REM package available for new 'Guitar Hero' video game
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And there's good news for Metallica fans
Three new REM songs will be available for download on the new 'Guitar Hero' video game to celebrate its launch later this month.
The track pack includes three songs from the band's most recent album 'Accelerate': 'Horse to Water'; 'Man-Sized Wreath'; and 'Supernatural Superserious'.
'Guitar Hero World Tour' also announced that a Classic Rock Track Pack featuring 'Rock and Roll Band' by Boston, 'Hot Blooded' by Foreigner and 'Jessie's Girl' by Rick Springfield, will be available for download.
Lastly, anyone who downloaded Metallica's new album 'Death Magnetic' for the last version of the 'Guitar Hero' game will be able to play it on the new World Tour version without having to purchase it again.
'Guitar Hero World Tour' hits US stores on October 26.
--By our Los Angeles staff.
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The track pack includes three songs from the band's most recent album 'Accelerate': 'Horse to Water'; 'Man-Sized Wreath'; and 'Supernatural Superserious'.
'Guitar Hero World Tour' also announced that a Classic Rock Track Pack featuring 'Rock and Roll Band' by Boston, 'Hot Blooded' by Foreigner and 'Jessie's Girl' by Rick Springfield, will be available for download.
Lastly, anyone who downloaded Metallica's new album 'Death Magnetic' for the last version of the 'Guitar Hero' game will be able to play it on the new World Tour version without having to purchase it again.
'Guitar Hero World Tour' hits US stores on October 26.
--By our Los Angeles staff.
Find out more about NME.
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- Dec 1, 2008 at Bar Academy, London - Check availability
- Dec 10, 2008 at Clancy's, Cork - Check availability
- Dec 11, 2008 at Dublin Castle, London - Check availability
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