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First Rock Band downloads announced

November 15, 2007 21

Harmonix and MTV Games announced the release schedule for first wave of downloadable content for highly anticipated music video game rock band. Tracks Starting at $1.99 and include music from Metallica, The Police, Queens of the Stone Age, David Bowie, Ramones, The Clash and more available before the end of 2007.

Rock Band tracks announced

John M. Guilfoil

Gaming News Science and Technology

October 29, 2007 20

MTV Games and Harmonix announced the set list for the highly anticipated Rock Band, which will feature 58 Tracks including songs from Rolling Stones, Metallica, The Police, The Clash, Foo Fighters and Radiohead.

Rock Band release date pushed up

John M. Guilfoil

Gaming News Science and Technology

October 24, 2007 13

Originally announced as November 23, the well-anticipated Rock Band will hit stores November 20, before Thanksgiving and Black Friday, Harmonix...

Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s

Joe Sinicki

PlayStation 2 Reviews

August 1, 2007 9

When someone talks about guitar heroes, certain names often come to mind. They talk about Jimmy Page or Carlos Santana’s...

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