The Chicks talk about "mattress dancing" the Lord saving them and booze - it's a good time and there's even a banjo solo. If you need another reason to dig "Sin Wagon," remember that it's country music so it's completely goofy. Same goes for the enjoyable but wholly slow R.E.M. Yes, the song is funny, but I think the enjoyment and on-your-toes action that you get out of the speed of "Sin Wagon" makes it a better pick. Now, you have to plunk down your hard-earned money. When this song was released on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, it was free. A disappointment that is holding back the GLaDOS track is the fact that you have to pay for it. I'm as surprised as you that I'm picking The Dixie Chicks. I love "Still Alive" and "Losing My Religion," but for losing myself in Rock Band, they can't compare to the groove you'll find in "Sin Wagon." For me, this frantic tapping of face buttons and quick cycles via the shoulder buttons is exciting, challenging, and rewarding. Now, if you haven't played RBU before, don't fret - the track is playable, it's just got a ton going on in it. Meanwhile, the Chicks' track is actually slotted as an "Impossible" tune. See, both "Still Alive" and "Losing My Religion" fall into the Warmup category of Rock Band Unplugged songs. The main thing the "Sin Wagon" has going for it is that it's awesome. Crazy, right? If you would've asked me ahead of time which song I was going to choose, I totally would've put money on "Still Alive" (especially because it was my ringtone for a year or so), but there were a few factors that put the Dixie Chicks ahead of the competition. Which song am I picking for the track you need to have? "Sin Wagon" by the Dixie Chicks.
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