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    US SingStar Lineup Looks...Good?

    We know it's more hip to hate on pop music that to sing its praises (get it?), but we'll admit that the lineup for the upcoming US/PS3 edition of SingStar actually looks decent. There's representation from The Ramones, The Smashing Pumpkins and David Bowie (as well as a ton of other excellent artists). Plus the game features a personal favorite, The Rolling Stones' Sympathy For The Devil...though we'd be lying if we denied being at least a little excited to belt out The Cardigans' Lovefool. Here's the full 30-track list. Enjoy, then return to hating everything that anyone ever liked ever.

    Amy Winehouse
    Back To Black

    Beck
    Loser

    Blind Melon
    No Rain

    Blink-182
    All The Small Things

    Britney Spears
    Toxic

    Coldplay
    Clocks

    Corinne Bailey Rae
    Put Your Records On

    Dave Matthews Band
    Crash Into Me

    David Bowie
    Let's Dance

    Faith No More
    Epic

    Franz Ferdinand
    Do You Want To ?

    Jane's Addiction
    Been Caught Stealing

    New Found Glory
    My Friends Over You

    Ne-Yo
    So Sick

    OutKast
    Hey Ya !

    Pixies
    Here Comes Your Man

    R.E.M.
    Losing My Religion

    Radiohead
    No Surprises

    Scissor Sisters
    I Don't Feel Like Dancin'

    The Automatic Automatic
    Monster

    The Cardigans
    Lovefool

    The Killers
    Mr. Brightside

    The Pussycat Dolls
    Beep

    The Ramones
    I Wanna Be Sedated

    The Rolling Stones
    Sympathy For The Devil

    The Smashing Pumpkins
    Today

    U2
    Beautiful Day

    Warrant
    Cherry Pie

    Weezer
    Buddy Holly

    Wolfmother
    Love Train

    The US SingStar launch line-up [PS3 Fanboy]


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