I’m pretty sure it’s a proven fact that most males of a certain age in this country consider Gwen Stefani an actual goddess, and this past week “Guitar Hero III” received some DLC of No Doubt’s best work (from her hottest phase — the “Tragic Kingdom” period before she started wearing braces). My personal recommendation is “Sunday Morning.” Not only is it a great song, but it’s the best food fight-based music video ever.

Also, this week’s “Rock Band” DLC offers up some classic jam band music for everyone to enjoy, whether you’re young, old, or a dancing bear. The Grateful Dead make their first rhythm game appearance this week with six of their most famous (and trippy) songs.

At the other end of the spectrum, the Rhythm Game Track Finder was updated with some very unique titles from one of the first CD based consoles. The “Make My Video” series appeared on the Sega CD and offered gamers the chance to make and remix videos by their favorite artists including INXS, Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch, and the perpetually directionally-confused Kriss Kross (for those too young to know, they wore their close backwards… intentionally!). These three “games” make up the oldest additions to the Track Finder to date. Check out the list below for all this past week’s updates:

American Idol (PS2) 42 Songs Added
Guitar Hero III (Xbox 360, PS3) 3 Songs Added (No Doubt’s “Don’t Speak,” “Excuse Me Mr.,” and “Sunday Morning”)
Make My Video: INXS (Sega CD) 3 Songs Added
Make My Video: Kriss Kross (Sega CD) 3 Songs Added
Make My Video: Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch (Sega CD) 3 Songs Added
Rock Band (Xbox 360, PS3) 6 Songs Added (The Grateful Dead’s “Casey Jones,” “China Cat Sunflower,” “Franklin’s Tower,” “I Need A Miracle”, “Sugar Magnolia,” and “Truckin’”)

Please let us know if you have any requests. As always, we can try to work them into the following week’s Rhythm Game Track Finder update.