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Posted on Thursday, July 12 @ 18:40:57 Eastern by JP_Hurh
Harmonix threw a coming-out party for Rock Band last night at an appropriately grungy rock and roll bar in West Hollywood. The invite promised “super secret special guests.” That turned out to be an understatement. After a perfunctory Rock Band run-through in which Microsoft’s Peter Moore was able to make up for his start-button pause gaffes at the Microsoft press conference (not just once, but twice!), Harmonix gave the stage over to Eagles of Death Metal and Queens of the Stone Age for a set each. This wasn’t just a special appearance, like Jennifer Love Hewitt at E3 2003. It was a full-on concert. For geeks.

 

Yes, Queens of the Stone Age are that band, the one whose song Little Sister has enough cowbell to satisfy Bruce Dickinson on a bad day. And they rocked about as heavy a show as I’ve ever seen from five feet away. Harmonix is clearly reaping the benefits of their new pals at MTV.

As you might guess, the game media crowd was probably a different crowd than Queens frontman Joshua Homme was used to. He cracked at one point: “I heard this is some kind of convention. What is it, an Alcoholics Anonymous convention?” 

And he probably had a point. In the half-hearted attempt at a mosh pit, for example, many of the media were wearing courier bags.

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  • Joe_Dodson
    Joe_Dodson

    Joined: Oct 2005
    Posted: Jul 12th, 2007 at 7:26 pm
    Duke, did you break the internet again? Or did somebody mosh into Paul while he was posting? Either way, sounds like a cool party :)
  • Padain
    Padain

    Joined: Mar 2007
    Posted: Jul 12th, 2007 at 11:10 pm
    that would have been fun to go to, EoDM are wicked.
  • JP_Hurh
    JP_Hurh

    Joined: Nov 2005
    Posted: Jul 13th, 2007 at 2:33 pm
    I should mention that the photo above is NOT from the event--although that is what those cats look like. My head was banging too hard to take any decent photos. . .

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