Guitar Hero Song Packs = B-List Music?

I posted this on the Ask Gamespot! board by accident.  I wanted to get some more discussion, so I copied it over: 

So the 80's song pack for Guitar Hero was officially announced today, and there's already rumors about a metal song pack coming out. These are great ideas from a money-making standpoint, and no doubt it'll be fun and amusing to play most of these songs.

But I wonder how good any of the music from any of these add-ons will be. Sure, there's some stinkers in GH and GH2, but there's also classics like Freebird and Smoke on the Water. Would Neversoft save their best stuff for the proper GH sequels, or might they put some classics in these add-ons? I would love to play "Master of Puppets", which is both metal and from 80's, any way that I can get it, but I would expect the developers would probably throw it in Guitar Hero before slapping it with the the 80's or metal tracks like "I Ran" or "Holy Diver".

I posted this on the Ask Gamespot! board by accident.  I wanted to get some more discussion, so I copied it over: 

So the 80's song pack for Guitar Hero was officially announced today, and there's already rumors about a metal song pack coming out. These are great ideas from a money-making standpoint, and no doubt it'll be fun and amusing to play most of these songs.

But I wonder how good any of the music from any of these add-ons will be. Sure, there's some stinkers in GH and GH2, but there's also classics like Freebird and Smoke on the Water. Would Neversoft save their best stuff for the proper GH sequels, or might they put some classics in these add-ons? I would love to play "Master of Puppets", which is both metal and from 80's, any way that I can get it, but I would expect the developers would probably throw it in Guitar Hero before slapping it with the the 80's or metal tracks like "I Ran" or "Holy Diver".

skrutop