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Madhouse - The Trooper - Rock This Town - Laid to Rest - Psychobilly Freakout - YYZīeast and the Harlot - Carry Me Home - Institutionalized - Misirlou - Hangar 18 - Free Bird Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo - Tattooed Love Boys - John the Fisherman - Jessica - Bad Reputation - Last ChildĬrazy on You - Trippin' On a Hole in a Paper Heart - Dead! - Killing in the Name - Freya - Stop Monkey Wrench - Girlfriend - Who Was in My Room Last Night - Can't You Hear Me Knockin' - Sweet Child O' Mine Search and Destroy - Them Bones - War Pigs Strutter - Heart-Shaped Box - Message in a Bottle - You Really Got Me - Carry On Wayward Son Cherry Pie. Shout at the Devil - Mother - Surrender - Woman - Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight *These songs are exclusive to the Xbox 360 version This Guitar Hero III Songs article is a stub.
GH Smash Hits - Free Bird Expert Guitar 100% FC HDįree Bird on Guitar Hero: Smash Hits expert guitar 100% "You're looking for 'gtr solo i' in the practice mode." In the Career Mode, if Free Bird is played several times, one of three special loading screens for the song will show:.This song is probably the third hardest song when using a DualShock controller.Despite saying it's the hardest song in Guitar Hero II, when it appears as Downloadable content for Guitar Hero 5 and Guitar Hero Smash Hits, it has an 80% while Hangar 18 (which also appears in both Guitar Hero II and Guitar Hero 5 DLC) has a 90%."They don't really want you to play Free Bird, they're just heckling you!" This song is referenced in the first Guitar Hero game in one of the loading screens.all stats are for 360 version of Guitar Hero II.However, the sections before the solos are generally easier, since they consist almost entirely of slider notes (except for the extended notes at the very beginning).Ī good general rule is to save any star power you get until you absolutely need it. The reason for this is because the Smash Hits version features the new mechanics introduced in Guitar Hero World Tour, namely extended notes. The Guitar Hero: Smash Hits version is considered by many to be even harder than its Guitar Hero II counterpart. The outro contains a set of triplets that could end the song prematurely. Star Power will almost definitely be needed for a sightreader on this part. Two of the most difficult solos are solos I and J, which mainly consists of descending quads and triplets. After that, another set of the same zigs are ahead, but these are slower and more manageable. A long chain of extremely fast RYBYR zigs are next. At this point, you should have star power ready. A long blue sustain note signals the beginning of the solos. The song gets much more difficult at the midway point. The first few minutes of the song are slow and have very spaced out hammer-ons which can be tricky if a player is used to Guitar Hero III hammer-ons. Before you play the song in Guitar Hero II, the game tells you that it's the ultimate skill of a guitar hero, and tries to talk you out of playing it.įree Bird is the longest song in Guitar Hero II (and one of the longest in the entire series, second only to " Stranglehold", and technically From the Blue/Point of No Return/TTRTS, which is a compilation of three songs by An Endless Sporadic), which means a lot of stamina will be required to pass it.
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