The Beatles Rock Band Set List: a considered guess

Joystiq published a story today confirming (from Paul McCartney, no less) that there will be 45 songs in the upcoming Beatles Rock Band game out later this year, spanning "early days, Liverpool, then psychedelic, and on from there." As a huge fan of both Rock Band and the Beatles, I have a pretty vested interest in how this game turns out.

I should point out, though, that my intense love of the Beatles is really only focused on their post-Rubber Soul material. Paul, however, says that the setlist will run the gamut. I'm gonna say 15 of the 45 songs will be pre-Rubber Soul:

1. She Loves You
2. I Wanna Hold Your Hand
3. Love Me Do
4. Help!
5. I Saw Her Standing There
6. Please Please Me
7. A Hard Day's Night
8. Can't Buy Me Love
9. Eight Days a Week
10. Ticket To Ride
11. Yesterday
12. I Feel Fine
13. Paperback Writer
14. Rain
15. We Can Work It Out

Those last few songs aren't exactly pre-Rubber Soul, but I was having trouble being generous with the early stuff. In any event, that selection seems reasonable, and as far as I can tell there's no need for keyboards. Which makes the remaining 30 songs a bit trickier to parse out; once they stopped touring and stayed in the studio, they started writing and recording songs that probably could not be performed by only the four of them - "Eleanor Rigby", for example, is done entirely with strings, and "Tomorrow Never Knows" was recorded in outer space, in the future. And unless this game introduces a keyboard peripheral, there's going to be quite a few classic songs that are going to be very difficult to play without one. ("Hey Jude" and "Let it Be" spring to mind.) But they can't outright ignore those songs, either; they have as much to do with the Beatles' enduring influence and legacy on popular music as their earlier, more conventional stuff. So they're gonna have to split the difference somehow.

Here's my best guesses as to the remaining 30 songs, which I'm picking based on a combination of historical importance, instrumental arrangement (with an emphasis on keyboard-less tracks and songs with riffs as opposed to chord strumming), Paul's being alive and John's being dead, and personal taste. I'm leaving out a lot of favorites (how can I possibly leave off "I Am The Walrus"?), but here goes:

1. Revolution
2. Get Back
3. Drive My Car
4. The Word
5. In My Life
6. Taxman
7. She Said, She Said
8. And Your Bird Can Sing
9. Doctor Robert
10. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
11. Getting Better
12. Good Morning Good Morning
13. A Day In the Life (I have no idea how, but it has to be in there)
    
14. Hello Goodbye
15. Strawberry Fields Forever
16. All You Need Is Love (guitar plays the string parts?)
17. Back in the U.S.S.R.
18. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
19. Birthday
20. Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me and My Monkey (not an obvious choice, but every instrument is doing something interesting, and there's gotta be at least one unexpected song)
21. Helter Skelter
22. Come Together
23. Something
24. Octopus's Garden
25. Here Comes The Sun
26. Mean Mr. Mustard -> Polythene Pam -> She Came In Through The Bathroom Window -> Golden Slumbers -> Carry That Weight -> The End
27. Get Back
28. Dig a Pony
29. I've Got A Feeling
30. The Ballad of John and Yoko

Obviously there are some major omissions; I opted to cut out anything piano-based, and I generally chose upbeat songs as opposed to softer acoustic songs, which leaves out quite a lot (including quite a few of my favorite Beatles songs). And my entry at #26 is assuming that Harmonix will be lumping the famous medley that closes out Abbey Road as one track; none of those songs really stand out on their own (except maybe "Bathroom Window") but they would make for an epic "final boss", with a long drum solo and those 3 rotating guitar solos.

That's my guess. What's yours?