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Those who bought tracks in the previous generation can export most of their songs for free so long as they stay within the same console family (i.e.

Rock Band 4 has over 1,700 legacy DLC tracks available.

During the 7th console generation, if one bought the trilogy and exported Rock Band and Rock Band 2 to Rock Band 3, that's over 200 songs available from the get-go.

None of them are above Tier 5 in difficulty, and the last song in the set, 'Livin' on a Prayer', is the second-easiest song in the game.

In Unplugged, the Rolling Stones Rock Immortals Challenge (the final setlist in Tour mode, not counting the Endless Setlist) consists of five songs.

While the instrument tracks are infamous for their relentless difficulty, the singing is relatively sparse and repetitive with many long breaks in between (though the pitches can be hard to pinpoint at first). Other than a couple short tricky spots, the song is quite tame compared to the other Tier 6 on-disc bass charts. Only brief moments in their solos sort of justify their tier, and even then they're not that difficult at all certainly not deserving of the same tier as Beast and the Harlot.

'Power of Love', 'Sister Christian', and 'Here I Go Again' are pathetically easy for their Tier 5 ranks.

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Much like with 'The Look' above, the song's true difficulty is better represented by it's Pro tierring (which is Tier 3). Hell, 'Antibodies', a Tier 2 song, is often considered to be a whole other level of difficult over this one. One thing is for sure, it is defiantly not harder than any of the Tier 5, or even Tier 4, songs on the disc.

'Walk of Life' is ranked at Tier 6 on guitar, as one of the most difficult songs in the game, yet it consists mostly of easy mid-tempo 3-note chords with no quick hand shifting or even a guitar solo.

'Killing Loneliness' on Expert Guitar is definitely not Tier 5.Made even more poignant when you notice that Pro bass is only Tier 2 (the largest difficulty drop from standard to Pro in the game), which is much more representative of the song's true difficulty. ' The Look' is categorized as a Tier 6 on bass, but it's a very slow and repetitive song that has nothing that makes it worthy of its tier.The only thing that makes it even modestly difficult is that the rhythm is very difficult to play on-time. ' I Got You (I Feel Good)' is a firm Tier 6 song on bass, but has surprisingly few notes on the chart.The Tier 6 (non-pro) guitar songs on Rock Band 3 are pretty hard, but not compared to Rock Band 2, and the tier levels were increased, which means that some songs that used to be Tier 6 aren't anymore, further making some of the RB3 Tier 6 songs stick out as being overrated in difficulty.The final Rock Power Challenge is 'Crash', a song that has no instruments at Tier 6 and two instruments rated as Tier 0.For example, 'A-Punk' is Tier 6 on bass in Lego, but only Tier 3 in the main games. Many songs are tiered much higher than they would be in a main, numbered title, which can be confusing if you're accustomed to the difficulty of those games. Lego: Rock Band uses an inflated tiering system as part of its kid-friendly approach.The Allman Brothers Band's 'Ramblin' Man' and Steely Dan's 'Bodhisattva', both of which are categorized as Tier 6 on bass, but are much easier than the other songs in that category.The only thing that might make it difficult is the speed at which the singer sings some of the parts, but that difficulty can easily be overcome by mumbling (which the game does not penalize you for), and once you get past their speed, they really aren't difficult to sing. System of a Down's 'Chop Suey' is listed as the second hardest song in the game on vocals, but the song's inflections really aren't at all complex.Rush's 'The Trees (Vault Edition)' is smack-dab in the middle of Tier 6 on drums, yet is significantly easier than quite a few of the Tier 5 songs.

'Flirtin' With Disaster' is Tier 6 on drums, but primarily consists of a standard swing beat and relatively simple triple fills.The disparity in difficulty is especially jarring compared to novice-killers like 'Foreplay/Long Time' and '(Don't Fear) The Reaper'.

Metallica's 'Enter Sandman' is listed as Nightmare tier for drums, but feels downright trivial compared to just about every other on-disc song in the same tier.

As a result, some of the songs that were once top tier in the original game can feel comparatively easy.

The tiering system was adjusted following the first game, and many harder songs have been released over the years as DLC or on-disc tracks.