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Guitar Hero 5 getting rolled over by Stones

Griffin McElroy

Updated Wed, Aug 19, 2009, 5:20 PM·1 min read

Are you ready to do your best Jagger? Activision certainly hopes so -- a recent press release has revealed the first DLC pack for Guitar Hero 5: A quintet of Rolling Stones tracks. Dropping September 3 (two days after the game hits store shelves), the pack includes live cuts of "Prodigal Son," "You Gotta Move," "Under My Thumb," "I'm Free," and "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction." You can bring the whole British Invasion to your console of choice for just 720

($9, 900 Wii Points) or get single songs from the pack for 160

($2, 200 Wii Points).

Seriously, though. Do your best Jagger. (Video NSFW!)

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