The Crüe Fest Pack is now available from Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network, including the following tracks at a discount $0.99 (80 MSP) price:
A free track from Vesuvius, “Promised Land” is also available.
This week sees another full album hit Rock Band - and unfortunately, it isn’t Nirvana’s “Nevermind”. The Pixies album “Doolittle” and three tracks from Weezer will have to do. Tracks are the usual $1.99 / 160 Microsoft Points each, with discounts for buying the whole pack.
The Offspring are the latest band to simultaneously release their latest single as Rock Band DLC. I think it’s a shame it’s not better bands that are doing it, your milage may vary. Click through for the tracks.
A BemaniStyle forumite with an incredible attention to detail has noticed a couple of as-yet-unannounced Rock Band tracks appear in an advertisement for the MTV2 track pack currently airing on MTV.
The screenshots look legitimate to me - here are the tracks:
This weeks injection of Rock Band downloadable content consists of three tracks each from the unlikely combination of Jimmy Buffet and Disturbed. Standard prices for Jimmy, but The Disturbed tracks are available for $0.99 (80 Microsoft Points) thanks to a Best Buy promotion for their new album, Indestructible. Click through for the track names, and YouTube links for the curiously unfamiliar.
The Cars’ 1978 self-titled album has been released on the Xbox Live Marketplace, and is set for release on the PlayStation Store on Thursday. All nine tracks utilize the original master recordings, and are available separately for $1.99 (160 Microsoft Points) with the full album available for $14.99 (1200 Microsoft Points).
Lost Planet Demo
Go! Sports Skydiving ($4.99)
Crash Bandicoot: WARPED (PSone) ($5.99)
MotorStorm Chinese New Year Gift (Free)
Rock Band DLC
Kiss “Calling Dr. Love” ($1.99)
Faith No More “We Care A Lot” ($1.99)
B-52’s “Roam” ($1.99)
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MLB 08 The Show “First Look” trailer
Uncharted “Final” trailer
Burnout Paradise Dev Diary
Luke over at Kotaku has won my heart with his list of songs that should be in Rock Band, but aren’t. Clutch, Mastodon, Slayer and Kyuss would all make my day…and Refused - “New Noise”? That’d make my millenia.
Sean from Harmonix has revealed the latest tracks set for Rock Band via DLC on the Rock Band forums.
This week’s Rock Band downloadable content is a genre that I hold dear - punk. The song on offer are The Clash’s “I Fought the Law”, The Ramones’ “Rockaway Beach” and The Buzzcocks’ “Ever Fallen In Love?”. As much as I love these old bands, I hope they release another pack that proves to be a bit more challenging – maybe with a bit of Op Ivy or Bad Religion. Usual pricing of 160 Microsoft Points (Xbox 360) or $1.99 (PlayStation 3) per track and 440 Microsoft Points or $5.49 for all three.
via BBPS
