Paste Magazine reports the full album will be available as downloadable content on February 1, and will feature pro-mode guitar and bass tracks to help players actually learn the ins and outs of guitarist Mick Jones and bassist Paul Simonon’s parts.
It will also include a special Pro-Instrument-Destruction-Mode, in which players can wildly swing their plastic axes around, inspired by the album’s famous cover shot.
Available on Xbox 360, Wii and PlayStation®3 system (Feb. 1):
• “London Calling” X
• “Brand New Cadillac”
• “Jimmy Jazz”
• “Hateful”
• “Rudie Can’t Fail” X
• “Spanish Bombs” X
• “The Right Profile”
• “Lost In The Supermarket”
• “Clampdown” X
• “The Guns of Brixton”
• “Wrong ‘Em Boyo”
• “Death Or Glory”
• “Koka Kola”
• “The Card Cheat” X
• "Lover’s Rock”
• “Four Horsemen”
• “I’m Not Down”
• “Revolution Rock”
Note: “Train In Vain” is already available, so not included in the track listing above.
The album will cost $19.99 (1600 Microsoft Points), with individual tracks going for $1.99 (160 Microsoft Points) each.
Tracks marked with “X” will include Pro Guitar and Pro Bass expansions for an additional $0.99 per song.
The Clash The Clash – London Calling (1979)
See also:
Clash guitarist reforms Big Audio Dynamite
The Clash: London Calling film in the works
