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Harmonix Wants Your Rock Band 4 Music Suggestions
Chances are that despite the more than 1,600 Rock Band songs that were in circulation, something you wanted didn’t make that cut. Whether that’s because it wasn’t chosen or because the music is more recent, hope has been rekindled.
Harmonix is opening up the floor so fans can recommend tunes for Rock Band 4. All you need to do is fill out a simple form that has two fields: song title and artist.
You can fill out the form as many times as you like, just follow the instructions. Only put one song and artist per submission so it can be sorted properly.
Of course, requesting a song won’t make it happen (as Harmonix reminds fans in a disclaimer on the page). But there’s no harm in throwing your suggestion out there, even if it is the Thundercats theme song.
[Source: Harmonix]
Our Take
I hope that Harmonix is kind enough to share with us the more obscure requests that will inevitably come from this. That reminds me, have you considered entering the Thundercats theme song?
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