Opeth - Ghost of Perdition - Rock Band Expert Guitar / Keys

This is a song licensed by and currently available in the video game Rock Band 3. I do not own the rights to this song, so yes, this is slightly illegal. Oh no! This video is for promotional purposes only for people to make an educated decision on what they want to buy. This is a sightread of a song, and is not meant to display score

ATalkingFish on expert keys

Guitar song of the week, tons of fun. Song was great too (if not, how you say...bipolar). Kind of tired by the end of this song but I still enjoyed it. Buy this!

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Gaming

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• opeth
• ghost of perdition
• rock band
• expert
• guitar
• keys
• heyriles

[ASLbearmod]

@Nubnut Speaking of beast drum songs they need to add Lilith Immaculate from Cradle of Filth

[thevisi0naryy]

yo that chick can scream

[Nubnut]

Now to just wait for them to release Heritage full album and see all the drummers cry trying to play The Lines in my Hand.

[supremebeing87]

@feanorgandalf I would love Benighted.

[supremebeing87]

@HayabusaNoTsuchi I agree, Baying is the best track, then next would be Harlequin Forest. But, like you said, it's about time they put an Opeth song on there.

[supremebeing87]

@theevilnerd666 Yeah, Opeth's music obviously is a lot more complicated to play than this, but you must remember that not only is this a video game where the controller has only 5 buttons, but it's a fucking video game where the goddamn controller has only 5 buttons!

[supremebeing87]

This whole album should be on this game.

[HayabusaNoTsuchi]

@Myagooshki That is "Harlequin Forest" indeed.

[Myagooshki]

@HayabusaNoTsuchi No, I'm with you on that. Also track 5 on that CD, whatever it is called, is my second favorite. I want to say the name of the song is "Harlequin Forest" but I know that a lot of song titles and lyrics are mixed around, like "Baying of the Hounds" has a lyric of "Beneath the Mire" but "Beneath the Mire" is another song off of the album. This is also confusing in regards to the album "My arms, your hearse", where the last lyric on one song is the title of the next.

[theevilnerd666]

Opeth is actually a lot more complicated then this..