With the exception of games that are either a) un-fun or b) just have nothing to do with jams, we’ve tried to keep current on all things video game-related. Today brings more news on the next installment of the Guitar Hero franchise, a game that promises to be a black hole/joy ride of behemoth proportions. The White Stripes and Elton John will be making their GH5 debuts, both “Blue Orchid” and ” Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting),” respectively, to be included amongst the fray. Also on the docket now is the Rolling Stones’ “Sympathy For The Devil” as well as Sonic Youth’s Rather Ripped burner “Incinerate.” But the coup de grace remains an unreleased live recording of Nirvana’s “Lithium.” (via RS)
Here’s a complete list of the new additions:
Attack! Attack! UK – “You And Me”
Bon Jovi – “You Give Love A Bad Name”
Darker My Love – “Blue Day”
The Duke Spirit – “Send A Little Love Token”
Elton John – “Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting)”
Face To Face – “Disconnected”
Garbage – “Only Happy When It Rains”
Kaiser Chiefs – “Never Miss A Beat”
Kiss – “Shout It Out Loud”
Love and Rockets – “Mirror People”
My Morning Jacket – “One Big Holiday”
Nirvana – “Lithium (Live)”
The Police – “So Lonely”
Rammstein – “Du Hast”
The Rolling Stones – “Sympathy For The Devil”
Sonic Youth – “Incinerate”
Screaming Trees – “Nearly Lost You”
Sublime – “What I Got”
The Sword – “Maiden, Mother & Crone”
Thin Lizzy – “Jailbreak”
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – “American Girl”
The White Stripes – “Blue Orchid”
- Exclusive Premiere – MC Lars Featuring Paul Gilbert And Parry Gripp “Guitar Hero Hero (Beating Guitar Hero Doesn’t Make You Slash)”
- Kurt Cobain and Guitar Hero: The Drama Continues
- Kurt Cobain Avatar Wails on Guitar Hero 5, Also Fronts Bon Jovi?
- Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic Comment on Kurt Cobain Guitar Hero Avatar
- The Sex Pistols Re-Record Classic For Guitar Hero


August 24th, 2009 at 3:10 pm
Gotta keep playing GH while waiting for the Aion online, I just hope that I’m able to play more from Bon Jovi. Is there a possibility of compiling my favorite piece in one CD instead of wasting my time changing cd’s?