Rock Band Track Pack no replacement for DLC, available July

Rock Band

for Wii isn't even screwing you over out yet, and already the downloadable content problem has been solved! All you have to do is buy an additional disc with a whopping twenty tracks for $29.99! No, you don't get to choose which ones you want and spend only a little money. You want extras? Pony up, suckers!

It's one thing -- and an acceptable thing -- to milk customers for a few bucks at a time for additional songs they really want. It's another thing altogether to offer up a full expansion for thirty dollars less than a month after the game is released. That's right: Rock Band isn't scheduled for the Wii until June 22, and this Track Pack is due July 15. And it's labeled Volume 1, naturally ... expect another round not long after that. We're anticipating September.

The only logical explanation for this travesty is that Harmonix is upset that they missed the Wii boat and are now scrambling to scrape as much quick cash as possible. The question is: will Wii owners take the rather unattractive bait? Fume your way past the break to see the full track listing for Rock Band's Track Pack Volume 1.

• 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"