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‘Guitar Hero: Metallica’ Full Song List

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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Guitar Hero: Metallica is one of the most iconic rhythm games of all time, and it’s been a staple in the gaming industry for over a decade. This game was released in March 2009 and it featured a full list of Metallica’s greatest hits. Guitar Hero: Metallica came as a standalone game or as an expansion pack for Guitar Hero World Tour. Either way, it gave fans of the heavy metal band a virtual stage to rock out to their favorite hits. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the full song list featured in Guitar Hero: Metallica.

The game featured 49 different songs, 28 of which were by Metallica. The remaining songs were handpicked by Metallica themselves, and these songs featured some of the greatest metal bands of all time. The following is the complete song list from the game, in the order in which they appeared:

1. Enter Sandman – Metallica

2. For Whom The Bell Tolls – Metallica

3. Frantic – Metallica

4. Fuel – Metallica

5. Hit The Lights – Metallica

6. King Nothing – Metallica

7. Master of Puppets – Metallica

8. Mercyful Fate (Medley) – Metallica

9. No Leaf Clover – Metallica

10. Nothing Else Matters – Metallica

11. One – Metallica

12. Orion – Metallica

13. Sad But True – Metallica

14. Seek And Destroy – Metallica

15. The Memory Remains – Metallica

16. The Shortest Straw – Metallica

17. The Thing That Should Not Be – Metallica

18. The Unforgiven – Metallica

19. Welcome Home (Sanitarium) – Metallica

20. Wherever I May Roam – Metallica

21. Battery – Metallica

22. Creeping Death – Metallica

23. Disposable Heroes – Metallica

24. Dyers Eve – Metallica

25. Fight Fire With Fire – Metallica

26. Blackened – Metallica

27. …And Justice For All – Metallica

28. The Judas Kiss – Metallica

29. Albatross – Corrosion Of Conformity

30. Asteroid – Faith No More

31. Blood And Thunder – Mastodon

32. Demon Cleaner – Kyuss

33. Fatal Illusion – Megadeth

34. Ghost Walking – Lamb Of God

35. Mama Said – Metallica

36. No More Tears – Ozzy Osbourne

37. Nothing To Say – Slash’s Snakepit

38. Paranoid – Black Sabbath

39. Poison Was The Cure – Megadeth

40. Rock This Town – Stray Cats

41. Sad But True – Metallica (Live)

42. So What – Anti-Nowhere League

43. Stone Cold Crazy – Queen

44. The Boys Are Back In Town – Thin Lizzy

45. The Struggle Within – Metallica

46. Tuesday’s Gone – Lynyrd Skynyrd

47. Turn The Page – Bob Seger

48. War Ensemble – Slayer

49. Whiplash – Metallica

As you can see, the song list in Guitar Hero: Metallica is a true celebration of heavy metal culture. The game features some of the heaviest and most iconic metal songs of all time, as well as some of the more modern and contemporary tracks from bands such as Mastodon, Lamb of God and Megadeth. It also includes popular covers such as “The Boys Are Back in Town” by Thin Lizzy and “Paranoid” by Black Sabbath.

Guitar Hero: Metallica has a dedicated fan base, and its song list has played a vital role in keeping the game relevant even after all these years. The sheer scale of this game’s song list, combined with the ability to play as Metallica themselves, has made it one of the most memorable Guitar Hero games of all time. Its popularity is a testament to the power of Metallica’s music and its enduring legacy in the world of heavy metal.

In conclusion, Guitar Hero: Metallica is a game that remains popular even after more than a decade of its release. With a full 49-song list that includes some of the best metal songs of all time, the game truly celebrates the culture of heavy metal. The game is a must-play for any fans of the genre who want to rock out to iconic songs from Metallica and other legendary bands.

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