The “Break it Down” Blog

Seems like every week there is more downloadable content for music games announced.  Fortunately the publishers are starting to give a little more advanced notice than they were a few months back.

Rock Band / Rock Band 2 has nine songs released this week and it looks like another  next week.

This Week’s Tracks:
Children of Bodom - Are You Dead Yet
Finley - Tutto E’ Possibile
Platero y Tu - Hay Poco Rock N Roll
Squeeze - Tempted
Tokio Hotel - Ready, Set, Go
The All-American Rejects - Real World

All above tracks are $.99 (80 Microsoft Points) for a one month limited time window.

Miranda Cosgrove - Headphones On
This track is totally free!

Naked Brothers Band - Body I Occupy
Naked Brothers Band - I Don’t Want to Go to School
Both Naked Brothers Band tracks are permanently $.99 (80 Microsoft Points)

DLC is released on Xbox 360 on Tuesday 12/2 and PS3 Thursday 12/4. All tracks are masters.

It will not be officially confirmed until Friday by Harmonix, but No Doubt has posted on their site that they have 13 singles releasing next week.

Guitar Hero: World Tour has announced all of their Downloadable Content releases for December.  They include The Eagles, Nirvana and The Smashing Pumpkins packs for 440 Microsoft Points.  These will be followed by three free Reggae songs.

December 4 - The Smashing Pumpkins (three-song track pack featuring the recently released single “G.L.O.W.,” “1979? and “Everlasting Gaze.”)

December 11 - Nirvana (the final single released by the band, “You Know You’re Right,” along with “Negative Creep,” off the band’s debut album Bleach, and the smash hit “Sliver,”)

December 18 - The Eagles (from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees’ seventh studio album and first in 28 years, Long Road Out of Eden, “Frail Grasp on the Big Picture” is joined by two classic tracks that climbed to the top of the Billboard’s Hot 100, “One of These Nights” and “Life in the Fast Lane.”)

December 23 - The Reggae Rock Track Pack is comprised of “Jimi” from Slightly Stoopid, “Your Face” from Pepper and Expendables’ “Sacrifice.”