Nine songs for Rock Band this week
All going cheap, including one freebie.
December's first Rock Band downloadable content is a pick-and-mix of single tracks from a broad selection of groups and a couple of efforts from Naked Brothers Band, Harmonix has said in its regular DLC update.
There's even a free track - "Headphones On" by Miranda Cosgrove - alongside songs from Children of Bodom, Finley, Platero y Tu, Squeeze, Tokio Hotel and The All-American Rejects, with the latter six tunes at a cheapo 80 Microsoft Points (GBP 0.68 / EUR 0.96) or USD 0.99 on PSN for one month.
All nine tracks will be made available through Xbox Live Marketplace on 2nd December and on PSN from 4th December, all are based on master recordings, and as usual all work with both Rock Band and Rock Band 2. See below for the full list and pricing:
Tracks available this week:
- Children of Bodom - "Are You Dead Yet" (80 MSP / USD 0.99 for one month)
- Finley - "Tutto E' Possible" (80 MSP / USD 0.99 for one month)
- Miranda Cosgrove - "Headphones On" (free)
- Naked Brothers Band - "Body I Occupy" (80 MSP / USD 0.99 permanently)
- Naked Brothers Band - "I Don't Want to Go to School" (80 MSP / USD 0.99 permanently)
- Platero y Tu - "Hay Poco Rock N Roll" (80 MSP / USD 0.99 for one month)
- Squeeze - "Tempted" (80 MSP / USD 0.99 for one month)
- Tokio Hotel - "Ready, Set, Go" (80 MSP / USD 0.99 for one month)
- The All-American Rejects - "Real World" (80 MSP / USD 0.99 for one month)
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It's about time they transferred some decent rock albums over to this game methinks......
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EDIT: and +1 to Chufty for winning 'best comment of the day' award. From me.
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surely harmonix are making enough money to afford some decent licences :S
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Seriously though, I can't believe its taken this long for songs from Kids TV shows to be made available as DLC. I know its not everyone's cup of tea of course, but thats the beauty of choice - and they are bound to be a moneyspinner, surely - with gullible parents buying the tracks for their kids...
So lets see stuff from High School Musical, Camp Rock, The Jonas Brithers and Hannah Montana please!
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I'm guessing that's sarcasm considering Doolittle, The Colour and The Shape, Blood Sugar Sex Magic and most of Nevermind are available as DLC.