Ubisoft reveals a bunch of new tracks for Rocksmith

3 June 2011

Ubisoft has added a heap of new tracks to Rocksmith’s hit list, bringing it up to 29. For those of you who don’t keep up with this stuff, Rocksmith is the rhythm game for Real Musicians(tm), and chucks those plastic pretend-guitars for the real thing. It’s totally hardcore.

For the moment then, the game’s roster o’ rock includes:

•    Best Coast – “When I’m With You”
•    Blur – “Song 2”
•    The Black Keys – “Next Girl”
•    The Boxer Rebellion – “Step Out Of The Car”
•    Cream – “Sunshine Of Your Love”
•    The Cribs – “We Share The Same Skies”
•    The Cure – “Boys Don’t Cry”
•    Jenny O – “Well OK Honey”
•    Lynyrd Skynyrd –” Sweet Home Alabama”
•    Nirvana – “Breed”
•    Pixies – “Where Is My Mind?”
•    Radiohead – “High and Dry”
•    Red Fang – “Number Thirteen”
•    The Rolling Stones – “The Spider and the Fly”
•    Silversun Pickups – “Panic Switch”
•    Soundgarden – “Outshined”
•    Spoon –” Me and The Bean”
•    Stone Temple Pilots – “Vasoline”
•    Taddy Porter – “Mean Bitch”
•    Titus Andronicus – “A More Perfect Union”
•    White Denim – “Burnished”
•    The White Stripes – “Icky Thump”
•    Yellow Moon Band – “Chimney”
•    The Animals – “House of the Rising Sun”
•    The Black Keys – “I Got Mine”
•    David Bowie – “Rebel Rebel”
•    Interpol – “Slow Hands”
•    Nirvana – “In Bloom”
•    The Rolling Stones – “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction”

The will reportedly be packaged with “a unique quarter-inch USB cable that is the first of its kind, allowing users to plug any real guitar with a quarter-inch jack directly into their favourite console”.
It’s due out sometime later this year. I know what I’m doing sometime later this year.

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