Bush Comes to the Rock Band Music Store
Not Dubya.
Published: February 3, 2012
Harmonix keeps chugging along and they must be doing pretty well. Alex Rigopulos, the CEO of the studio, donated generously to Colbert Super PAC to the tune of $9600. Keep fighting the good fight, Stephen and Alex!
But let's get back to the task at hand. London rockers Bush are coming to the Rock Band Store. The three songs featured this week are from the 1994 debut album Sixteen Stone which hit multiplatinum status (if only that translated to PSN trophies). No, "Glycerine" isn't a part of this set. The three songs featured are also singles from the album and include “Everything Zen,” “Comedown,” and “Machinehead." They will be available on the store as "Bush Pack 01" on February 7 for North America. If you happen to be from Europe then you'll have to wait an extra day. Sorry guys and gals!
"Machinehead" is the only song this week to feature any add-ons. Not only does it feature keyboard support, but it also comes with a bonus Pro Guitar and Bass upgrade. That'll run you an extra 99 cents. Of course that only makes sense if you have Rock Band 3.
For the entire pack you'll have to shell out $5.49 and if you just want an individual tune it'll run you $1.99. This is the first time that Bush has been available for Rock Band as DLC according to this fancy list. So if you're a fan then you have reached the mountain top!
Now if only they could get "Glycerine."
But let's get back to the task at hand. London rockers Bush are coming to the Rock Band Store. The three songs featured this week are from the 1994 debut album Sixteen Stone which hit multiplatinum status (if only that translated to PSN trophies). No, "Glycerine" isn't a part of this set. The three songs featured are also singles from the album and include “Everything Zen,” “Comedown,” and “Machinehead." They will be available on the store as "Bush Pack 01" on February 7 for North America. If you happen to be from Europe then you'll have to wait an extra day. Sorry guys and gals!
"Machinehead" is the only song this week to feature any add-ons. Not only does it feature keyboard support, but it also comes with a bonus Pro Guitar and Bass upgrade. That'll run you an extra 99 cents. Of course that only makes sense if you have Rock Band 3.
For the entire pack you'll have to shell out $5.49 and if you just want an individual tune it'll run you $1.99. This is the first time that Bush has been available for Rock Band as DLC according to this fancy list. So if you're a fan then you have reached the mountain top!
Now if only they could get "Glycerine."
