Single Tracks from Sum 41 and Tears for Fears Head to Rock Band
"Fat Lip" wasn't already on there? Dang.
Published: January 27, 2012
So, yes, Harmonix is still going with the DLC. As we check in for this week's latest tracks headed to the Rock Band Store, let's take a moment to really reflect on how far they've come. There are over 900 artists and 3,000 tracks between the disc and the store. They have consistently come out with updates for the Rock Band series since November 20, 2007.
This week, the Canadian punk rock band Sum 41 and 80s English New Wave group Tears for Fears have come to jam. Sum 41 got their first success in 2001 with the single "Fat Lip" off of their record All Killer, No Filler. They came back with a vengeance a year later with their follow-up, Does This Look Infected?, which includes my personal favorite song of theirs "Still Waiting."
Tears for Fears won audiences with their song "Head Over Heels," off of their CD Songs from the Big Chair. The single worked its way to a peak of #3 on the Billboard Top 100.
Conveniently enough, those are the three songs that you can play next on Rock Band 3! "Head Over Heels" will feature support for keyboards and "Fat Lip" has an upgrade to Pro Guitar and Bass. If you're just in it for "Still Waiting" don't worry, you still get an awesome song.
Each song costs $1.99 and the Pro upgrades will cost an additional $0.99. These will all be available next Tuesday (January 31) on the PlayStation Store.
This week, the Canadian punk rock band Sum 41 and 80s English New Wave group Tears for Fears have come to jam. Sum 41 got their first success in 2001 with the single "Fat Lip" off of their record All Killer, No Filler. They came back with a vengeance a year later with their follow-up, Does This Look Infected?, which includes my personal favorite song of theirs "Still Waiting."
Tears for Fears won audiences with their song "Head Over Heels," off of their CD Songs from the Big Chair. The single worked its way to a peak of #3 on the Billboard Top 100.
Conveniently enough, those are the three songs that you can play next on Rock Band 3! "Head Over Heels" will feature support for keyboards and "Fat Lip" has an upgrade to Pro Guitar and Bass. If you're just in it for "Still Waiting" don't worry, you still get an awesome song.
Each song costs $1.99 and the Pro upgrades will cost an additional $0.99. These will all be available next Tuesday (January 31) on the PlayStation Store.
