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Rock Band Weekly: Bruno Mars, Rise Against
Next week's Rock Band DLC includes packs from Bruno Mars and Rise Against (totally not The Machine). There are also pro guitar upgrades for Mötley Crüe's "Kickstart My Heart" and Pearl Jam's "Even Flow" legacy titles.
'80s Track Pack available now for Guitar Hero 5 and Band Hero
As expected, the '80s Track Pack for Guitar Hero 5 and Band Hero is now available for download on all the various consoles, featuring three respectable songs from the decade of New Wave and hair bands. Well, two or three, depending on how you like The Go-Gos. The entire thing is available for 440 on Xbox Live, $5.49 on PSN, or 550 Wii Points, and the individual songs are as follows: "Girls, Girls, Girls" by Motley Crue (160/ $1.99 / 200 Wii Points) "We Got the Beat" by The Go-Go's (160 / $1.99 / 200 Wii Points) "Sister Christian" by Night Ranger (160/ $1.99 / 200 Wii Points) Say what you want about "We Got the Beat," but we won't tolerate hating on the Crue or Night Ranger and, from the looks of those hairstyles above, they won't either. These songs are available now for both games, so get yourself mo-tor-in' on over to the store if you want 'em.
Guitar Hero 5 and Band Hero: March DLC
Next month's Guitar Hero 5 and Band Hero DLC should satisfy would-be rockers of all types, offering an eclectic mix of -- oh, there's totally some Flogging Molly! Sorry, we just had to get that out of our system, because St. Patrick's Day is next month and because, man, Flogging Molly is totally awesome. There are four distinct track packs coming next month, featuring OK Go, Blink-182, the aforementioned Molly Floggers and an '80s track pack -- because nothing says March like a dusty old denim jacket with the sleeves cut off and some Night Ranger.
Rock Band Weekly: KISS, Motley Crue, Alien Ant Farm
Your regularly scheduled Rock Band Weekly and Rock Band Wiikly will not be seen today, as we interrupt your programming with an amalgamation of the two. Harmonix has announced the latest round of Rock Band DLC and, as post headlines would have you believe, it contains notable amounts of Blink-182, Weezer, and KISS. Don't let your parents know you're downloading any KISS, though. It totally stands for Knights in Satan's Service. Select a platform below to view complete DLC listing:
Rock Band Wiikly: Steely Dan, Disturbed, Costello, Replacements, more
This week's Wii Rock Band DLC offering not only delivers the eclectic mix from last week's Rock Band Weekly announcement, but also adds ample variety of its own. With 25 tracks available, across many different genres of music, there's likely something in the list to satiate the DLC track hunger. This is the dim sum of Rock Band Wiikly announcements. Check out the full list after the break.
Rock Band wants you to get a checkup with Motley Crue's Dr. Feelgood
Rock Band DLC this week brings you to the offices of Dr. Feelgood, courtesy of Mötley Crüe. The full album can be downloaded for $15.99. The tracks are as follows: "Dr. Feelgood" "Slice of Your Pie" "Rattlesnake Shake" "Kickstart My Heart" "Without You" "Same Ol' Situation (SOS)" "Sticky Sweet" "She Goes Down" "Don't Go Away Mad (Just Go Away)" "Time for Change" Each individual track can be purchased for $1.99. All of them will be available on the PS Store beginning Thursday, October 16th.
Rumor: Cre's "Dr. Feelgood" album lands as Rock Band DLC Oct. 14
According to a post on Imeem.com, Mötley Crüe's 1989 album Dr. Feelgood is being prepped as the latest album for Rock Band, set to release on October 14. No price for the album is listed but the standard $2 per track seems most likely if the information is accurate. While the information seems plausible, we're waiting on confirmation from Harmonix before we throw confetti in celebration. Our sister site Joystiq has contacted the developer on the matter and we'll keep you informed of any updates.
Rumor: Mtley Cre's Dr. Feelgood becomes Rock Band DLC Oct. 14
According to a post on Imeem.com, Mötley Crüe's 1989 album Dr. Feelgood will be available as Rock Band DLC starting Oct. 14. We've contacted Harmonix to confirm the information. There is currently no price for the album listed and we really don't have a baseline for album cost to speculate, but standard pricing has been $2 for individual tracks.Even if Mötley Crüe is the source of the information, that doesn't necessarily mean that date will come to pass. We'll update as soon as we get more details.[Thanks mdouet]
Rck Band Weekly: CreFest Pack 2, System of a Down
Next week's Rock Band DLC brings another serving of tracks from Crüefest, with all songs being offered at $1 apiece. There's also a couple tracks from System Of A Down for your DLC consideration.Crüefest Pack 2 (240 / $3) "Face Down In The Dirt" - Mötley Crüe (80 / $1) "Rescue Me" - Buckcherry (80 / $1) "Life Is Beautiful" - Sixx AM (80 / $1) Individual songs: "B.Y.O.B." - System Of A Down (160 / $2) "Toxicity" - System Of A Down (160 / $2) Videos for these songs can be found after the break. The tracks will be available for download next Tuesday and Thursday for Xbox 360 and PS3, respectively.
Rck Band Weekly: Accre the awesme Crefest DLC
Next week's selection of Rock Band DLC is brought to you by this summer's Crüefest, so tracks are all offered at a price of $1 a piece. There's also a song called "Promised Land," which will be free and comes from the upcoming movie The Rocker, starring Dwight from The Office. HMXSean also hints that there should be some "news-type-stuff" being announced on Monday -- what (or who) could it be?*Crüefest Pack (240 MS points / $3) "Down At The Whisky" - Mötley Crüe (80 MS Points / $1) "Time is Running Out" - Papa Roach (80 MS Points / $1) "Who's Going Home With You Tonight" - Trapt (80 MS Points / $1) "Promised Land" - Vesuvius (Free) Videos for these songs can be found after the break. The tracks will be available for download next Tuesday and Thursday for Xbox 360 and PS3, respectively.*Honestly, we have no idea what it is. We're just joshin' about the Who's Next thing because it's just gotten so ridiculous at this point.
Rock Band Weekly: Mtley Cre stumbles in with 'Saints of Los Angeles'
Coming out of nowhere, a single off of Mötley Crüe's new album will be available as Rock Band downloadable content this week. This marks the first time a brand-new song is released as a playable track in the game. Needless to say, it is a master track.Individual song "Saints of Los Angeles" - Mötley Crüe (80 MS points/ $1) We've placed what we believe is the song after the break -- we're not sure if there's an actual video yet. The rest of this week's Rock Band DLC was previously announced last Friday. The song releases tomorrow on Xbox 360 and this Thursday on the new PSN.
