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After trickling the whole thing out piece by piece on different websites, Activision has finally put up a complete list of the bands whose songs will show up in Guitar Hero 5 (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii) on the game's official website.
The list contains a whopping 84 different bands (I thought it was supposed to be 85?), but it's not clear if all of them will be included on-disc when the game hits retail or if some will be held back as future DLC releases. Guitar Hero 5 is slated for a September 1, 2009, release.
- 3 Doors Down
- A Perfect Circle
- AFI
- Arctic Monkeys
- Attack! Attack! UK
- Band Of Horses
- Beastie Boys
- Beck
- Billy Idol
- Billy Squier
- Blink-182
- Blur
- Bob Dylan
- Bon Jovi
- Brand New
- Bush
- Children Of Bodom
- Coldplay
- Darker My Love
- Darkest Hour
- David Bowie
- Deep Purple
- Dire Straits
- Duran Duran
- Eagles Of Death Metal
- Elliott Smith
- Elton John
- Face To Face
- Garbage
- Gorillaz
- Gov't Mule
- Grand Funk Railroad
- Iggy Pop
- Iron Maiden
- Jeff Beck
- Jimmy Eat World
- John Mellencamp
- Johnny Cash
- Kaiser Chiefs
- King Crimson
- Kings Of Leon
- Kiss
- Love and Rockets
- Megadeth
- Mötley Crüe
- Muse
- My Morning Jacket
- Nirvana
- No Doubt
- Peter Frampton
- Public Enemy Featuring Zakk Wylde
- Queen & David Bowie
- Queens Of The Stone Age
- Rammstein
- Rose Hill Drive
- Rush
- Santana
- Scars On Broadway
- Screaming Trees
- Smashing Pumpkins
- Sonic Youth
- Spacehog
- Stevie Wonder
- Sublime
- Sunny Day Real Estate
- T. Rex
- The Bronx
- The Derek Trucks Band
- The Duke Spirit
- The Killers
- The Police
- The Raconteurs
- The Rolling Stones
- The Sword
- The White Stripes
- Thin Lizzy
- Thrice
- Tom Petty
- Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
- TV On The Radio
- Vampire Weekend
- Weezer
- Wild Cherry
- Wolfmother
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quite a few good bands there :)
About 80-90% of all those bands already have songs on Rock Band or previous Guitar Hero editions. They seriously can't find any other musicians or underground/indie bands or anything? This is why I stopped playing GH after III. Too much failure on Activision's part.
This is becoming another Madden thing. Little update.
RAMMSTEIN!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!1
a lot of the other bands suck tho, i mean yea kiss is good, iron maiden, children of bodom, nirvana etc. but most of the other bands suck
Stop making games with 85 songs on them, and then only releasing 20 or so DLC songs.... They should have a massive set of music available, and then you could buy a game that includes a giftcard for YOU to pick the songs you want... then people wouldn't ***** about only 10% of the songs being good.
That's what i thought too, and then i saw arctic monkeys in the list, as long as the song fluorescent adolescent makes the cut, then it's an instant buy for me.
..no system of a down or three days grace...
just keep releasing your music as DLC and drag out the value of your games.
ppl are getting sick of seeing a new one each year
It's called the in-game Music Store, and it's onj both Rock band 1 and 2. Over 500+ songs available for download right now. Over 95% of them are master tracks.
I have a PS3 and a Wii with downloadable content availabilities, but since I still have my PS2 instruments I'm not even caring one ounce if they keep making new games instead of DLC. I just download the new one, put it on my PS2 harddrive and play it. It's easier that way.
Of course, not every one has the same setup I do. Now if we actually want to advance into the FUTURE, then yeah, we should probably start making new games.
They do have one, and through it you buy songs from anywhere to 2 dollars to
By releasing them in a new game, you'll get new features, new venues and new music, all for about 1.4 dollars a song, if the game costs 60
You may not like all the songs, or like switching disks, but it does turn out to be a better value in the long one