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Rock Band Wiikly: The Who, The Who, and more The Who

by David Hinkle on Mar 24th 2009 12:01PM

Hey, guess what's available at the Rock Band store? Oh, you can read headlines. Well then, yeah, tons of The Who available to you this week, along with a handful of non-The Who tracks. There are 12 new tracks total, so let's get to it!

Tracks from The Who (200 Wii Points each)

"Amazing Journey" - The Who
"Behind Blue Eyes" - The Who
"Eminence Front" - The Who
"Going Mobile" - The Who
"Leaving Here" - The Who
"Real Good Looking Boy" - The Who
"Sea and Sand" - The Who
"Who Are You" - The Who

Individual tracks (200 Wii Points each)

"All I Want" - The Offspring
"The Kids Aren't Alright" - The Offspring
"Losing My Religion" - REM
"The Way That It Shows" - Richard Thompson

As usual, you can skip past the break to preview each track.

[All tracks are original master recordings]

Tags: ea, Electronic-Arts, harmonix, mtv-games, Nintendo, rem, richard-thompson, rock-band, rock-band-wiikly, the-offspring, the-who, Wii

Reader Comments (15)

WFT? I thought that this was Pearl Jam week?

(Not that I'm a huge Pearl Jam fan, but still..)

That is this week on PS3 / 360. Not sure about Wii.

Yeah, Wii gets all new DLC (so that includes Pearl Jam) - and this is the next batch coming to the Wii version from the old ones.

Next to the Boston pack, I'd say The Who pack is one of the best DLC track packs RB has going for it imo.

Although, I noticed it's missing the 3 songs from the 'Live from Leeds' album.

They were released earlier.

ah. Thanks.

I'm a 360 RB player. Excuse my ignorance.

Is there an owl loose in here?

Ah-Booooo

Did the non-geek and non-otakus wii owners out there run out of space yet?

Oh, and all the ones that don't own a camera or other device requiring an SD card, or can't afford the 15 dollars to go buy one.

Don't get me wrong, the wii needs a *real* storage solution, badly. But it doesn't take a God damned "otaku" to work an SD slot.

15 dollars for an SD card? I got my 2gb one for 4 dollars from Micro Center.

Personally, I was most excited to see that we have "The Kids Aren't Alright." I've been waiting for that one.

I think its interesting that they released this song amongst all The Who songs, seeing as the title is a play on The Who's "The Kids Are Alright"

Where the hell is BabaO'Riley?!? That's the best song from The Who and they did not include it? What a turn down.

It's a shame that downloading Losing My Religion doesn't come with a free download of Michael Stipe doing that f'd up dance from their music video. I swear, they should have that song for Samba De Amigo so you could do the stupid awesome hand claps with it. And Dohko has a good point, where is Baba O'Rielly? Well, the song. The real dude is dead. I think. :P

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