Rumor: Rock Revolution Set List Revealed?

Rock Revolution is admittedly the underdog of the rhythm game genre. Sure, Konami may have been the first to create a game using fake plastic instruments and timed button presses, but they still took their sweet time to bring it to the same level as Harmonix and Red Octane. So now it seems a full set list may have leaked onto the internet, revealing all the tracks in the upcoming game. There’s 41 in all, and you’ve probably seen about half of them before on either Rock Band or Guitar Hero. As much as I like the songs, just how many games out there have to use The Ramones’ “Blitzkrieg Bop” and Wolfmother’s “The Joker and the Thief?” Oh wait, they’ve got Avril Lavigne’s “Sk8ter Boi” on there? Well, that changes everything!

Full (unconfirmed) track list after the break.

All The Small Things – blink-182
Chop Suey! – System Of A Down
Cum On Feel The Noize – Quiet Riot (Slade)
Dance, Dance – Fall Out Boy
Detroit Rock City – Kiss
Dr. Feelgood – Motley Crue
Highway Star – Deep Purple
Holy Wars… The Punishment Due – Megadeth
Pull Me Under – Dream Theater
Somebody Told Me – The Killers
Spoonman – Soundgarden
Stone Cold Crazy – Queen
The Joker And The Thief – Wolfmother
Spirit Of Radio – Rush
We’re Not Gonna Take It – Twisted Sister
White Room – Cream
Youth Gone Wild – Skid Row
Dirty Little Secret – All American Rejects
Last Resort – Papa Roach
Round And Round – Ratt
Still Of The Night – Whitesnake
Are You Gonna Be My Girl – Jet
No One Like You – Scorpions
Diary Of Jane – Breaking Benjamin
Blitzkrieg Bop – The Ramones
Falling Away From Me – Korn
The End Of Heartache – Killswitch Engage
Run To The Hills – Iron Maiden
Walk – Pantera
Heading Out To The Highway – Judas Priest
Won’t Get Fooled Again – The Who
Pain – Three Days Grace
All My Life – Foo Fighters
Am I Evil? – Diamond Head / Metallica
Bad Reputation – Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
Our Truth – Lacuna Coil
Sk8er Boi – Avril Lavigne
Kiss Me Deadly – Lita Ford
Magic Man – Heart
Paralyzer – Finger Eleven
Given Up – Linkin Park

Via Kotaku