Rock Band Track Pack Vol. 1 coming to PS2, Wii this July

"I'm perfectly satisfied," you say to yourself as your fingers dart across spongy, fake frets. "I don't need those fancy high-definition graphics. As long as I can make out the notes, I'm happy. Heck, I can even see them when I close my eyes." Indeed, you're more than delighted with the PS2 version of Rock Band, the musical friend that keeps you company as you rock out in the basement. Alone.

EA, Harmonix and MTV Games can't help you with your graphics or self-deception issues, but they can offer you some of the downloadable tracks that Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 owners of Rock Band have been enjoying. Mind you, they won't be "downloadable" so much as they'll be purchasable for $29.99. The Rock Band Track Pack Volume 1, headed for Wii (the full game is out on June 22) and PlayStation 2 on July 15th, will contain 20 songs from such artists as David Bowie, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Weezer and Oasis.

Peer past the break for the full list and see if you go, "Ah, there's that song I like! I will gladly purchase this standalone set of tracks! I'm still talking to myself!"

• 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"