Why I buy this one ?
- A musical expansion to Rock Band, the collaborative, competitive, and single player music game
- Rock Band lets you and your friends form your own band and live out your rock and roll fantasies to music’s greatest soundtrack
- A fully functional game with all the great features of Rock Band
- Solo and Band Tour Mode, Quickplay, Tug of War, Score Dual, and song unlock progression
- 20 of the most popular tracks in Rock Band history distilled to perfection onto one disc, all utilizing the original master recordings.

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What our customer's say!

"rockband track pack vol.1", This disc has 20 or so songs on it that are not on any of the other disc . With the Wii the only thing is, is that you have to change the disc each time you want to play the different songs. I havent tried it after playing rockband 2 yet so I dont know if it saves them on there or not. I know that after playing rockband special edition you have to change the disc for track pack 1 and 2 when you want to play them. Good songs though.

"Sub-par but a few songs are good", Believe what the others are saying. The songs sound bad and there are a lot of really terrible songs on the playlist. But the 3 songs that are on it are pretty good. But now that RB2 is out, I'd get that instead if you need new Wii songs. Now if they'd only let us download...

"not so nice", we bought track pack 1 because we wanted new songs to play with. it turned out that the songs weren't so good and it would have been better if they included more chart topping rock selections. we're now just playing with the original rock band game and we hope that rock band 2 for wii will have better songs.

"GOOD GAME", Works just like Rock Band 1 (Wii). Has different songs and most are more challenging than the game that came with the equipment. Overall, I really liked it.

"It'll do until Rock Band 2 comes out", If you have played all the songs on Rock Band on the Wii this will hopefully hold you over until RB 2 comes out.

The songs are ok, not as awesome as the first Rock Band, it seems like a lot of leftovers from the original Rock Band, as bands represented on that disk make it here with some of their lesser known songs.

The songs on this are definitely harder than Rock Band and I found myself getting stuck on songs that are considered "First Stage". I had a total blast playing through such songs as "All the Small Things", "The Kill", and "Teenage Lobotomy".

All in all I would recommend this to those who have played through the original Rock Band and are waiting until the sequel comes out.

Hopefully that version will offer downloadable content as I can see that Harmonix offers a ton of great songs online that I would love love love to play on Rock Band if only I could.

C'mon Harmonix! Don't let Wii owners down!

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Track Selection", Rock Band is a great game; that's undeniable. By far the family's favourite game. However, with no online content (downloadable songs) for the Wii, the songs they release are just questionable. This game is so far reaching in the age spectrum and yet the songs seem geared for the typical video game age bracket of 16-24. Why?! I understand that you can't please everyone, but a majority of the songs seem like lesser known b-side songs and some are just downright too hard to even listen too. NIN for instance. I also could've sworn that the list they provided in the original Wii Rock Band game of the tracks that would be on Track Pack Vol 1 included songs that, as it turns out, aren't on there afterfall. Jimmy Buffet comes to mind.

"Breakdown!", When it came down to video games for the Nintendo Wii, there have absolutely been a lot of great games that have delivered on promise and gameplay like Super Mario Galaxy, Wii Sports and many others. Nevertheless, there have been some that should've delivered, but missed out on a lot of opportunity. That has shown recently with the release for Rock Band for the Nintendo Wii. The gameplay missed out on a lot of action to compete with the driven success it has shown for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360, especially with the ability to download new songs and strum your heart away to many great hits. Instead, Wii owners felt a bit saddened when they found out that there were going to be seperately made track pack expansion discs that will be available for Wii gamers to play to, that would add to the gameplay. Here is what the first one sounds like.

Rock Band Track Pack: Volume 1 for the Nintendo Wii is the first expansion add-on for those who've wanted a bit more for Rock Band. The game features 20 songs that are new for Wii owners to jam to, but the list mainly feels like it is short of being a decent way to rock out loud. While there are some songs that work well to the gameplay like guilty pleasures, Weezer and their classic hit Buddy Holly and the recently reunited Stone Temple Pilots with Interstate Love Song, most of the other tracks don't really seem to shine with the gameplay. While the graphics look great as an addition to Rock Band, it just doesn't shine within the story mode, or enough with the action of the game. The songlist also could've brought in some more of the mainstream hits from the big acts. While it is great to hear Lynard Skynard, I was hoping to jam to Freebird rather than Gimme Three Steps as a example.

All in all, Rock Band Track Pack: Volume 1 is a bit of a dissapointment for Wii owners who've still awaited for more to jam to, that have left them with a destroyed amplifier and brokenhearted dreams of being in a great rock band. I really was hoping that even with all the problems that plagued the game for the Wii, this could've brought those who wanted to Rock Out Loud driven to buy the game for the Wii, but instead it just misses the action and heads for a heartbreak. If Rock band 2 comes to the Wii, it had better be an improvement than this.

Graphics: B

Sound: C

Music list: D

Control: C

Fun & Enjoyment: C- for solo player; C 1/2- for multiplayer

Overall: D+