Welcome to the CF Rocksmith 2014 Championship!

-= Week 658 =-

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Previous’ week Winners are:Lead:
- Beginner: @EmbraceTheAbsurd (96)
- Intermediate: @ALSRC (98.68)
- Advanced: @robolechuga (92.86)
- Masterclass: @shaggy_malagy (91)

Rhythm:
- Beginner: @EmbraceTheAbsurd (97)
- Intermediate: @behemoth8888 (97.01)
- Advanced: @robolechuga (97)
- Masterclass: @Mikson (95.58)

Bass:
- Beginner: LOST TROPHY
- Intermediate: @Vodka (98)
- Intermediate Bonus: @Vodka (95)
- Advanced: @ALSRC (100)
- Advanced Bonus: @ALSRC (99.63)
- Masterclass: @pedropmf (99.21)

Congrats to all winners. Well done!
This week’s songs are:
Lead Path:
Beginner: James Blunt - Goodbye My Lover (3*) (E Standard) selected by @Emmy-Dell
Intermediate: Loverboy - The Kid is Hot Tonite (4.5) (E Standard) selected by @Daz40
Advanced: Coheed and Cambria - The Father of Make Believe (6) (E Standard) selected by @drand
Masterclass: Sabaton - Hordes of Khan (8.5) (E Standard) selected by @Emmy-Dell
God of Guitar: Ne Obliviscaris - As Icicles Fall (10) (E Standard) selected by @veggs95 [Week 1 of 2]

Rhythm Path:
Beginner: James Blunt - Goodbye My Lover (2) (E Standard) selected by @Emmy-Dell
Intermediate: Coheed and Cambria - The Father of Make Believe (4.5) (E Standard) selected by @drand
Advanced: Sabaton - Hordes of Khan (7*) (E Standard) selected by @Emmy-Dell
Masterclass: Ne Obliviscaris - As Icicles Fall (9*) (E Standard) selected by @veggs95

Bass Path:
Beginner: Loverboy - The Kid is Hot Tonite (2.5) (E Standard) selected by @Daz40
Beginner Bonus: James Blunt - Goodbye My Lover (2) (E Standard) selected by @Emmy-Dell
Intermediate: Sabaton - Hordes of Khan (5*) (B Standard) selected by @Emmy-Dell
Intermediate Bonus: Coheed and Cambria - The Father of Make Believe (4.5) (E Standard) selected by @drand
Advanced: Waylon Jennings - I’ve Always Been Crazy (6.5) (E Standard) selected by @jimmy655
Masterclass: Ne Obliviscaris - As Icicles Fall (9*) (E Standard) selected by @veggs95

(N) - difficulty rating
(N*) - highest difficulty rating for the class (promotion to higher class possible)
(N^) - difficulty rating higher than the highest for the class (promotion possible)

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🤘😀🤘 Happy Week 658 everyone! 🤘😀🤘

🫵 First time? You can join by replying below with your screenshot image links! Screenshots must include accuracy % and streak to be counted 🔍
🤔 How to use the Championship? Play it once or… open up the Riff Repeater at max difficulty, slow it down, and grind a few reps. Then a run or two (or three) to finish strong — % goes up, fight for that win 📈📸🏆 Consistency is the only way up, so let’s play 🔥🎸

Thank you to everyone who submitted song requests!

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The Kid Is Hot Tonite — Loverboy (1981)

Released on Loverboy’s self‑titled debut, “The Kid Is Hot Tonite” is a punchy, upbeat rock anthem full of early‑’80s energy and soaring hooks. Loverboy, a Canadian rock band, became a staple of the era with their catchy choruses and arena‑ready sound. 

🙏 Thanks for the chart, @Tru Paradox

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Goodbye My Lover — James Blunt (2004)

Released on Back to Bedlam, “Goodbye My Lover” is a tender piano‑driven ballad exploring heartbreak, vulnerability, and emotional closure. James Blunt, a British singer‑songwriter and former soldier, became internationally known for his intimate vocal delivery and reflective songwriting.

🙏 Thanks for the chart, @Emmy-Dell

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The Father of Make Believe — Coheed and Cambria (2005)

“The Father of Make Believe,” from Coheed and Cambria’s sprawling sci‑fi concept universe The Amory Wars, blends progressive rock, post‑hardcore energy, and Claudio Sanchez’s unmistakable vocals. Coheed is known for their intricate storytelling, technical guitar work, and genre‑bending sound. 

🙏 Thanks for the chart, @Emmy-Dell

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Hordes of Khan — Sabaton (2010)

“Hordes of Khan,” from Sabaton’s Coat of Arms, is a high‑intensity power‑metal track recounting the conquests of Genghis Khan with the band’s signature blend of historical storytelling and driving riffs. Sabaton, a Swedish metal band, is known for turning military history into epic anthems. Watch out for that B Standard tuning on bass!

🙏 Thanks for the chart, @Emmy-Dell

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I've Always Been Crazy — Waylon Jennings (1978)

“I’ve Always Been Crazy,” from Waylon Jennings’ outlaw‑country era, is a reflective, rebellious track blending rugged honesty with smooth country groove. Jennings, a pioneer of the outlaw movement, reshaped country music with his distinctive voice and fiercely independent spirit. 

🙏 Thanks for the chart, @Scram

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As Icicles Fall — Ne Obliviscaris (2012)

“As Icicles Fall,” from the Australian progressive‑extreme metal band Ne Obliviscaris, blends violin, harsh vocals, clean vocals, and complex rhythmic structures into a sweeping, emotional composition. The band is known for pushing genre boundaries with technical musicianship and dynamic arrangements.

🙏 Thanks for the chart, @albatross213

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 🌞😀🌞 Enjoy! 🌞😀🌞

It's been a while since I last played some NeO, I'm so rusty 😶