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Developer: Harmonix Music Systems
Publisher: MTV Games
Genre: Misc
Sub-Genre: Music / Dancing
Release Date: Nov 20th, 2007
Additonal Info: None
Developer: Activision
Publisher: Neversoft
Genre: Misc
Sub-Genre: Music / Dancing
Release Date: Oct 28th, 2007
Additonal Info:
Developer: Harmonix Music
Publisher: RedOctane
Genre: Misc
Sub-Genre: Music / Dancing
Release Date: Nov 7th, 2006
Additonal Info:
Electronic Art has revealed that the upcoming Rock Band Track Pack Volume 1 for PlayStation 2 and Wii will be released in North America on July 15.
The expansion disk will cost approximately USD 29.99, and includes songs from a variety of popular bands including Boston, Kiss, The Police, Queens of the Stoneage and Smashing Pumpkins.
See below for a full list of tracks and their respective artists.
30 Seconds to Mars - The Kill
All American Rejects - Move Along
Blink - 182 All the Small Things
Boston - More Than a Feeling
David Bowie - Moonage Daydream
Faith No More - We Care A Lot
Grateful Dead - Truckin'
The Hives - Die, All Right!
KISS - Calling Dr. Love
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Gimme' Three Steps
Nine Inch Nails - March of the Pigs
Oasis - Live Forever
Paramore - Crushcrushcrush
The Police - Synchronicity II
Queens of the Stone Age - Little Sister
Ramones - Teenage Lobotomy
Smashing Pumpkins - Siva
Stone Temple Pilots - Interstate Love Song
Weezer - Buddy Holly
Wolfmother - Joker & the Thief
Rock Band Joker and the Thief
Rock Band Joker and the Thief HD
Rock Band Trailer
Rock Band E3 '07 Trailer
I hope you forgot that All American Rejects and Paramore were in that list when you wrote popular bands in a way that sounds like you're saying "bands one might approve of". To be honest, I don't see why someone would bother getting Rock Band for PS2 because you can't get any downloadable content. I can't imagine a game that only has music from Metallica's $h1tty era
I respect the people who got this game, but I disrespect everyone who pays $2 a song for DLC. Discs like these would be fine in my book if it didn't add up to $1.50 a song. I'm pretty sure they can fit a couple more songs on there for $30.