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Found
Found: A Very Long Guitar Hero Commercial
This TV ad in the U.K. is apparently promoting a Doritos promotion to win a copy of Guitar Hero. And it’s over four minutes long. But it’s an entertaining four minutes, if only for the wonderfully deadpan looks on the faces of pretty much everyone around poor Alan.
See the entire saga of Alan the Guitar Hero after the break.
[via BeatCrave]
Found: Christmas Light Hero
This may be the greatest thing ever invented: a display of Christmas lights that also happens to be a playable version of Guitar Hero. And better yet: The rest of the lights on the house are synced up to the music.
According to the Huffington Post, the display was put together by Ric Turner, a special effects specialist who used to work for Disney. And while he may have taken some liberties with the charting, you can’t argue with the results.
See the full video after the break.
Found: Star Trek Rock Band
What I don’t understand about this clip from G4′s X-Play is why Jean-Luc Picard sounds like Sean Connery playing a Russian.
That said, there are some lulz to be found in the video, which I’ve embedded after the break.
[via RockBandAide]
Found: Rock Band Stampede
Congratulations, shoppers at this unidentified Wal-Mart. You managed to beat the hell out of each other on Black Friday to get yourselves an original Rock Band bundle for $50, making asses of yourselves and knocking down what appear to be several young kids in the process.
Your savings after paying your sales tax? About twenty-six dollars.
Video after the break.
[via Carlos Miller, via RockBandAide]
Video after the break. I…I have nothing more to say about this.Found: Electronic Rock Guitar Shirt
Can’t bear to spend one minute away from a virtual guitar? Think Geek has got you covered with the Electronic Rock Guitar Shirt.
The Electronic Guitar Shirt is not a toy that plays pre-canned musical riffs, it is a real musical instrument that allows you to play your favorite songs and sound great doing it. All major chords are recorded from a real electric guitar, and the included magnetic pick allows you to strum just like you would a real guitar. The included mini amp clips to your belt and gets plenty loud with great sounding amplification circuitry.
God I love technology.
