Beat Saber continues to reel in top tracks for its now classic VR rhythm gameplay. The latest drop is the Rolling Stones Music Pack, bringing 11 of the game’s most classic rock tracks to date.

EDM not your style? Well Beat Saber has come a long way with its DLC music packs, which by now offer quite a bit of variety across 18 different albums. And today that selection gets a little bit wider with the release of the 19th music pack featuring the iconic classic rock group, The Rolling Stones.

Priced at $14 for the complete pack, or $2 per track, the Beat Saber Rolling Stones Music Pack includes the following tracks, including new songs from the group’s latest album:

  • Angry — New Single
  • Bite My Head Off (feat. Paul McCartney)
  • Can’t You Hear Me Knocking
  • Gimme Shelter
  • (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
  • Live By the Sword (feat. Elton John)
  • Mess It Up — New Single
  • Paint It Black
  • Start Me Up
  • Sympathy For The Devil
  • Whole Wide World

The Rolling Stones Music Pack is now available on all platforms where Beat Saber is sold: Meta Quest, PSVR 2, and PC VR. And if you’re looking for more rock, check out the Queen and Rock Mixtape Music Packs.

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  • gothicvillas

    Ouch

  • arczi79

    Do we have already passthrough?

  • Jeremiah

    Another album I’ll be avoiding like the plague, how about some music that actually suits the game? So thankful for custom songs…

  • Daniel Dobson

    I think the VR community wins from this.

    Glad its landing on all platforms simultaneously, that is respectful.

  • ApocalypseShadow

    Surprise drops… Micro transactions?

  • Gabriel Cash

    Good to have but shame that they were promoting a new album and felt the need to make over half the tracks new songs. I think most of us would sooner have had Jumpin Jack Flash and Brown Sugar.

  • tomchall

    going for the “ow my back” demographic