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Import Guitar Hero: Metallica Songs Into Warriors of Rock
Activision announced that metalheads will be able to import 39 on-disc songs from Guitar Hero: Metallica into the upcoming Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock beginning on September 28. Even better, if you purchase the game between September 28 and October 5, the company will waive the usual import fee [Note: this offer is for Xbox 360 and PS3 only, Wii owners will have to pay]. After that, you'll have to shell out 480 Microsoft Points, $5.99 (PS3), or 600 Wii Points.
Here's a complete list of the songs that will be able to be imported into Warriors of Rock:
· Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band – “Turn The Page (Live)”
· Diamond Head – “Am I Evil?”
· Kyuss – “Demon Cleaner”
· Lynyrd Skynyrd – “Tuesday's Gone”
· Machine Head – “Beautiful Mourning”
· Mastodon – “Blood & Thunder”
· Mercyful Fate – “Evil”
· Metallica – “Battery”
· Metallica – “Creeping Death”
· Metallica – “Disposable Heroes”
· Metallica – “Dyers Eve”
· Metallica – “Enter Sandman”
· Metallica – “Fade To Black”
· Metallica – “Fight Fire With Fire”
· Metallica – “For Whom The Bell Tolls”
· Metallica – “Frantic”
· Metallica – “Fuel”
· Metallica – “Hit The Lights”
· Metallica – “King Nothing”
· Metallica – “Master Of Puppets”
· Metallica – “Mercyful Fate”
· Metallica – “No Leaf Clover”
· Metallica – “Nothing Else Matters”
· Metallica – “One”
· Metallica – “Orion”
· Metallica – “Sad But True”
· Metallica – “Seek And Destroy”
· Metallica – “The Memory Remains”
· Metallica – “The Shortest Straw”
· Metallica – “The Thing That Should Not Be”
· Metallica – “The Unforgiven”
· Metallica – “Welcome Home (Sanitarium)”
· Metallica – “Wherever I May Roam”
· Metallica – “Whiplash”
· Motörhead – “Ace Of Spades”
· Samhain – “Mother Of Mercy”
· Social Distortion – “Mommy's Little Monster (Live)”
· The Sword – “The Black River”
· Thin Lizzy – “The Boys Are Back In Town”
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