Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Band: Stardust and the Wyverns
Guitar: Dan Steel
Bass: Stardust Starbourne
Drums: Rufus Velocity
Vocals: Colin McGarth
Source: Guitar Hero 5 DLC
Venue: The Stage of Kings
Setlist for the extended parts of The Aqueduct in GH5:
Dope Nose
Beverly Hills
Pork and Beans
Island in the Sun
The Boys are Back in Town
Dammit
What's My Age Again?
First Date
All The Small Things
Adam's Song
The Middle
Pain
Rio
Shout at the Devil
Girls, Girls, Girls
Cat Ness decided to take a small break so Dan Steel could step up to the guitar, only for her to find out that the men are singing about Girls, Girls, Girls, and the song 'Girls, Girls, Girls' too. Pretty sure someone on the DLC making team was, French, at least understands some French, and/or had to look up just to confirm what "a menage a trois" stood for and had to cut that part out. Though I'd be Raising Hell just for them cutting out the "Raising Hell" part just before "...at the Seventh Veil" but oh well...
General Description: After covering the full Warriors of Rock setlist, the GH WoR "Extended Artists Setlists", and the rest of the GH5 exports, I decided to watch my band perform the songs done by the artists that were provided on-disc for Guitar Hero 5, but had songs provided as DLC or onto another Guitar Hero game, prior or after the release of GH5 (i.e. 'Song 2' is on disc for GH5, then 'There's No Other Way" comes out as DLC, both songs were done by Blur). Even during the times when you could export the songs, some songs won't transfer over to Warriors of Rock, but with the use of a modded console or emulator, plus the "GH Re-Animated" (not that it's needed for the GH5 songs, but is needed for the other songs) and the "Missing Exports" packs, now we have access to the remaining songs.
Courtesy of Addy Mills for making both mods:
GH Re-Animated: youtube.com/watch?v=P1AKMMRrv60
How to install: youtube.com/watch?v=qqvfdWhNpgA
This may be one of the few times in these showcases were some songs may not be skipped over due to either major copyright issues, or songs that are instrumentals.
Band: Stardust and the Wyverns
Guitar: Dan Steel
Bass: Stardust Starbourne
Drums: Rufus Velocity
Vocals: Colin McGarth
Source: Guitar Hero 5 DLC
Venue: The Stage of Kings
Setlist for the extended parts of The Aqueduct in GH5:
Dope Nose
Beverly Hills
Pork and Beans
Island in the Sun
The Boys are Back in Town
Dammit
What's My Age Again?
First Date
All The Small Things
Adam's Song
The Middle
Pain
Rio
Shout at the Devil
Girls, Girls, Girls
Cat Ness decided to take a small break so Dan Steel could step up to the guitar, only for her to find out that the men are singing about Girls, Girls, Girls, and the song 'Girls, Girls, Girls' too. Pretty sure someone on the DLC making team was, French, at least understands some French, and/or had to look up just to confirm what "a menage a trois" stood for and had to cut that part out. Though I'd be Raising Hell just for them cutting out the "Raising Hell" part just before "...at the Seventh Veil" but oh well...
General Description: After covering the full Warriors of Rock setlist, the GH WoR "Extended Artists Setlists", and the rest of the GH5 exports, I decided to watch my band perform the songs done by the artists that were provided on-disc for Guitar Hero 5, but had songs provided as DLC or onto another Guitar Hero game, prior or after the release of GH5 (i.e. 'Song 2' is on disc for GH5, then 'There's No Other Way" comes out as DLC, both songs were done by Blur). Even during the times when you could export the songs, some songs won't transfer over to Warriors of Rock, but with the use of a modded console or emulator, plus the "GH Re-Animated" (not that it's needed for the GH5 songs, but is needed for the other songs) and the "Missing Exports" packs, now we have access to the remaining songs.
Courtesy of Addy Mills for making both mods:
GH Re-Animated: youtube.com/watch?v=P1AKMMRrv60
How to install: youtube.com/watch?v=qqvfdWhNpgA
This may be one of the few times in these showcases were some songs may not be skipped over due to either major copyright issues, or songs that are instrumentals.
