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*NOTE: All song packs are 440 Microsoft Points and individual songs are 160 Points unless otherwise noted.

WHAT ROCKS: Pick your instrument. It doesn’t matter, because The Clash’s classic “I Fought the Law” is one of the best post-release tracks for Rock Band yet. Its lyrics are catchy and croon-able for anyone (“I fought the law and the…law won!”), the drums have mixed pace and entertaining note patterns, and the guitar is equally awesome with a mid-range difficulty.

WHAT SUCKS: We hope you like repetition! It is, after all, something of a staple in punk — and it’s certainly the defining characteristic of this trio of songs. The cover of Buzzcocks’ “Ever Fallen in Love” is very reminiscent of Vagiant’s “Seven” in that both are defined primarily by fast, patterned strumming and drumming. Some may find that fun, but as a gameplay mechanic, we’re rather bored by it. Even The Ramones’ “Rockaway Beach” — a song we thought would be included on the disc after it showed up in pre-release screenshots from the game — is just an exercise in turbo strummin’.

FINAL VERDICT: This pack is the best reason yet to be thankful that Harmonix offers each song for individual download as well as in packs. “I Fought the Law” is a blast, but the other two tracks are duds. Snag The Clash on its own for 160 Points.