Sos Band
The Beatles Rock Band Introduces Harmony Singing
I’d like to start off by saying that I’m definitely not a gamer, in fact I hate playing video games. I just really think they’re a waste of my precious time. But I do love rock music so I decided to get a Wii just so I could play Rock Band. I found that I really enjoyed the drumming and singing aspects of the game due to their realism. When you are drumming on Rock Band you are hitting real beats that are in the song and when you are singing you really have to sing in tune and on time to get more points. I think this is actually good practice.
Unfortunately there was a big down side to the Rock Band games I got. The songs included with the game. I’m a bit of a music snob and to my ears most of the music included with Rock Band is crap. Or atleast not songs I want to spend time playing!
Thankfully this biggest defect of Rock Band is completely fixed by the newest version of the game due out on September 9: Beatles Rock Band. The Beatles are not only the most influential and most popular band of all time, they are also my favorite band so to say that I am excited about this new game is an understatement. I think it will be awesome to get to play drums as if I was Ringo and to sing like I am John Lennon. It will be a real thrill.
But there is a lot more to The Beatles Rock Band Game than the fact that it comes with 45 Beatles songs (and you can download the entire Abbey Road album in October.) There’s also some new features that are unique to the game, most notably the harmony singing feature which allows up to three people to sing at once. This means up to six people can play the game at one time in all. This makes it a really good game for a party.
For huge Beatles fans like me, 9/9/9 isn’t just only Rock Band – it’s also about The Beatles Remastered Box Sets which are obvious must buys for any true Beatles fan.
SOS Band- Just Be Good To Me
