination) than learning particular songs and I find DD helpful. I don't care if experts consider it an inefficient way to learn.
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That's a good question...where ARE the major bands? There's no DLC yet for the Raspberries, The Lemonheads, Matthew Sweet... I need my power pop dammit.
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As far as 90's punk goes, Offspring and Green Day got all the attention but in my opinion the Swingin Utters and Rancid should have. Also, Social Distortion.
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It's supposed to be next week's DLC. They screwed up and it slipped out early.
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I made my first guitar out of a milk carton and a paper towel tube. It had rubber band strings and I painted it green. It sounded like shit. Thirty years later I bought an Epiphone Les Paul and that sounds a bit better.
