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More DLC Coming For Rock Band Brand Music Game
It’s Friday! The workweek is nearly over! The weekend is almost here! And just like clockwork, Harmonix and MTV Games are revealing next week’s DLC for Rock Band.
What are we up against? How about three tracks from Disturbed, a few songs from the Mother Hips and Silversun Pickups and a lone tune from TRUSTcompany? Is that enough for you? If not, I don’t know what to tell you. That’s all I’ve got. Honest. Maybe next Friday your favorite band will get the DLC it so desperately deserves. If you’re a huge Disturbed fan, however, you’re probably pinching yourself black and blue right now. Congrats, you lucky devil.
Disturbed Pack 02—Includes the songs “Meaning of Life,” “The Game,” and “Voices.” Tracks are available individually for $1.99/160 Microsoft Points/200 Wii Points or as a three-song bundle for $5.49/440 Microsoft Points.
The Mother Hips—The songs “Third Floor Story” and “White Falcon Fuzz”* are available individually for $1.99/160 Microsoft Points/200 Wii Points.
Silversun Pickups—The songs “Panic Switch” and “Sort Of”* are available individually for $1.99/160 Microsoft Points/200 Wii Points.
TRUSTcompany’s “Downfall”* is available for $1.99/160 Microsoft Points/200 Wii Points.
Songs marked with a * are family friendly enough to make it onto the Lego Rock Band stage. Sorry, Disturbed. Your brand of growling rock and/or roll is too intense for Legoland.
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