Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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FC's: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1evp3F2HJCrHn6iw1wckDXoZC7ThiHTOXlsBeUTtVZ70/edit?usp=sharing

Part 1: 0:49
Solo 1: 3:04
Part 2: 4:35
Part 3: 6:52
Part 4: 10:18
*Solo 2: 13:03*
Part 5: 14:01
Part 6: 16:06
Solo 4: 17:16
Part 7: 18:21
Solo 5: 18:35
*Solo 6: 19:26*

Here it is, the absolute prog-rock monolith that is Rush's 2112, also holding the title for the longest song Rock Band ever offered by a 3 minute margin. While you can argue that RBN had the potential to dethrone it if artists weren't capped to 10 minutes, I think it's good that 2112 stood as the longest song this game ever offered. I'm not the biggest prog fan, but this album is for sure a rite of passage for any musician or music enthusiast in general. It's crazy to think that this song came out in '76, that's before most rhythm games players' parents were born.

As for the FC itself, it's a Rush chart, on top of being made in the RB3 DLC era, so it didn't really stand a chance of being fair. I'm not saying this chart is reprehensible, but god GHWOR did SO much fucking better. I feel like this chart isn't even something a lot of players bother going for considering it's hardest parts are 13 minutes and 19 minutes in respectively. I did end up choking the fast riff before Solo 6 a few years ago, and didn't feel like touching it again lol. Thankfully, I was able to get essentially 100% consistent at the hard parts so I knew this grind wouldn't be that bad. Unfortunately, this still took 4 runs, with one of them being 10+ minutes in. The worst part? They weren't even skill issue misses, they were misses from trying to look at the path. This song has 25 activations on guitar, so I had to delete text in the middle of the pauses so I was able to keep track of where to act better. That made me miss twice, and one of the misses was from me peeking at it without knowing the tempo on a strumming section was slowing down. I'm very happy to have this out of my way to say the least.