Zombies Don't Mix With Music

As you are all aware, the other day I purchased Left 4 Dead. This was partly because my associate was buying it, but also because my other main game, Rock Band 2, has begun to lack in quality of DLC. Now I'm sure there are plenty of people who would argue against this, but who really wants ALL of Spinal Tap as DLC instead of the confirmed Rock Band:Unplugged songs?

I'm digressing. Left 4 Dead has occupied the last few days and nights of my time, but now that I've played it on my own, and found out how dull it is to play without friends, I returned to RB2. I downloaded the new Gorillaz songs, and spent some points that were lying around on Yngwie Malmsteen's "Damnation Game" and Dead Kennedy's "Holiday In Cambodia". Upon playing "Damnation Game" I found that since I've been shooting zombies for the past week or so, and before that, playing Marvel vs. Capcom 2, my skills have gone completely out the window.

So, I've come up with a winner. Ready? "Zombie Band: Pull The Plug". It's like Left 4 Dead, except when there's a radio, or special infected, or hospital machine in the room, you have to play a song to continue. It holds no relevance to the story, and is mainly there for music game buffs. BUT. If you 100% the song "Brainkiller" by Prudas Jiest, you get a huge guitar-shaped bazooka that plays heavy metal and obscenely loud volumes. The sheer volume alone crushes the zombie's skulls.

Or maybe not. I should approach Harmonix or Valve with this idea.

Stay Classy San Diego.

"This. Is. The. Brain. Kill. Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!"