Fix sgtpepperlittlehelp loading phrase/add blackmetal genre to deadbl…

…ack (#944)

* fix sgtpepperlittlehelp phrase

* deadblack black metal

* Update songs_updates.dta

_ark/dx/song_updates/loading_phrases.dta

@@ -495,7 +495,7 @@
 (octopusgarden (loading_phrase "If Ringo had gotten the fish and chips he wanted for lunch, this song might never have happened. He was spending a holiday on comedian Peter Sellers' yacht, and wasn't sure about the squid that he was served. When the captain told him later that octopuses keep gardens beneath the sea, the image inspired him to pick up the guitar and write about it."))
 (paperbackwriter (loading_phrase "Nobody outside the group knew that Candlestick Park on August 29, 1966 would be The Beatles' last official show, or that \qPaperback Writer\q -- the second-to-last song in the set -- would be the last original song they'd play for a paying audience. For the moment it was still time to \qhave some fun tonight\q as they closed the Candlestick show with a favourite cover tune, Little Richard's \qLong Tall Sally\q."))
 (revolution (loading_phrase "For \qRevolution\q, John wanted a sound that was as searing as the subject matter. George Martin obliged by plugging the guitars directly into the recording console, completely overloading the channel. This was something you just didn't do (at least according to EMI technicians), and it created grisly, heavily distorted guitar sounds -- which was exactly what John was after."))
-(sgtpepperlittlehelp (loading_phrase "\qWith a Little Help From My Friends\q is the only Beatles song to top the UK charts in three different versions -- none of which were performed by The Beatles. Joe Cocker hit with it first in 1968, then Wet Wet Wet in 1988, and Sam & Mark in 2004. Many other artists, including Electric Light Orchestra leader Jeff Lynne, recorded the song over the years."))
+(sgtpepperlittlehelp (loading_phrase "'With a Little Help From My Friends' is the only Beatles song to top the UK charts in three different versions -- none of which were performed by The Beatles. Joe Cocker hit with it first in 1968, then Wet Wet Wet in 1988, and Sam & Mark in 2004. Many other artists, including Electric Light Orchestra leader Jeff Lynne, recorded the song over the years."))
 (something (loading_phrase "'One for you, nineteen for me' actually understates the case. George Harrison figured that for every twenty shillings (one pound) that The Beatles earned, they paid even more than nineteen back in taxes. George wasn't too keen on keeping just a fraction of his Beatles earnings, so this politically themed song had a very personal starting point."))
 (something (loading_phrase "Frank Sinatra never had much good to say about rock music, but George Harrison's \qSomething\q was one of the few contemporary songs he liked enough to cover -- though for many years he mistakenly credited the song to Lennon/McCartney. Sinatra took some trademark liberties with the words, singing \qYou stick around Jack, it might show.\q More amused than offended, George sang it Frank's way in his solo years."))
 (tbrb_aharddaysnight (loading_phrase "Following a particularly grueling 24 hours, Ringo looked up and declared \qIt's been a hard day's night.\q The band loved the phrase and John worked it into his book \qIn His Own Write\q. Director Richard Lester later suggested that would be a perfect name for The Beatles' first movie; that night John and Paul turned Ringo's phrase into a classic song."))
@@ -532,7 +532,7 @@
 (tbrb_octopusgarden (loading_phrase "If Ringo had gotten the fish and chips he wanted for lunch, this song might never have happened. He was spending a holiday on comedian Peter Sellers' yacht, and wasn't sure about the squid that he was served. When the captain told him later that octopuses keep gardens beneath the sea, the image inspired him to pick up the guitar and write about it."))
 (tbrb_paperbackwriter (loading_phrase "Nobody outside the group knew that Candlestick Park on August 29, 1966 would be The Beatles' last official show, or that \qPaperback Writer\q -- the second-to-last song in the set -- would be the last original song they'd play for a paying audience. For the moment it was still time to \qhave some fun tonight\q as they closed the Candlestick show with a favourite cover tune, Little Richard's \qLong Tall Sally\q."))
 (tbrb_revolution (loading_phrase "For \qRevolution\q, John wanted a sound that was as searing as the subject matter. George Martin obliged by plugging the guitars directly into the recording console, completely overloading the channel. This was something you just didn't do (at least according to EMI technicians), and it created grisly, heavily distorted guitar sounds -- which was exactly what John was after."))
-(tbrb_sgtpepperlittlehelp (loading_phrase "\qWith a Little Help From My Friends\q is the only Beatles song to top the UK charts in three different versions -- none of which were performed by The Beatles. Joe Cocker hit with it first in 1968, then Wet Wet Wet in 1988, and Sam & Mark in 2004. Many other artists, including Electric Light Orchestra leader Jeff Lynne, recorded the song over the years."))
+(tbrb_sgtpepperlittlehelp (loading_phrase "'With a Little Help From My Friends' is the only Beatles song to top the UK charts in three different versions -- none of which were performed by The Beatles. Joe Cocker hit with it first in 1968, then Wet Wet Wet in 1988, and Sam & Mark in 2004. Many other artists, including Electric Light Orchestra leader Jeff Lynne, recorded the song over the years."))
 (tbrb_something (loading_phrase "'One for you, nineteen for me' actually understates the case. George Harrison figured that for every twenty shillings (one pound) that The Beatles earned, they paid even more than nineteen back in taxes. George wasn't too keen on keeping just a fraction of his Beatles earnings, so this politically themed song had a very personal starting point."))
 (tbrb_something (loading_phrase "Frank Sinatra never had much good to say about rock music, but George Harrison's \qSomething\q was one of the few contemporary songs he liked enough to cover -- though for many years he mistakenly credited the song to Lennon/McCartney. Sinatra took some trademark liberties with the words, singing \qYou stick around Jack, it might show.\q More amused than offended, George sang it Frank's way in his solo years."))
 (tbrb_theend (loading_phrase "While recording \qAbbey Road\q, Paul and John had a lot of good ideas lying around that hadn't grown into full songs. The solution was to combine them with new material to form a classical style suite, an idea supported by George Martin. Not a bad way to cap off a recording career."))
@@ -937,7 +937,7 @@
 (stranglehold (loading_phrase "Nugent didn't sing lead on this. Derek St. Holmes, who was the vocalist with his band, did. Nugent resented the attention Holmes received on stage and eventually sang all the hits himself. His explanation: \qThere's only one alpha wolf, and that's me\q."))
 (takeitoff (loading_phrase "All four members of The Donnas originally claimed to be named Donna. Not until 2004 did they reveal their real names were Brett, Torry, Allison and Maya."))
 (teenagedirtbag (loading_phrase "Written mostly by guitarist and vocalist Brendan B. Brown, \qTeenage Dirtbag\q was recorded in the basement of his mother's house."))
-(thankyou (loading_phrase "'Thank You' was famously sampled by Eminem for his song \qStan\q, which was adopted by the Internet as a term for an obsessive fan."))
+(thankyou (loading_phrase "'Thank You' was famously sampled by Eminem for his song 'Stan', which was adopted by the Internet as a term for an obsessive fan."))
 (themephistopheles (loading_phrase "His name is a combination of the names of actress Marilyn Monroe and murderer Charles Manson."))
 (thewayyouusedtodo (loading_phrase "Queens of the Stone Age reportedly opted not to be called \qKings of the Stone Age\q because they thought it would sound overly masculine."))
 (throughthefireandflamesrb4 (loading_phrase "Good Luck"))

_ark/dx/song_updates/metadata_updates.dta

@@ -739,6 +739,7 @@
 (UGC_5011928 (name "Fire at Well"))
 
 ; Rock Band 4 changes
+(deadblack (genre blackmetal))
 (theimpressionthatiget (genre skapunk))
 
 ; Rock Band 4 DLC changes

_ark/dx/song_updates/songs_updates.dta

@@ -47319,6 +47319,7 @@ missing_song_data
    (author
       "Harmonix, Rhythm Authors"
    )
+   (genre blackmetal)
    (extra_authoring disc_update)
 )
 (dreamgenie
@@ -51557,7 +51558,7 @@ missing_song_data
       "Harmonix"
    )
    (loading_phrase
-      "With a Little Help From My Friends\q is the only Beatles song to top the UK charts in three different versions -- none of which were performed by The Beatles. Joe Cocker hit with it first in 1968, then Wet Wet Wet in 1988, and Sam & Mark in 2004. Many other artists, including Electric Light Orchestra leader Jeff Lynne, recorded the song over the years."
+      "'With a Little Help From My Friends' is the only Beatles song to top the UK charts in three different versions -- none of which were performed by The Beatles. Joe Cocker hit with it first in 1968, then Wet Wet Wet in 1988, and Sam & Mark in 2004. Many other artists, including Electric Light Orchestra leader Jeff Lynne, recorded the song over the years."
    )
 )
 (sgtpepperreprise
@@ -71733,7 +71734,7 @@ missing_song_data
 )
 (tbrb_sgtpepperlittlehelp
    (loading_phrase
-      "With a Little Help From My Friends\q is the only Beatles song to top the UK charts in three different versions -- none of which were performed by The Beatles. Joe Cocker hit with it first in 1968, then Wet Wet Wet in 1988, and Sam & Mark in 2004. Many other artists, including Electric Light Orchestra leader Jeff Lynne, recorded the song over the years."
+      "'With a Little Help From My Friends' is the only Beatles song to top the UK charts in three different versions -- none of which were performed by The Beatles. Joe Cocker hit with it first in 1968, then Wet Wet Wet in 1988, and Sam & Mark in 2004. Many other artists, including Electric Light Orchestra leader Jeff Lynne, recorded the song over the years."
    )
 )
 (tbrb_something
@@ -71803,7 +71804,7 @@ missing_song_data
 )
 (thankyou
    (loading_phrase
-      "'Thank You' was famously sampled by Eminem for his song \qStan\q, which was adopted by the Internet as a term for an obsessive fan."
+      "'Thank You' was famously sampled by Eminem for his song 'Stan', which was adopted by the Internet as a term for an obsessive fan."
    )
 )
 (themephistopheles