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The data file these were found in seemed to be a translation and sequencing file. Sort of a way of saying "ok, these new songs go here in the lists, and this is how you say 'em in German". Those MBs are being put to real use.

Plus HMXSean's denial is barely one. It's too coy, more like "ok, you got us, now don't bitch if we don't do one of them".

And Still Alive could be a number of bands. From American death metal (Six Feet Under) to Finnish pop/rock (The Crash). I'd love it if it were the Portal song (slightly remixed so it's more fun for everyone), but I can't say for sure yet.

Day 2, for the Wii version: 3's & 7's by Queens of the Stone Age. Because the song ends before the solo even begins. There's a very solid drum and bass section that would have ended the song just fine if not for the guitar butting in. And it ends just as suddenly! So, for demanding the last word and then stopping mid-sentence, 3's & 7's gets my vote as the most abrupt guitar solo ever.

Day 1, for the 360 version: Stand by REM. Why? The story behind the solo. Peter Buck bought the wah-wah pedal that morning, and after playing the solo the first time, everyone around- producers, the band, etc- fell into a fit of uncontrollable laughter. So, I submit Stand as the most hilarious solo ever.

And Sam & Max.
And Day of the Tentacle.
And Grim Fandango.
And Fahrenheit.
And Missing.
And I can go on.

No, joro is pretty close. What masters there still are (I think many were damaged or lost) are unusable due to how they were recorded or mixed.

Paradiddle is still the funniest musical term I've ever heard.

These games should be taken out back and shot.

People keep throwing around YYZ as if it had vocals.... And I thought the bassist was the role everyone ignored.

(and by 'rest', I mean, the rest of them that I have >_> )