Harmonix and MTV Games have finally fully consolidated their weekly DLC announcements for the award winning Rock Band cataloge of titles today now announcing every piece of digital awesomeness is one location…right here at Blast!

That Rock Band franchise? Yeah it’s Rock Band 1, 2, and Unplugged for the PSP. As you may know, Harmonix is playing catch-up with the Wii version and has been faithfully and in a determined fashion getting Wii rockers up to speed in terms of song availability by adding a f*ckton of songs each and every week for a hwile (name that reference in the comments) now.

Okay, now that the procedural nonsense is out of the way let us move forward to what you really want to know. That being the actual songs Harmonix is so lovingly granting faithful faux-rockers.

Rock Band & Rock Band 2 (Xbox 360/PS3)

Available July 14/16 for $1.99 (160 Microsoft Points for Xbox 360) per track or $5.49 (440 Microsoft Points for Xbox 360) per track pack.

Big Dipper “All Going Out Together”
Big Dipper “She’s Fetching”
Big Dipper “Younger Bums”
Judas Priest “Dissident Aggressor (Live)”
Judas Priest “Eat Me Alive (Live)”
Judas Priest “Prophecy (Live)”
The Dead Weather “Hang You From the Heavens”
The Dead Weather “No Hassle Night”
The Dead Weather “Treat Me Like Your Mother”

Rock Band 2 (Wii)

Available July 14 for 200 Wii Points per track

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club “Weapon of Choice”
Dear and the Headlights “Sweet Talk”
The Devil Wears Prada “Hey John, What’s Your Name Again?”
Evanescence “Bring Me to Life”
Evanescence “Call Me When You’re Sober”
Foreigner “Blue Morning, Blue Day”
Foreigner “Feels Like the First Time”
Foreigner “Headknocker”
The Killers “Mr. Brightside”
The Killers “Smile Like You Mean It”
The Killers “Spaceman”
Maroon 5 “Little of Your Time”
Maroon 5 “Makes Me Wonder”
Maroon 5 “Wake Up Call”
The Pixies “Crackity Jones”
The Pixies “Dead”
The Pixies “Debaser”
The Pixies “Gouge Away”
The Pixies “Here Comes Your Man”
The Pixies “Hey”
The Pixies “I Bleed”
The Pixies “La La Love You”
The Pixies “Monkey Gone to Heaven”
The Pixies “Mr. Grieves”
The Pixies “No 13 Baby”
The Pixies “Silver”
The Pixies “Tame”
The Pixies “There Goes My Gun”
Spinal Tap “Back From the Dead”
Spinal Tap “Rock “Ëœn’ Roll Nightmare”
Spinal Tap “Saucy Jack”
Spinal Tap “Warmer Than Hell”
Thrice “Image of the Invisible”

Rock Band Unplugged (PSP)

Available July 16 for $1.99 per track

Radiohead”My Iron Lung”
Killswitch Engage “My Curse”

The Rock Band franchise, from its dynamic and ground-breaking beginning, to its present day worldwide renown, is a heavy-weight in the music/rhythm game genre, and one that is undoubtedly here to stay.

After two crazy successful home console installments and over 40 million tunes sold via the online music store, the series finally wades into the waters of portable gaming with Rock Band: Unplugged.

Developed by Harmonix in association with BackBone Entertainment and published by MTV Games, Unplugged separates itself from the contender the genre, Guitar Hero: On Tour, by requiring no additional controller input to play and an in-game ability to download additional tunes, marking the advent of in-game commerce abilities on the handheld.

Rock Band: Unplugged will be aesthetically reminiscent of its big brother counterpart but will eschew the need for band-mates, instead challenging gamers to master guitar, bass, vocals, and drums at the same time as a one man band.

A total of 41 tracks, all masters will be playable on the final build and will include the following:

• 3 Doors Down — Kryptonite
• AFI — Miss Murder
• Alice in Chains — Would
• Billy Idol — White Wedding, Part 1
• Blink-182 — What’s My Age Again?
• Bon Jovi — Livin’ On A Prayer
• Boston — More Than A Feeling
• Foo Fighters — Everlong
• Jackson 5 — ABC
• Modest Mouse — Float On
• Nirvana — Drain You
• Pearl Jam — Alive
• The Police — Message in a Bottle
• Weezer — Buddy Holly
• The Who — Pinball Wizard

When Unplugged launches on June 9^th an additional 10 songs will be available as DLC, but no mention as of yet has been provided by Harmonix as to what the tunes will be.

The software itself will set you back $39.99, but if you’ve been in the market for a PSP and are an avid Rock Band fan, the Special Edition Bundle which will include a piano-black PSP 3000 system, a plentiful 4GB memory stick, a download voucher for the film “School of Rock,” and the game looks very attractive at $199.

A previously unreleased acoustic performance by legendary alternative rock band Nirvana will hit shelves soon with behind the scenes footage and additional songs not originally seen on the 1993 broadcast.

“The complete, unedited 66-minute concert including ‘Something In The Way’ and ‘Oh Me’ not aired during the original 44-minute broadcast,” MTV said in a statement. “‘Unplugged in New York’ also includes five previously unreleased rehearsal performances and MTV News interviews with the band and audience members.”

“Unplugged” was filmed Nov. 18, 1993 at Sony Music Studios, the show first aired on MTV Dec. 14, 1993, months before Kurt Cobain’s death.

The DVD also features a “Bare Witness” interview with the band.

Features:

COMPLETE SHOW (UNEDITED):

• About A Girl
• Come As You Are
• Jesus Doesn’t Want Me For A Sunbeam
• The Man Who Sold The World
• Pennyroyal Tea
• Dumb
• Polly
• On A Plain
• Something In The Way
• Plateau
• Oh, Me
• Lake Of Fire
• All Apologies
• Where Did You Sleep Last Night?

MTV NEWS – BARE WITNESS: Documentary

THE REHEARSALS:

• Come As You Are
• Polly
• Plateau
• Pennyroyal Tea
• The Man Who Sold The World

The DVD is available now.