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Harmonix and MTV Games have announced the launch of the Rock Band Music Store for Wii, with 50 songs available to download now and more to come over the weeks ahead.
To get the service up and running there are 50 tracks available for download, including 20 free songs and 30 songs previously made available to purchase for other console versions. On the Wii Rock Band Music Store each song is priced 200 Wii Points.
The 30 downloadable tracks for purchase include (Artist Title):
30 Seconds to Mars The Kill
All-American Rejects Move Along
Avenged Sevenfold Afterlife
Black Tide Shockwave
Blink-182 All the Small Things
Blondie Call Me
Boston More Than a Feeling
Boston Rock & Roll Band
Disturbed Inside the Fire
Fall Out Boy This Ain’t A Scene, It’s An Arms Race
Jimmy Buffett Cheeseburger in Paradise
Lynyrd Skynyrd Simple Man
Metallica And Justice For All
Motley Crue Saints of Los Angeles
Muse Hysteria
Nine Inch Nails The Perfect Drug
Oasis Wonderwall
Papa Roach Time is Running Out
Paramore Crushcrushcrush
Red Hot Chili Peppers Snow (( Hey Oh ))
Rush Working Man (vault edition)
Serj Tankian Beethoven’s C***
Smashing Pumpkins Zero
Stone Temple Pilots Interstate Love Song
Stone Temple Pilots Sex Type Thing
The Offspring Hammerhead
The Police Message in a Bottle
The Who Baba O’Riley
Weezer Buddy Holly
Weezer El Scorcho
The 20 free Rock Band 2 tracks include:
The 88 Sons & Daughters
Authority Zero No Regrets
Between the Buried & Me Prequel to the Sequel
Cab, The Bounce
Chevelles The, Get It On
The Cocktail Slippers Give it to Me
Dealership Database Corrupted
Endeverafter I Wanna Be Your Man
Ghost Hounds Ashes to Fire
Hollywood Undead Young
Kutless The Feeling
The Len Price 3 If I Ain’t Got You
Lesley Roy I’m Gone I’m Going
Opiate for the Masses Burn You Down
Semi-Precious Weapons Magnetic Baby
Shaimus Like a Fool
thenewno2 Crazy Tuesday
Tickle Me Pink The Time is Wrong
Underoath Desperate Times, Desperate Measures
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Expect the tracks to come thick and fast over the coming weeks, with the entire back catalogue of more than 500 songs to be made available on the Wii Rock Band Music Store. Additionally, regularly scheduled DLC releases for other consoles will also be available for Rock Band 2 on Wii starting in February.
