over 1000 songs!!

[sdursch]

Harmonix has done it! There are officially over 1000 tracks on the Rock Band platform.

Rock Band = 58
Rock Band 2 = 84
LEGO Rock Band = 45
RB DLC = 752
AC/DC TP = 18
Country TP exclusives = 13
Metal TP exclusives = 6
The Beatles: Rock Band = 44
TBRB DLC = 10

1030 tracks to be precise.

If you want to be picky and not include The Beatles, then we are only at 976, and it'll take a few more weeks to break 1000.

[HaloOfTheSun]

http://www.rockband.com/music

View All 957 Rock Band Songs

[Baanu_Rass]

Only 948 playable in RB2 without buying the exclusives/counting RB1 non-transfers/replaced covers.

^+19 track pack exclusives.

[bonethug0108]

http://www.rockband.com/forums/showthread.php?t=167732

And that number from hmx is "wrong" because they haven't included the metal or country track pack exclusives yet, while still including the 3 from rb1 that didn't transfer(which could be debatable if you want to include them).

[stewjoe98]

I wouldnt call any beatles song or the 3 RB1 non-export songs part of the platform.

[Icyjoe14]

i bet they get 1000 playable in RB2 by the end of november

[HeyRiles]

There are 27 songs left until 1000 songs are available in the Rock Band platform, according to the List of Confirmed and Unconfirmed Songs in Rock Band thread

[sdursch]

To me, the "platform" includes ALL Rock Band games, no matter what disc you have to use to play it. Since the release of RB2, Harmonix still included the 3 non-exportable RB1 games in the platform count, so why not also include The Beatles music?

[Sayburr]

Originally Posted by sdursch

To me, the "platform" includes ALL Rock Band games, no matter what disc you have to use to play it. Since the release of RB2, Harmonix still included the 3 non-exportable RB1 games in the platform count, so why not also include The Beatles music?

Sorry... "platform" meant being able to play the songs with one disc... The Beatles and the three RB1 songs don't count because you can't play them along with the 900 songs you can play with the RB2 disc.

[fcmlefty]

Sayburr's assessment is spot on