Rocksmith Remastered DLC 10/4/2016 – Anniversary Song Pack

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Hello Rocksmith fans!

It was announced a long time ago, but it’s finally time for the release of Rocksmith 2014 Remastered! Now, if you’re brand new to the franchise and are purchasing the remastered edition on disc, then you’re getting this week’s DLC for free. If, however, you’re just getting the update, then you can purchase these songs as part of the Anniversary Song Pack for $13.99.

We’ve got six songs from six brand new artists to the platform. In case you don’t remember, let’s take a look at what we’re getting!

First up, the very first taste of roots reggae to the platform comes courtesy of Bob Marley & the Wailers who bring their 1973 classic Three Little Birds to the game. Off of the album Burnin’, you’ll be sure to have a great time with this laid back groove! If you don’t recognize the song by title you probably know it as that “every little thing / gonna be alright” song.

Next, the king of rock and roll finally appears in the game. That’s right, Elvis Presley is bringing his 1969 classic Suspicious Minds to the game! It may sound like a simple track but be wary because there’s some tricky stuff in there!

Our next track is a dose of modern indie pop courtesy of fun.! No, it’s not We Are Young, it’s the title track from 2012’s Some Nights!

The next song is a little dose of Motown soul featuring the king of pop. Yes, from 1969’s Diana Ross Presents The Jackson 5, we’re getting the bouncy pop-soul classic I Want You Back! Bassists rejoice, as this is probably one of the best recorded bass lines of all time.

Then, we FINALLY get some more hip hop in Rocksmith (sort of) by way of one of the most memorable songs of the early 2000s. Off of OutKast‘s 2003 double album Speakerboxxx/The Love Below we have the classic Hey Ya!. Fun fact: except for the bass part, every instrument was performed by André 3000!

Finally, fans of mid 2000s TV shows with melodramatic montages will be over the moon at the addition of Train‘s 2001 hit Drops of Jupiter! All joking aside, this is a great song to have in your repertoire if you were, say, around a campfire

Anniversary Song Pack – $13.99 / Steam

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46GVerj5Vlc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhrWKHSRV48
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jRJ9XcCQZM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAsagYfBmxA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpNeqXf14nY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHWrtQ7YvLg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-viygr_VHk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsD8KJ4t8w0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DO4qMx8Ochk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66DY9m42Cq4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Mfd-mTDF-0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Zt6um011CU

There’s a lot of variety in here, so there’s bound to be something for everyone! Tell us, are you in for the whole thing, or more likely to just pick and choose? Let us know in the comments!

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51 thoughts on “Rocksmith Remastered DLC 10/4/2016 – Anniversary Song Pack

  1. I would get this pack, however it seems unreasonable to charge people who already own rocksmith 2014 as opposed to giving it away free if you BUY remastered. Sure the pack seems cool but I can’t see me dropping 13.99 on it.

    1. Just pretend it’s regular weekly DLC. The songs are three bucks (same as always) and buying the pack results in a free song. Why would anyone give if a shit if someone else in a different situation gets them for free? You can always buy remastered yourself and get them for free if “getting something for free” is your primary concern instead of enjoying playing great music.

  2. This was a great pack on bass. Four out of five were fun to play and the fifth was an okay song even if slow and easy (and no punk this week!). Thanks Ubisoft for a great anniversary pack (especially for “I want you back”). 🙂

  3. A-fuckin-gain…… Where the shit is my goddamn update and not only that, where is my option to download the songs…
    Anyone about to help a brother out with a download link please, doesn’t show up in my steam!?

    Cheers guys!

  4. They should’ve swapped the Alt Leads for the normal Lead tracks. Some Nights and Three Little Birds focus more on charting memorable melodies, keys and vocals… Hey Ya does this as well but the rhythm path has the actual guitar charted and the lead makes sense as a vocal/keys chart.

  5. First off, I know that Rocksmith needs to make money, that being said I’m a little unhappy that these songs didn’t come free, since I have 778 of the 909(?) Songs. That’s OK bcuz I don’t really want any of these. Second: I now have the update and it’s great in a lot of ways, but what really sucks is that all of a sudden it won’t let me play my songs. I will click on one and it will just vanish. If I go out of learn a song and back in the song will reappear. But if I click on it again it will disappear again. I have to restart the entire game to correct this, which is a pain. I play on Xbox one. Does anyone know where I can report this so it can get fixed?

  6. The buy or not question will lead to misleading figures many people will vote for Metallica even though this has no bearing on the quality of the pack and whether they will buy it

  7. Okay, I’m not gonna lie. I’m so excited about playing “I want you back” tomorrow that it kinda feels like Christmas eve. (and I apologize for the analogy to anyone who may be bent out of shape about not getting free stuff) (oh, and I suppose I should apologize to anyone who doesn’t celebrate christmas as well but I’m an atheist and you can all blow me). 😀

      1. I guess I have to wait for enumerating(which seems to take longer now)to finish before I can open anything. At least on xbox1.

  8. I’ve always been interested in playing guitar ever since I saw Prince and Jesse Johnson in the movie ‘Purple Rain.’ Sure it was only a movie but it was a dream of mine to actually play guitar. 30 years later thanks to Rocksmith, I’m able to fulfill my dream. I won’t be playing on the big stage but the fact that I’m playing is enough for me.

  9. I started my Rocksmith journey in the beginning of 2015 and feared I was coming aboard at the tail end of the franchise. It seems like there’s just as much, if not more interest in Rocksmith than there’s ever been. I’m very happy to see it continue to be a prosperous title!

  10. A bunch of songs I’m interesting in learning, but “I want you back” makes this pack an insta-buy. Really looking forward to learning the bass line.

  11. “I Want You Pack”. I was sure that was what the vote up there was going to say instead of “Hey, Ya”. Lol Can’t wait for this one. Time for a Motown pack!

  12. My God, this is the equivalent of going from the dirt and smog filled air of Tahrir Square to the fresh clean island breeze on Mau’i. For me (<–key words there) 2016 has been a depressing year musically. Lost Natalie Cole, Glen Frey, and Prince. Then the DLC for RS2014 has been for the most part very disappointing. (again, not trashing anyone else's musical tastes) The DLC has been uninspiring as we see the same 3 music genres released each week–very little variety this year. It seems now that the Anniversary Pack will FINALLY provide the most TRUE definition of variety that we've seen in a Variety pack is a long while.

    FINALLY FINALLY FINALLY – We're getting some Roots. Words can't explain how happy I am to see this. As with any fan, yes I feel there could have been better choices than Three Little Birds, (Burnin' and Lootin', Sun is Shining, No Woman No Cry, others) but the fact we're getting ANY Marley is stunning.
    Mahalo Nui Loa.

    FINALLY FINALLY FINALLY – When I think of what i'd like to play from Motown, this is one of the first songs that pop up. I Want You Back. The space between bass notes and then that run (actually walk)…. it just feels like a fun song to play. And since we've yet to get a quality offering from Mr. Clinton or Mr. Brown, there happens to be some funk for the guitarist out there as well.

    Finally, starting to see some Hip Hop, and yes there is music worth having in RS2014. For example, Dr. Dre prides himself on using live instrumentation in his music. If we're leaning toward hip hop that crosses boundaries, I've have gone with Lauryn Hill, The Roots, or some other songs by OutKast, however; in general it is nice to see Rocksmith is FINALLY starting spread its wings and add real variety to the mix.

    Good to see new ingredients in the gumbo.

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