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Yea that would be sick. It surprises me there isn't a band that's been created through appreciation for the game.

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I just saw Radiohead in Kansas City. And will be seeing a bunch more at Panorama this July including MGMT ALT J and Tame Impala

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Jaws - Stay in sends me on a trip. It's like to negatives make a positive. Takes me mind elsewhere.

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Interesting, that makes sense, but the DLCs that I have purchased have given me both files (m and p).  And when I only add a p.psarc the song does not work. I dunno, I will keep trying I guess. 

Official songs will always have both mac/pc version as there is not differentiation in software.

It´s bad idea to change tunings frequently in a single guitar, if that your question that I´m already assuming because if you have this type of question 4 a beginner you probably won´t set your guitar only for playing a single song from Audio Slave. To keep a guitar in a single type already adjusted is fine but changin´ it constantly is not.The cons are that you can disarrange the curvature of the fretboard or neck,in case your neck is already set. When a neck bows for,the strings may be to high,making the guitar difficult to play. When a neck bows back ,the strings may be to low causing fret buzz.The neck is made of wood that is flexible and the strings along with the bolt-on neck design, keep it on certain shape and is in constant tension. Furthermore this tuning change can cause your strings to lost tension and you have to keep them at tune frequently. To check if your neck is set correctly do as follow. On the low E string,push down on the first and last fret.Sighting under the string at the 8th fret.the gap should be around about the thickness about 3 sheets of papers. In case that neck needs adjustment take it to the guitar store. In the least case your tunings would be unstable.The ideal thing would be to have different guitars ,each from a single type of tuning. A cheap solution would be to get a pedal that change the pitch for your guitar at will for different type of tunings, I heard that this kind of pedals work in RS.There was a pors before like this and there there´s the kind of pedals for it.

This is the perfect response to the question.