| Can't You Hear Me Knocking
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| Sticky Fingers | |
| as made famous by | The Rolling Stones |
| Year | 1971 |
| Appears in | Guitar Hero |
| Tier/DLC | Thrash and Burn |
| ★★★★ (Expert) | 48,140 Easy, 65,634 Medium, 109,212 Hard, 118,164 Expert |
| ★★★★★ (Expert) | 67,396 Easy, 91,888 Medium, 152,897 Hard, 165,430 Expert |
"Can't You Hear Me Knocking" is a song by the Rolling Stones from their album, Sticky Fingers, released on April 23, 1971. It is a fan-favorite and features an extensive saxophone solo by saxophonist Bobby Keys.
In Guitar Hero II[]
"Can't You Hear Me Kocking" is found in the 4th tier known as Thrash and Burn. However, on Playstation 2 it is the fourth song in the tier, while on Xbox 360 it is the fifth song (this is due to the Xbox 360 version having additional songs). Differences from the original include the elimination of Bobby Keys saxophone solo and the line "cocaine eyes".
On Expert:
The song is a medium paced, chord-frenzied song in the beginning. This continues until it eventually subdues into a relatively easy guitar solo at a somewhat smoother pace. This solo has replaced the cut saxophone solo. It is very possible to break 200,000 points on this song. Opportunites for HOPOs in this song are mostly in the guitar solo. There are no exceptionally difficult parts in the song, and is one of the easier songs to FC.
Song Info[]
- Number of Notes:
Easy: 360
Medium: 522
Hard: 718
Expert: 737
Easy: 67,395-67,396
Medium: 91,887-91,888
Hard: 152,896-152,897
Expert: 165,429-165,430
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