Cars' Self-Titled Album Hits Rock Band Next Week
The entirety of the album will be priced at 1200 Microsoft Points ($14.99). Individual tracks, such as "Just What I Needed" and "You're All I've Got Tonight," will be priced at 160 Microsoft Points ($1.99).
The Cars' self-titled album will arrive in the Xbox Live Marketplace on Tuesday, May 27, with the PlayStation 3 release following on Thursday, May 29.
With Judas Priest's "Screaming for Vengeance" and the Cars' self-titled out of the way, the remaining announced but yet unreleased full albums for Rock Band include the Who's "Who's Next" and the Pixies' "Doolittle".
A complete track listing for the Cars' self-titled album follows.
- All Mixed Up
- Bye Bye Love
- Don't Cha Stop
- Good Times Roll
- I'm in Touch with Your World
- Just What I Needed
- Moving in Stereo
- My Best Friend's Girl
- You're All I've Got Tonight
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tnyswonger
replyHeartbeat City was one of their better albums that I would have liked to have seen as the DLC, but eh, something is better than nothing.
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i know it's just opinion but heartbeat city was just awful, by 1980 they were out of ideas and just started churning out pop garbage.
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I'm not much for it on the whole, and I know it's not exactly rock per se, but Drive is my favorite ballad of all time. I'd really like to see it somewhere.
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Er, and by "it", I mean Heartbeat City.
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The Cars self-titled and Candy-O are the only awesome Cars albums. Hate everything else they did after those.
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