Beatles: Rock Band One Day Away

In case you’ve been living underground for the past year, we’ll give you the rap-up. The Beatles: Rock Band releases tomorrow for the Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii. A Limited Edition Premier Bundle retails for $249 American that includes the disc, a replica of McCartney’s Höfner Bass, Beatles inspired Ludwig branded drums controller, microphone and mic stand.

The disc alone retails for $59 American and includes 45 of the Fab Four’s (arguably) best tracks. That’s just a little over half the tracks included with Rock Band 2, but being that it’s The Beatles, we might let that slip. Here’s the final track list:

  • Twist And Shout
  • Boys
  • Do You Want To Know A Secret
  • I Saw Her Standing There Ed Sullivan Theater (1964):
  • I Want To Hold Your Hand
  • Can’t Buy Me Love
  • A Hard Day’s Night
  • I Wanna Be Your Man
  • Ticket to Tide
  • I’m Looking Through You
  • Eight Days A Week
  • If I Needed Someone
  • I Feel Fine
  • Day Tripper
  • And Your Bird Can Sing
  • Drive My Car
  • Taxman
  • Paperback Writer
  • Yellow Submarine
  • Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band / With A Little Help From My Friends
  • Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
  • Getting Better
  • Within You Without You / Tomorrow Never Knows
  • Good Morning Good Morning
  • I Am The Walrus
  • Hello Goodbye
  • Hey Bulldog
  • Back In The U.S.S.R.
  • Dear Prudence
  • While My Guitar Gently Weeps
  • Helter Skelter
  • Revolution
  • Birthday
  • Octopus’s Garden
  • Something
  • Come Together
  • Here Comes The Sun
  • Dig a Pony
  • I’ve Got A Feeling
  • Don’t Let Me Down
  • I Me Mine
  • I Want You (She’s So Heavy)
  • Get Back
  • The End

Additionally, Xbox Live subscribers can download “All You Need is Love” exclusively to their 360’s. More album tracks will become available as DLC in the coming months, but most Beatles fans should be well sated until then. Beatles: Rock Band is rated T for Teen and is available 9/9/09 in North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and other territories.

Christopher Kirkman

Christopher is an old school nerd: designer, animator, code monkey, writer, gamer and Star Wars geek. As owner and Editor-In-Chief of Media Geeks, he takes playing games and watching movies very seriously. You know, in between naps.

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