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Classic Rock to Modern Rock Free FREE ROLLINGSTONE GUITAR CLASSICS, VOLUME 2: CLASSIC ROCK TO MODERN ROCK PDF Alfred Publishing | 344 pages | 01 Aug 2008 | Alfred Publishing Co Inc.,U.S. | 9780739052211 | English | California, United States ​Easy Guitar Play-Along: Acoustic Rock Classics on Apple Books This article has an excess of red links. Please Help WikiHero by creating new articles. The soundtrack of Guitar Hero Live spans across a diverse selection of genres, the developers recognizing that challenging guitar tracks are not strictly limited to rock music. There is no backwards compatibility with songs or controllers from previous editions of the franchise; Jackson justified the decision, explaining that Guitar Hero Live was a "completely new game" that existing content would not work with due to the change in core gameplay. This is the main setlist that appears on-disc. 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