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January 31, 2007 10:00 AM PST

Anthrax guitarist rocked by 'Guitar Hero II'

by Tim Moynihan
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If you've ever wasted away the weekend playing Guitar Hero II, there's nothing to feel guilty about. Feel proud. Feel like a rock star. Feel these things because you're probably better at Guitar Hero II than actual guitarist Scott Ian of Anthrax.

Anthrax good. Guitar Hero bad.

(Credit: Kotaku.com)

And he even gets to play his own song.

As this fascinating video on Kotaku.com shows (WARNING: Swear words are all over the place), Ian had a bit of trouble performing his own song on Guitar Hero II. During his first attempt, he fails 31 percent of the way through the song.

And if that doesn't float your boat, maybe this video interview of the guy who's actually playing the guitar in Guitar Hero will.

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Scott Ian Video Blog
by shakosrsexy March 20, 2008 12:20 PM PDT
Scott Ian has his own Video Blog! Check it out! He has some pretty cool shows on there that are definitely worth your time!

www.nonelouder.com/profile/scottian
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