Today's most Bowie video: Rock Band's Suffragette City

by Ross Miller { Jul 24th 2007 at 12:24AM }

Everyone needs a little bit of Bowie in their day. Today's hit of Bowie comes care of a Rock Band trailer showing off David Bowie's "Suffragette City" with brief snippets of the title being played as a four-player rock fest. We still can't wait to get our hands on the the drum controller. Again.

Video embedded after the break.

Gallery: Rock Band

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[Via Game Stooge]

Tags: bowie, davidbowie, ea, electronicarts, harmonix, hottestvideo, rockband, suffragettecity, ziggystardust

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

hvnlysoldr @ Jul 24th 2007 12:39AM

I've been below normal for DDR games. I can be sort of clumsy so I'm not good. However EBA really strikes me with the music, scenario, and gameplay allowing me to complete the game on the hardest difficulty.
Right I'd have to see more of the game and have hands-on before making my decision.

Scott @ Jul 24th 2007 12:42AM

Reason #6157235 why I read Joystiq over Kotaku:

FotC references

Rubang B @ Jul 24th 2007 12:45AM

Reason #1 why I read Joystiq: Bowie references.

Truepatriot @ Jul 24th 2007 1:03AM

you do realize that *gasp* you can read both!
you can even view more than 2 sites too!

Christopher Grant @ Jul 24th 2007 11:41AM

I don't know about all this "reading two sites" nonsense ... sounds like black magic to me, but did anyone see FotC on Sunday night? The part where Bowie bumped into the coffee table? Priceless...

Purple Haze @ Jul 24th 2007 1:06AM

Flight of the conchords are awesome

Tony @ Jul 24th 2007 1:20AM

This game really needs some of his complete albums. Bowie is my favorite artist ever and the more of it the better. Ziggy Stardust would be awesome, but I'd really like to see The Man Who Sold the World... it's a very guitar based album compared to some of his others.