Artist	Song
Quiet Riot	Bang Your Head (Metal Health)
from Quiet Riot - Greatest Hits (1996)
The Go-Go's	We Got the Beat
from Beauty and the Beat (1986)
A Flock of Seagulls	I Ran
from Platinum & Gold Collection: A Flock of Seagulls (2003)
Accept	Balls to the Wall
from Balls to the Wall (2001)
Skid Row	18 and Life
from Skid Row (2009)
Eddie Money	Shakin'
from The Best of Eddie Money (2001)
Asia	Heat of the Moment
from Asia (1982)
White Lion	Radar Love
from The Best of White Lion (1992)
Dio	Holy Diver
from The Very Beast of Dio (2010)
38 Special	Hold On Loosely
from .38 Special: Anthology (2001)
Scandal	The Warrior
from We Are the '80s: Scandal (2006)
The Romantics	What I Like About You
from The Romantics (1986)
The Police	Synchronicity II
from Synchronicity (Remastered) (2003)
Krokus	Ballroom Blitz
from The Blitz (1984)
Oingo Boingo	Only a Lad
from Skeletons in the Closet - The Best of Oingo Boingo (1989)
Ratt	Round and Round
from Out of the Cellar (2008)
Poison	Nothin' But a Good Time
from The Best of Poison - 20 Years of Rock (Remastered) (2006)
Faster Pussycat	Bathroom Wall
from Faster Pussycat (2008)
Judas Priest	Electric Eye
from Screaming for Vengeance (1993)
Dead Kennedys	Police Truck
from Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death (2004)
Winger	Seventeen
from Winger (2009)
Anthrax	Caught in a Mosh
from Madhouse - The Very Best of Anthrax (2001)
Extreme	Play With Me
from Extreme (2006)

Comment:

While we don't suggest wearing leg warmers or spandex in public — unless, of course, you work out — both bits of totally '80s attire are more than appropriate for getting into the hair-metal ("18 and Life," "I Wanna Rock," "Nothin' But a Good Time") and new wave ("We Got the Beat," "I Ran," "Only a Lad") mood of [i]Guitar Hero® Encore: Rocks the 80s®[/i]. Crank up our collection of top-shelf tracks pulled straight from the game: the neck-contorting chorus of "Bang Your Head (Metal Health)," the mountain-climbing chords of "Holy Diver," the slam dance-spawning thrash of "Caught in a Mosh," and the prog-peppered arena rock that sparkles and fades in "Heat of the Moment." Listen to those songs enough and you'll know just how to propel your "Power Meter" to its breaking point. Of course, you might also feel compelled to start teasing your hair . . . or at least add a [i]spritz[/i] of Aqua Net.

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