New Beatles: Rock Band Boasts 44 Tracks

To some, the Rock Band video games series seems like it has lost it's touch. But that's nothing The Beatles can't fix.

The Beatles: Rock Band has caused hysteria lately with several trailers of the video game being released and now the track list for it has been revealed. With songs from the entire catalogue, the newest installment of the video game series seems like it might produce the most sales, especially with the unique content that's included.

As stated last week, it will also feature previously unreleased audio from the Beatles as well as a "Career Mode" that will take fans through the band's history and tell the stories and meanings behind songs in the game. For those who need to polish their video game skills, drum lessons and vocal training will also be included in the game to help users perform just like The Beatles.

According to Harmonix, the following 44 songs will appear in the video game. There is one other song that hasn't been revealed yet and may not be until the game is available for purchase on September 9th, the same day when The Beatles' entire catalogue will be reissued.

The Beatles: Rock Band track list:

Singles:

I Want To Hold Your Hand

I Feel Fine

Day Tripper

Paperback Writer

Revolution

Don’t Let Me Down

Please Please Me:

I Saw Her Standing There

Boys

Do You Want To Know A Secret

Twist and Shout

With The Beatles:

I Wanna Be Your Man

A Hard Day’s Night:

A Hard Day’s Night

Can’t Buy Me Love

Beatles For Sale:

Eight Days a Week

Help!:

Ticket To Ride

Rubber Soul:

Drive My Car

I’m Looking Through You

If I Needed Someone

Revolver:

Taxman

Yellow Submarine

And Your Bird Can Sing

Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band:

Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band/With a Little Help From My Friends

Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds

Getting Better

Good Morning Good Morning

Magical Mystery Tour:

I Am The Walrus

Hello Goodbye

The Beatles (White Album):

Dear Prudence

Back In the U.S.S.R.

While My Guitar Gently Weeps

Birthday

Helter Skelter

Yellow Submarine:

Hey Bulldog

Abbey Road:

Come Together

Something

Octopus’s Garden

I Want You (She’s So Heavy)

Here Comes the Sun

Let It Be:

Dig a Pony

I Me Mine

I Got a Feeling

Get Back

Love:

Within You Without You/Tomorrow Never Knows

Comments

[paddypadman]

the vocal training thingy sounds pretty interesting..

[guitarskater11]

The only reason i would pick this up is for the unreleased stuff that will be on it. I really don't think that one of the greatest bands of all time should of went into this **** rock band stuff.

[edbert]

Wait...they don't have Help!?

And +1 to what guitarskater said.

[Empathica1928]

oh quit bitching, if you don't like them then don't play them, they don't affect you at all

[NewsoftheWorld]

I am sure that I'm going to get this....along with the remasters.

Beatlemania here I come!

[hawkdude9]

helter skelter ftw

[cuscus97]

where is "she loves you". good choice from the later albums, esp octopus's garden, helter skelter, while my guitar gently weeps. shame there aren't more tracks, though.

[TheDissident]

I Dig a Pony?

I'm in

[thfc]

Don't let me Down, Hey Bulldog, I want you are all awesome, especially for bass. I'm looking forward to this

[KingGohma]

This game looks really impressive. The dreamscapes look gorgeous.

This is what happens when a music rhythm game is made by a company that knows about things beyond the realm of video games. The Guitar Hero series as made by Neversoft is a retarded, nerdy adolescent vision of what music is. Harmonix have got the spirit of the Beatles down pat.