I hate to burst the bubble, but most of the info from Wikipedia is about Rock Band 2.

RB2 has those awesome wireless drums from Ion ($300) but they are also an actual electronic drum kit.

Here's the track listing for Rock Band 2:

1. AC/DC Let There Be Rock 1970s
2. AFI Girl's Not Grey 2000s
3. Alanis Morissette You Oughta Know 1990s
4. Alice in Chains Man in the Box 1990s
5. Allman Brothers Ramblin' Man 1970s
6. Avenged Sevenfold Almost Easy 2000s
7. Bad Company Shooting Star 1970s
8. Beastie Boys So Whatcha Want 1990s
9. Beck E-Pro 2000s
10. Bikini Kill Rebel Girl 1990s
11. Billy Idol White Wedding Pt. I 1980s
12. Blondie One Way or Another 1970s
13. Bob Dylan Tangled Up in Blue 1970s
14. Bon Jovi Livin' on a Prayer 1980s
15. Cheap Trick Hello There 1970s
16. Devo Uncontrollable Urge 1980s
17. Dinosaur Jr. Feel the Pain 1990s
18. Disturbed Down with the Sickness 2000s
19. Dream Theater Panic Attack 2000s
20. Duran Duran Hungry Like the Wolf 1980s
21. Elvis Costello Pump It Up 1970s
22. Fleetwood Mac Go Your Own Way 1970s
23. Foo Fighters Everlong 1990s
24. Guns N' Roses Shackler's Revenge 2000s
25. Interpol PDA 2000s
26. Jane's Addiction Mountain Song 1980s
27. Jethro Tull Aqualung 1970s
28. Jimmy Eat World The Middle 2000s
29. Joan Jett Bad Reputation 1980s
30. Journey Anyway You Want It 1970s
31. Judas Priest Painkiller 1990s
32. Kansas Carry On Wayward Son 1970s
33. L7 Pretend We're Dead 1990s
34. Lacuna Coil Our Truth 2000s
35. Linkin Park One Step Closer 2000s
36. Lit My Own Worst Enemy 1990s
37. Lush De-Luxe 1990s
38. Mastodon Colony of Birchmen 2000s
39. Megadeth Peace Sells 1980s
40. Metallica Battery 1980s
41. Mighty Mighty Bosstones Where'd You Go 1990s
42. Modest Mouse Float On 2000s
43. Motorhead Ace of Spades 1980s
44. Nirvana Drain You 1990s
45. Norman Greenbaum Spirit in the Sky 1960s
46. Panic at the Disco Nine in the Afternoon 2000s
47. Paramore That's What You Get 2000s
48. Pearl Jam Alive 1990s
49. Presidents of the USA Lump 1990s
50. Rage Against the Machine Testify 1990s
51. Ratt Round & Round 1980s
52. Red Hot Chili Peppers Give it Away 1990s
53. Rise Against Give it All 2000s
54. Rush The Trees 1970s
55. Silversun Pickups Lazy Eye 2000s
56. Smashing Pumpkins Today 1990s
57. Social Distortion I Was Wrong 1990s
58. Sonic Youth Teenage Riot 1980s
59. Soundgarden Spoonman 1990s
60. Squeeze Cool for Cats 1970s
61. Steely Dan Bodhitsattya 1970s
62. Steve Miller Band Rock'n Me 1970s
63. Survivor Eye of the Tiger 1980s
64. System of a Down Chop Suey 2000s
65. Talking Heads Psycho Killer 1970s
66. Tenacious D Master Exploder 2000s
67. Testament Souls of Black 1990s
68. The Donnas New Kid in School 2000s
69. The Go-Go's We Got the Beat 1980s
70. The Grateful Dead Alabama Getaway 1980s
71. The Guess Who American Woman 1970s
72. The Muffs Kids in America 1990s
73. The Offspring Come Out & Play (Keep 'em Separated) 1990s
74. The Replacements Alex Chilton 1980s
75. The Who Pinball Wizard 1960s

Bonus Tracks
76. Abnormality Visions 2000s
77. Anarchy Club Get Clean 2000s
78. Bang Camaro Night Lies 2000s
79. Breaking Wheel Shoulder to the Plow 2000s
80. The Libyans Neighborhood 2000s
81. The Main Drag A Jagged Gorgeous Winter 2000s
82. Speck Conventional Lover 2000s
83. The Sterns Supreme Girl 2000s
84. That Handsome Devil Rob the Prez-O-Dent 2000s


Here's the $300 drum kit:

Here's some info from IGN's crew, who got to play it:

The major improvements to Rock Band 2 are all things Harmonix wasn't showing to the press. Band World Tour is now just "World Tour" and allows for solo play... and it's online (for real this time!). There are a number of new additions to World Tour mode. Tour Challenges are mini-campaigns that focus on a specific instrument, your favorite artist, preferred genre or even an album. These change and auto-update regularly as do challenges specific to content you've downloaded. So not only do you have the challenges you face to dominate in World Tour, but now you have a set of dynamic challenges that update regularly. Also online is a new Battle of the Bands mode where bands can face off for bragging rights. Rounding things out is a new Drum Trainer mode. Harmonix realized that while many became drum masters with RB1, just as many struggled to move past medium difficulty. This specialized training mode will give expert tips and teach you how to throw down awesome fills.

Plus, you can download tracks from RB1's disc to your hard drive and play them in RB2, along with all of the DLC songs! And, if you can't get RB2 yet, you can still download all the new DLC and it will play on RB1! So, if you download all the songs available, add those to the RB1 disc songs and add up all of the new RB2 tracks, you'll have HUNDREDS of songs ready to go the first day you get RB2! MTV and Harmonix also announced that they had another 20 songs that they didn't have room for on the disc, so they will release them as FREE DLC in September!

GH instruments will work on RB2 (as the GH guitars did for RB1), so that's a plus if you prefer GH gear!

My favorite thing is that you don't have to buy the new RB instruments if you don't want to! You can just buy the game and rock out!

One thing to note - RB2 comes out in September on the 360 and later in the fall/winter (probably November) for the PS3 and Wii.

I've heard rumors that RB instruments will work on GH:WT. If that's the case, I'll gladly buy GH:WT!

If any of you are Rock Band players on the 360, look me up online and we'll ROCK!!!

The PimpDragon Wrote: 61. Steely Dan Bodhitsattya 1970s

Got to correct you there - it's Steely Dan - Bodhisattva

What are you talking about?

It was released as a complete set first! I got my set with guitar, microphone, drum kit and game for Christmas. I never saw the separate stuff until a month or two later.

The GH2 guitar for the 360 works with RB1 on the 360. I'm sorry if the Wii doesn't support it, but it does for the 360, so my facts aren't wrong. I'm talking from experience as using the Gibson X-Plorer was the only way I could have 4 players at a time until the Stratocaster was available separately.

How is it that Harmonix doesn't know what quality is when they allow their games to have a longer shelf life and backwards compatability when GH has a new game practically every month (GH: Aerosmith, GH: On Tour, GH: handheld game, GH: Air Guitar, GH: World Tour)? The fact that I can play DLC from RB1 on RB2 is awesome, and the fact that RB1 owners can play RB2 DLC is even greater!

Show me the DLC from GH3 showing up on GH:WT - oh, wait. You can't because it ISN'T THERE! Harmonix so far has listened to the fans and delivered.

Plus, look at the DLC - EVERY SINGLE WEEK there are new songs to download. GH3 has only recently really started having DLC and it's not been that great, honestly. The amount of DLC for Rock Band is ridiculous and it hasn't been out as long as GH3, which has little when the two are compared.

Activision is copying RB's style, so obviously there must be some quality there!

On the 360, Harmonix confirmed that GH instruments would play on RB2, just like the GH guitars play on RB1. If they don't do that on the Wii or PS3, I'm sorry!

There may be a PS2 version, I just didn't see a listing at E3. Actually, since it sells so well, I'm sure there will be a PS2 version.

My GH 360 controllers hook in by USB, so I'm not sure what you're talking about with controller plug-ins versus USB. All 360 plug-ins are USB.

I'm sorry, but everything I have said is true, at least for the 360.

Since the price has come down, you may consider buying one!

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It's all good!

I think the problem with the Wii and PS2 versions is a matter of hardware. Neither have a hard drive, so it makes it harder to put more into it.

RB on the 360 can use your hard drive to store your characters, songs and files all in one place. That's an advantage for sure. You'd have to fill up a few memory cards for all of the music.

I did see where they are releasing the Track Pack disc for PS2 and Wii, so you can catch up on some tracks that way for about the same price as if you were downloading them.

Sure, Live isn't free, but $60 for an entire year doesn't bother me. It's $5 a month! It's the price of a game and I get much more out of it, from free demos to themes/gamer pics, trailers, movies (and the new deal with Netflix kicks in this fall, so Netflix folks can download movies onto their 360), XBLA arcade games (with HD support, multiplayer, leaderboards, etc.), a great online community, online marketplace and plenty of exclusives for the system and Live!

To me, it's totally worth it, but that's me!

Fanboys are what all of us are, so no apologies necessary! If we weren't fanboys, we wouldn't be on this website!

you know.... I actually know someone who works on Guitar Hero for Activision.....

I said that I would quote the Nintendo Power magazine if I found it, and I just did.

Nintendo Power vol. 229 - Interview with Harmonix producer Matt KellyFor instance, there's no create-a-character mode in the Wii version. Kelly explains, "It was one of the things that we looked at bringing over, and basically, first and foremost, [we wanted to] make sure the four-player band experience is supertight and polished, and basically you won't be able to tell a difference [in] it no matter what console you're playing on." In otherwords, being able to create a character would hurt the overall quality of the game, which the developers wanted to avoid.

First off: What the heck does create-a-character have to do with a four player quickplay match? Just curious..
Second: I can see a difference. The background CD video quality is worse than a Youtube video.
Third: If Activision can successfully realease a copy of Rock Band with all of it's Xbox360/PS3 features on the Wii, then Harmonix has no valid excuse for gimping Rock Band on the Wii. In my opinion, I think it would've looked better had it not been gimped.

That is all.

...And if you look to your left you will see two fanboyys arguing
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Sorry, Cam, but EVERYONE here is a fanboy, whether it's of Tron or other things!

Sorry, pot, but this is kettle - who you callin' black?

*has heart attack*

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Several songs have been confirmed. Maybe you've heard of them:

Crazy Train - Ozzy Ozborne
Mr. Crowley - Ozzy Ozborne
Beat It - Michal Jackson
Eye of the Tiger - Survivor
Hotel California - The Eagles
Light my Fire - The Doors
Love me Two Times - The Doors
The Joker - Steve Miller Band
Trapped Under Ice - Mettalica
Unknown Song - Nirvana

Woah.

The PimpDragon Wrote:To me, if you are a super-fan of something in the realm of pop culture, you are a fanboy - plain and simple! I'm a huge fanboy of Tron, Blade Runner, Star Wars (except for the Special Editions and prequels), and my favorite film of all time - JAWS! You're looking at a guy who drove 15 hours - ONE WAY - to Martha's Vineyard for the 30th anniversary of Jaws known as JawsFest! Yep. I'm a fanboy! I don't think it's a derrogatory term. I'm a film geek, totally. I'll gladly tell you as much! Film geek. Fanboy. No matter what you call us, we all are passionate about what we love. No way is that a bad thing - unless you start fights over it!

So you also suddenly have an urge to yell "Eye of the Tiger", too? Awesome.

And did it look like I was directly bashing Rock Band in the above post? Sorry if you took that the wrong way.

If you want a good chuckle, check out my Fanboy Encyclopedia:

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