Rock Band, the game that lets four pals become rock stars regardless of musical ability, has promised to release classic, critics’-best-populating albums since its debut in 2007. To date, only three have made it: The Cars’ self-titled debut, Judas Priest’s Screaming for Vengeance, and now, The Pixies’ 1989 masterpiece, Doolittle. Gamers can use Rock Band music store’s full album section on June 24, according to IGN. The downloaded album features all master tracks for authentic audio pleasure. IGN also reports that the album is fun to play along to, with the biggest challenge being vocals: the player must be able to match Frank Black’s upper register to do well. No word on whether wearing a neck cone has an impact.
The Pixies’ Doolittle costs 1520 Microsoft points, or $19. Songs are also sold individually for 160 Microsoft Points, or $2. The album will be available on Tuesday, June 24th on Xbox 360 and will be released on PlayStation 3 two days later.
Track Listing:
* “Crackity Jones”
* “Dead”
* “Debaser”
* “Gouge Away”
* “Here Comes Your Man”
* “Hey”
* “I Bleed”
* “La la Love You”
* “Monkey Gone To Heaven”
* “Mr Grieves”
* “No 13 Baby”
* “Silver”
* “Tame”
* “There Goes My Gun”