How many songs are on Aerosmith Guitar Hero?
Eurogamer has the full track list for Guitar Hero: Aerosmith, with details on all 41 of the songs to be found therein. The song is available as downloadable content for Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock as of March 6, 2008, and featured again as part of the Avenged Sevenfold track pack for Guitar Hero 5.
Does Guitar Hero: Aerosmith only have Aerosmith songs?
Guitar Hero: Aerosmith’s soundtrack consists of 41 songs; thirty are playable during Career mode and another 11 songs are unlockable in the vault. Twenty-nine of the songs are from Aerosmith, while the other twelve songs are from bands that inspired or have played with Aerosmith in the past. Train Kept A Rollin’ is the last encore in Guitar Hero Aerosmith. It is considered to be one of the hardest songs in the game. To hit the chords in the last half of the song, keep your finger on the highest required note held and move your fingers in and out when ever lower notes of the chord comes.
What is the hardest song in Guitar Hero: Aerosmith?
Train Kept A Rollin’ is the last encore in Guitar Hero Aerosmith. It is considered to be one of the hardest songs in the game. To hit the chords in the last half of the song, keep your finger on the highest required note held and move your fingers in and out when ever lower notes of the chord comes. Guitar Hero: Aerosmith’s soundtrack consists of 41 songs; thirty are playable during Career mode and another 11 songs are unlockable in the vault. Twenty-nine of the songs are from Aerosmith, while the other twelve songs are from bands that inspired or have played with Aerosmith in the past.
Was Guitar Hero: Aerosmith good?
Guitar Hero Aerosmith is a pretty good game if you are a die hard Aerosmith Fan. However I think the group is good, not great. So people who are bigger fans of Aerosmith will enjoy this game more than me. Some of the songs are great though, like Love in an Elevator, or Rag Doll. Uncle Salty, hands down. Some other Aerosmith songs have a sad vibe, or use sad words in the title, but Uncle Salty has brutally sad lyrics and themes though the whole song.