COMPLETE TRACK LISTING
Embedded Tracks:
- Bon Jovi - "You Give Love A Bad Name"
- Fall Out Boy - "Thnks Fr Th Mmrs"
- Orianthi - "According To You"
- Peter Frampton - "Show Me The Way"
- Scorpions - "Raised On Rock"
- Tom Petty - "Running Down A Dream"
Tracks Available for Download:
- 3 Doors Down - "Kryptonite"
- Alter Bridge - "Come to Life"
- Angels & Airwaves - "It Hurts"
- Beck - "E-Pro"
- Big Country - "In A Big Country"
- Bon Jovi - "Living on a Prayer "
- Damone - "Out Here All Night "
- Dashboard Confessional - "Hands Down"
- G.B.H. - "City Baby Attacked By Rats "
- Gary Go - "Wonderful"
- Hinder - "Use Me"
- Hollywood Undead - "Young"
- Kaiser Chiefs - "I Predict a Riot "
- Maroon 5 - "This Love "
- No Doubt - "Just a Girl"
- Papa Roach - "Last Resort"
- Paper Tongues - "Trinity"
- Peter Frampton - "Do You Feel Like We Do"
- Rise Against - "Prayer of the Refugee"
- Robert Palmer - "Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor"
- Sum 41 - "In Too Deep"
- Violent Soho - "Jesus Stole My Girlfriend"
- Wolfmother - "Dimension"
Upcoming Tracks:
- Godsmack - "I Stand Alone"
- Juanes - "Me Enamora"
- Juanes - "La Camisa Negra"
- Marilyn Manson - "The Beautiful People"
- No Doubt - "Platinum Blonde Life"
Almost makes me wish I had an iPhone. Hopefully this app will evolve to other smartphones with touch screens as well, like the HTC Touch and Google Droid platforms. Six-String works on the iPod Touch and iPad as well. The iTunes Store retails the app for $4.99 — pricey but affordable when compared to a game like Guitar Hero which would be the most obvious competitor.
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Article comments
1 - Stevie
Hi there.. I have no clue. I don't know what 007play.com is and I would think ask the site or your nokia tech support
2 - Stevie
looks like so much fun to me-- I am just waiting for the app for other smartphones-- and other instruments I am betting will come along too
3 - Brian aka Guppusmaximus
Granted, as a musician, I cannot stand games like Guitar Hero & Rock Band,BUT, I don't think that this game is any more of an accurate way to actually play an instrument then those other games(come on, you press a button that says change chord). Actually, I would think that having a person hold a replica of an instrument,during game play or mimicry, would pose a better chance of getting said person into actually learning how to play that instrument.
Overall, I understand that it's just a game to keep someone occupied but if they like music so much, why not buy a cheap used instrument and spend that time wisely?! Hell, if you can afford an iPhone then a guitar shouldn't break the bank...
4 - Stevie
you pose some great comments and I have no guitar experience (but a lot of piano experience). Just getting used to a fingering approach would be helpful -- and I see this being sort of in that realm than playing Guitar Hero. Besides this one can be done anywhere and not have you plugged into a TV which the portability was a key feature on this. I think of it as a game to be done while waiting in an airport, waiting in queue at a restaurant or in a bar playing with friends.
It doesn't replace actual lessons.