low moral? wtf? Ive counted 80 songs I want.. thats $160 plus tax I'd have to pay! Any person with a brain wouldnt pay that much money for those songs. So how does that make me have low moral? I'd rather use that money to buy PS move plus a bunch of games and accesories, its called common sense. Just because you may not have any doesnt mean you need to go insulting me, your lucky i dont report.

Well, you know, what people that can't afford all of the songs they want would do is limit themselves to a certain amount they can afford/can justify. "I can't afford them so I want them for free" in todays society is seen as having lower than normal moral standards as acting upon this wish generally is a criminal offense.

You clarified in your op, that you would use the necessary means to obtain these songs for free, so I think it's not "insulting" to call you out for it, hence I'm not fearing a report, but I think you should, because on this site pirating isn't looked benevolent on.

I guess "common sense is not so common", for I thought paying for what you want to have was "common sense".

Why should I pay $2 a song that I already have on my Ipod and PS3? I love music, therefore it would be hard to eliminate some of the songs I want, since I WANT all 80 of them. So I've already spent $300 on iTunes songs, $400 for a PS3, and another $150 for Guitar Hero set or rockband set. And now I have to pay $2 to play the songs I already baught is considered as low moral?

You make no sense.. stop trying to de-rail the thread

you don't seem to realize that a song from iTunes and a song from RB/GH is sth. totally different - these RB/GH songs have way higher quality/bitrate and have individual streams for each instrument (which is why they are able to deactivate the instrument you are playing, if you miss a note)

and they have note charts, you know actually these people are trying to make a living by providing charts for songs

now, if you'd use "frets on fire" (freeware) on PC you'd probably be able to just use your iTunes songs (WMA/AAC) and dl free note charts users provided and play them with your PS3 guitar (I don't know if they added other Instruments to fof in the mean time) - it works, although the experience isn't on par with the real thing