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More Songs From Dudes Coming To Rock Band
Finally, after bombarding audiences with a constant deluge of female acts, Harmonix and MTV Games are giving some credit to one of music's most downtrodden and underappreciated contributors: the human male. Next week's Rock Band DLC will include a three-pack from Weezer (none of which is from Pinkerton. Keep moving, folks...) and singles from Limp Bizkit, the Offspring and Yellowcard. Hooray for men! Maybe we'll get some tunes from the criminally ignored Dave Grohl soon. Here's what's coming next week:
• Limp Bizkit – “Build a Bridge” *
• The Offspring – “A Lot Like Me” *
• Yellowcard – “Ocean Avenue” *
• Weezer – “Beverly Hills”
• Weezer – “Let It All Hang Out”
• Weezer – “(If You’re Wondering If I Want You To) I Want You To” *
Tracks are available for $1.99/160 Microsoft Points/200 Wii Points. The Weezer three pack is available for $5.49 or 440 Microsoft Points. Tracks marked with a * are available for Lego Rock Band, too.
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