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In theory, it should be easier to do for OSC, because NMS was downloadable content - the song files for that song are stored on your 360/PS3's hard drive. OSC is a stock song in the game itself, so the information for it is stored on the Rock Band 2 disc. I know there's a program for ripping songs from the Guitar Hero game discs (Guitar Hero Explorer a.k.a. "GHex"), but I have no idea if a variation of it exists for the Rock Band series.

I'm not quite sure what that means considering OSC hasn't been in a Guitar Hero game and only What I've Done and In The End are in GH:WT.I'm confused lol In the End is not in GH:WT. Only What I've Done is. http://www.scorehero.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=76572

Standing in the Middle is on an LPU disc and the only member of Linkin Park on it is Mike. It'd probably be a big legal hassle to get Chris Cornell or Ashes Divide's people to agree to having one of their live performances on a Linkin Park CD though. I'd be fine with We Made It and Crawling with Chris Cornell being on there, and maybe one of the songs featuring SDC. I just hope LPU doesn't pull a fast one on us...they said that the LPU8 disc "is not a live track compilation or a Best Of CD," but technically they could put 5 live tracks from PR and the studio version of No Roads Left on it and they would be correct.

I see the In the End EP all the time at Best Buy and FYE. A little overpriced for a 7-track EP (since it's a Japanese import), but it's quite common to see it in stores.

There's one other key change that most people forget about, the demo of Points of Authority modulates up half a step (from Eb minor to E minor) during the "It's time to sink or swim" section, and then goes back to Eb after that. But yeah, I think it would be cool to see some more key changes, some more creative time signature stuff would be cool too.