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Alice Cooper & The Runaways Re-Record for Guitar Hero
Seventies' rockers The Runaways and Alice Cooper have re-recorded "Cherry Bomb" and "No More Mr. Nice Guy," respectively, for Activision's Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock.
Apart from these two classic tracks, a number of other tracks have just been announced:
- Alter Bridge – “Ties That Bind”
- Atreyu – “Ravenous”
- Bad Brains – “Re-Ignition (Live)”
- Blue Öyster Cult – “Burning For You”
- Bush – “Machinehead”
- Deep Purple – “Burn”
- Edgar Winter – “Free Ride”
- Five Finger Death Punch – “Hard To See”
- George Thorogood and The Destroyers – “Move It On Over (Live)”
- Lynyrd Skynyrd – “Call Me The Breeze (Live)”
- Pantera – “I'm Broken”
- Poison – “Unskinny Bop”
- The Ramones – “Theme From Spiderman”
- Rise Against – “Savior”
- Steve Vai – “Speeding”
- Strung Out – “Calling”
- Styx – “Renegade”
- Sum 41 – “Motivation”
- Them Crooked Vultures – “Scumbag Blues”
- The White Stripes – “Seven Nation Army”
In all, the game will feature over 90 songs when it ships in September, including tracks from Muse, Queen, Megadeth, and Rush's epic "2112." For more on the game, check our hands-on impressions from E3.
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