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Cash And Bonus Tracks Coming To Rock Band Next Week
An eight-pack of Johnny Cash’s greatest hits will be debuting on Rock Band next week, in addition to nine free songs featured in previous Rock Band titles. Check out the breakdown below.
Available on Xbox 360, Wii and PlayStation 3 system (Jan. 4)
Johnny Cash Pack 01
• “Cry, Cry, Cry”
• “Don’t Take Your Guns to Town”
• “Five Feet High and Rising”
• “Folsom Prison Blues”
• “I Got Stripes”
• “I Walk the Line” X
• “Tennessee Flat Top Box” X
• “The Ballad of Ira Hayes”
Available on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 system (Jan. 4)
Rock Band Free Pack 01
• Abnormality – “Visions”
• Anarchy Club – “Get Clean”
• Bang Camaro – “Night Lies”
• Breaking Wheel – “Shoulder to the Plow”
• Libyans – “Welcome to the Neighborhood”
• The Main Drag – “A Jagged Gorgeous Winter”
• Speck – “Conventional Lover”
• The Sterns – “Supreme Girl”
• That Handsome Devil – “Rob the Prez-O-Dent”
As always, the tracks are original master recordings. The Johnny Cash offering will go for $1.99/160 Microsoft Points/200 Wii Points per song, or $13.49/1080 Microsoft Points/1,350 Wii Points for the entire pack. Songs marked with an “X” are compatible with the Pro Guitar/Pro Bass, and cost $0.99/80 Microsoft Points/100 Wii Points for the upgrade.
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