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Guitar Hero 5 May DLC Is All Over The Place
Foreigner, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Steve Miller Band, Snow Patrol, Aerosmith, and some unknown randos populate this month's downloadable tracks.
You know the drill. Here are the names of the bands alongside prices and release dates. Also, I've included the real names of the track packs in brackets next to the ones Activision provided.
Classic Rock 3-Track Pack [Haven't I Played These Somewhere Already? Pack]
-360 and Wii (May 6), PS3 (May 11)
- Foreigner - “Juke Box Hero”
- Lynyrd Skynyrd - “Sweet Home Alabama,”
- Steve Miller Band - “Take the Money and Run”
Alternative Pop Track Pack [Who? Who? and Why? Pack]
-(May 11)
- Alpha Rev - “Face Down”
- Capra - “Low Day”
- Snow Patrol - “You're All I Have”
Aerosmith Three-Song Track Pack [Guitar Hero: Aerosmith Didn't Have Full Instrumentation So Buy These Again Pack]
-(May 18)
- “Livin' On The Edge”
- “Love In An Elevator”
- “Rag Doll”
Song Packs
440 MSP, $5.49 on PSN, and 550 Wii Points
Singles
160 MSP, $1.99 on PSN, and 200 Wii Points
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