Rock Band Unplugged

Rock Band for the PSP has finally been announced. It is titled Rock Band Unplugged. Here are the full details, along with a confirmed release date and currently announced songs!

Release Date: June 9, 2009

Where? U.S and Europe

Price: $39.99

A limited edition PSP package will also be released on June 9 and will include Rock Band Unplugged, a download voucher for School of Rock, a 4GB memory stick and a Piano Black PSP for $199.99. Rock Band Unplugged will be the first PSP title to have a “fully-featured in-game store,” through which several songs — listed below — will be made available exclusively for a limited time before being released across the entire Rock Band platform. And yes, your existing PlayStation Network ID will be supported.

Songs:

• 3 Doors Down – “Kryptonite”
• AFI – “Miss Murder”
• Alice in Chains – “Would?”
• Audioslave – “Gasoline”
• Black Tide – “Show Me the Way”
• Blink 182 – “What’s My Age Again”
• Freezepop – “Less Talk More Rokk”
• Jackson 5 – “ABC”
• Tenacious D – “Rock Your Socks”

Trailer:

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Tired of going to the store to get those Microsoft Points for that new Xbox Live Arcade game? Want to renew your Xbox Live subscription without making a trip to the game store? Well, suffer no longer.

Amazon is now selling Xbox Live game codes on their website digitally. Supposedly, they are NOT charging tax on each purchase, making this much more worth while.

Head on over today to pick one up.

Metallica LIVE at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Hey all. After an extensively long break, we’re back and better than ever. Lots of new blog posts to come in the next few days so stay tuned.

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Hey guys! I’m going to show you how I got free Xbox Live subscription emailed to me completely free without using a credit card. You can use this method to get Wii points, Nexon cash and iTunes credits too!

How does this work and is this legal?
When you buy an Xbox Live Points card you just enter the code and Microsoft credits you with the points right? Well, if you follow the directions below there’s a site that will EMAIL these codes to you! They buy the codes from Microsoft (or whoever, depending if u get Wii points, NX cash, iTunes credits etc.) and they get paid by the sponsors that advertise on the site. So yes, this is 100% legit and legal. Cool huh?

The only downside is you need to be from USA, Canada, UK or Australia (that’s just how the advertisers work).

OK what do I need to do?
First thing you need to do is get a “junk” email account. Since you’re going to be getting a lot of junk mail you’re not going to want it all going to your real email address, so this is what this new email account will be used for.

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Once you get there click SIGN UP on the menu bar on the left and fill out your information.

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They also ask for your address. Don’t worry too much about this all they need your address for is to mail you prizes.

After you signup they will send you a confirmation link to your email address you entered. Click the link and you’re done. The email should come pretty quick (usually instantly). And make sure you check your spam folders.

Step 2: Complete Offers

Once inside you can check out the prize list. You’ll see the Xbox Live 1600 points card is 20 points – basically 1 point is 1 dollar. You earn points by completing offers and you should be able to get 20 points in about an hour or two.

To earn points click on “Available Offers”. There you will see a whole list of offers and how many points you’ll get if you complete that offer. When filling out an offer you don’t have to give your real home address or phone number. And make sure you use your spam email account because believe me you will be spammed. Also, be sure to check your email occasionally for those offers that require email confirmation otherwise you won’t get credited for completing the offer properly.

NOTE: The higher paying offers generally require a credit card and may charge you a few dollars (usually for shipping and handling). Basically you’re spending a few dollars to get 15-30 points. You see where I’m going with this. If you do enough credit card offers you can pretty much get an Xbox 360 Console (retails $350) for $50-60. (I’m actually in the middle of working my way towards one myself. I’ll write an article detailing how to do this later if enough people want)

Here are a few tips for filling out offers:
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2. Delete cookies before every offer
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5. Let each page load completely

Also remember that even though most of the time you’ll get the points 5-10 minutes after completing the offer, some may take up to a day or more (depending on the offer). So don’t worry if you don’t see the points just keep going they will appear if you’ve done everything correctly.

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After you have enough points you can now go to “Available Prizes” and see what you can cash those points in for. This is the fun part. =)

They have a ton of prizes. You’ll see stuff like consoles (Xbox, PS3, Wii), video games, iPods, etc. The Xbox Live cards are in the “Xbox” section and will be emailed to you. Physical prizes like iPods and video games will deliver so make sure your address is correct before you claim a prize that requires shipping.

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“We’ll buy you anything”

Next week’s Rock Band downloadable content brings you Rush’s Moving Pictures (for real this time) along with 6 other rocking singles by various artists.

Rush - Moving Pictures (880 / $11)

• “Tom Sawyer” (Original) (160 / $2)
• “Red Barchetta” (160 / $2)
• “YYZ” (160 / $2)
• “Limelight” (Original) (160 / $2)
• “The Camera Eye” (160 / $2)
• “Witch Hunt” (160 / $2)
• “Vital Signs” (160 / $2)

Individual tracks

• “Sorrow” – Bad Religion (160 / $2)
• “She Sells Sanctuary” – The Cult (160 / $2)
• “Bandages” – Hot Hot Heat (160 / $2)
• “Shoot the Runner” – Kasabian (160 / $2)
• “You’re No Rock N Roll Fun” – Sleater-Kinney (160 / $2)
• “Love Spreads” – Stone Roses (160 / $2)

We imagine that Activision Blizzard has more green cash money than a number of medium-sized countries thanks to their ownership of some ridiculously profitable franchises. While the skeptical industry analyst might expect them to sit on their surplus, or perhaps swim through it Scrooge McDuck style, a recent announcement from Activision revealed that they’re using said wealth to provide faux-rockers with a pretty terrific pre-order bonus for Guitar Hero: World Tour — an extra guitar peripheral.

As far as we can tell, the offer is only extended to those living (and purchasing rhythm games) in the UK, and is limited to pre-orders of the GH:WT bundle (currently retailing for £150 in most online stores). While it’s scientific fact that the modern gaming enthusiast already owns approximately seven guitar peripherals, newcomers to the rockstar simulation genre will now be able to play with a full band without incurring any pesky fees for an extra axe. Would-be bassists, rejoice!

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Guitar Hero World Tour Song List

Beautiful Disaster – 311 (NEW)
Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast – Airbourne*
Good God – Anouk~
One Armed Scissor – At the Drive-In*
Hail to the Freaks – Beatsteaks~
Heartbreaker – Pat Benatar
Livin’ On A Prayer – Bon Jovi
No Sleep Till Brooklyn – Beastie Boys
Rebel Yell – Billy Idol
Stillborn – Black Label Society
Weapon of Choice – Black Rebel Motorcycle Club*
One Way Or Another – Blondie (NEW)
Dammit – Blink 182
Scream Aim Fire – Bullet for my Valentine (NEW)
Shiver – Coldplay
Up Around The Bend – Creedence Clearwater Revival (NEW)
Love Removal Machine – The Cult
Feel the Pain – Dinosaur Jr.
Love Me Two Times – The Doors
Hotel California – The Eagles*
Aggro – The Enemy~
Go Your Own Way – Fleetwood Mac
Everlong – Foo Fighters
American Woman – The Guess Who
You’re Gonna Say Yeah – Hush Puppies~
Beat It – Michael Jackson
Purple Haze (Live) – Jimi Hendrix
Wind Cries Mary – Jimi Hendrix
Obstacle 1 – Interpol
Vinternoll 2 – Kent~
Freak On A Leash – Korn (NEW)
Are You Gonna Go My Way – Lenny Kravitz
Our Truth – Lacuna Coil (NEW)
What I’ve Done – Linkin Park
Prisoner of Society – The Living End (NEW)
La Bamba – Los Lobos (NEW)
Rooftops – Lostprophets~
L’Via L’Viaquez – Mars Volta (NEW)
Trapped Under Ice – Metallica
Float On – Modest Mouse
Overkill – Motorhead
Assassin – Muse (NEW)
Nuvole – Negramaro~
On The Road Again – Willie Nelson (NEW)
About a Girl – Nirvana (NEW)
Spiderwebs – No Doubt
Some Might Say – Oasis~
Crazy Train – Ozzy Osbourne
Mr. Crowley – Ozzy Osbourne
Misery Business – Paramore
Escuela de Calor – Radio Futura~
The One I Love – REM (NEW)
Hollywood Nights – Bob Seger
Lazy Eye – Silversun Pickups
Today – Smashing Pumpkins (NEW)
The Joker – Steve Miller Band
Toy Boy – Stuck in the Sound~
Santeria – Sublime
Eye of the Tiger – Survivor
B.Y.O.B. – System of a Down
Monsoon – Tokio Hotel~
Antisocial – Trust~
Hot For Teacher – Van Halen

Metallica – Cyanide STUDIO VERSION

Track listing

All songs written and composed by James Hetfield, Kirk Hammett, Robert Trujillo, and Lars Ulrich.