The setlist is..well..all over the place, but it does have enjoyable and improved gameplay.

User Rating: 8 | Guitar Hero 5 X360
Game play - Now, this is the best part of this sequel. Everything seems to be improved on in one way or another. The little challenges give you a bit of a goal for each song, and add a nice touch. Instead of beating every song to get to the end of the game like world tour, you just have to obtain a certain number of stars which is pretty easy. Also to note, in single player you can switch instruments in the same career, which is a step in the right direction from world tour's annoying single player which had you start over every single time.

Sound - About the set list..not my favorite to say the least. Its everywhere, classic rock, death metal, prog, to even a little bit of the Gorillaz. I'm personally a metal head so I can only point out a few songs I like.

Graphics - Not much to say here, looks great but its not like your looking at the background when your playing. If your watching someone play though, it is a notable improvement from Smash Hits and Guitar Hero: Metallica.

Value: I bought this game in September, and took up the offer to get Van Halen for free. This is the main reason I bought it, because I've been a Guitar Hero fan since 1. A good abundance of songs to make sure that even if you didn't buy it in September you'll get your moneys worth.