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06 Jan, 2009

Guitar Hero World Tour Australian Track Pack

360 News | Celebrate Australia Day with Silverchair, Wolfmother and the Vines.
A new downloadable Track Pack for Guitar Hero World Tour has been announced by Activision and Red Octane today.

To be released in time to celebrate Australia Day (as long as you want it on the Xbox 360), the Track Pack features Silverchair’s “Tomorrow”, Wolfmother’s “Dimension” and The Vines’ “Outtathaway!”

The new collection of tracks will be available from the 22nd of January on Xbox Live for 440 Microsoft Points (or 160 points per single) in time for rocking out on Australia Day. PlayStation 3 and Wii owners will have to wait until the 5th of February however, and will be able to get it for $9.95 (or $3.45 per single) and 160 Wii Points respectively.

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22 Comments
3 years ago
Argh, wheres Down Under by Men At Work!!?!
3 years ago
Corker blimey, that's the ducks guts! Fairdinkum! etc.
3 years ago
they probably couldn't get the flute attachment ready in time icon_wink.gif
3 years ago
They're all fine songs and everything, but you'd think with the pretty reasonable depth that Australian music has, they could have found better stuff. Especially given in the entire song list on the disc and what they have for DLC at the moment, they only have one Australian band (The Living End).
3 years ago
I didn't realise how much more expensive Guitar Hero tracks are compared to Rock Band. Rock band downloads are $2.45, so cheaper.
3 years ago
Holy ****! I seriously had no idea that The Vines were australian, I thought they were Poms for some reason.
3 years ago
What do you mean only one Australian band? Airbourne is in GH:WT and they're Australian aren't they?
3 years ago
Benza wrote
Holy ****! I seriously had no idea that The Vines were australian, I thought they were Poms for some reason.
Haha, are you serious? (Actually yes, you say you are)...

Fair enough - probably because they were the darlings of NME and the like when they first got going - yes that'll do.
3 years ago
laprius wrote
they probably couldn't get the flute attachment ready in time icon_wink.gif
Needs more Wobble Board Hero, imo.
3 years ago
Richie23 wrote
Argh, wheres Down Under by Men At Work!!?!
Maybe if Men at Work were an Australian band...
Uh, Men At Work are Australian.
3 years ago
Mr Waffle wrote
Needs more Wobble Board Hero, imo.
wobble board hero...NOW we're talking!!! bring it GH! you have an incredible untapped market just ripe for the picking!
3 years ago
While this is cool and all, shouldn't the fact its DLC mean we could be getting Australian songs all the time? I understand that it is perhaps too niche for the disc content, but DLC should negate this, as theres plenty of niche crap in there.
3 years ago
He need to cut the ego. wrote
Uh, Men At Work are Australian.
To be fair, Colin Hay was Scottish.
3 years ago
and he is playing at the corner hotel on the 16 january, i highly highly recommend going to a colin hay show
3 years ago
1mpr3gn4t0r wrote
Airbourne is in GH:WT and they're Australian aren't they?
... and Living End also
Sinthesys wrote
He need to cut the ego. wrote
Uh, Men At Work are Australian.
To be fair, Colin Hay was Scottish.
True true, but it doesn't make the band any less Australian.
3 years ago
Bleh, they could've atleast picked a good Silverchair song. And The Vines suck. Atleast it has Wolfmother. Would've preferred more Living End. Or AC/DC, though I realise they probably can't include AC/DC legally, or they would've by now.
3 years ago
Wow, sobriquet - how many opinions can you stuff into one post? At least I now know where you stand on Australian music, and my life is the better for it.
3 years ago
Glen McLeod-Thorpe wrote
Benza wrote
Holy ****! I seriously had no idea that The Vines were australian, I thought they were Poms for some reason.
Haha, are you serious? (Actually yes, you say you are)...

Fair enough - probably because they were the darlings of NME and the like when they first got going - yes that'll do.
your explanation/assumption is largely correct - they were very much the NME darlings of the time.
but they also went to the UK to record their first album because they couldn't get a record deal in Australia - they'd had some triple J airplay before they were signed, but still couldn't get a record deal here.

but Benza isn't the only one getting their nationality wrong, i remember the CD review of their first album in the US Rolling Stone, and they thought they were Americans putting on fake pommy accents, and scored them down for it.
3 years ago
ObsoletE wrote
but Benza isn't the only one getting their nationality wrong, i remember the CD review of their first album in the US Rolling Stone, and they thought they were Americans putting on fake pommy accents, and scored them down for it.
Weren't they on the cover as well? Something about them being the first Australian band since...someone else ages ago.
3 years ago
JP2daMC wrote
I didn't realise how much more expensive Guitar Hero tracks are compared to Rock Band. Rock band downloads are $2.45, so cheaper.
Actually on Xbox 360 they are the same (160 per song 440 for a pack of 3)

Rock Band is still much better though icon_razz.gif
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Australian Release Date:
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Publisher:
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Genre:
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Year Made:
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