Create your own radio station for GTA

[RedMelon3916]

Maisonette Radio

Airing live from the neon-lit dancefloor at Maisonette 9, Algonquin. DJ Paul is here to turn your claustrophobic nightshift, cleaning the floor at the office, into the ultimate nightlife experience you can have in Liberty City where you can rip it all out in-between the cubbicles, just without the padded LED dancefloor, all the strobe lights and that silly mirror ball that hasn't been replaced for the last 35 years. Just watch out for the camera feed. If the boss sees it, you'll have to pack your bags goodbye but don't worry, you do know where the next night job will be at.

Genres: House, Dance Music, EDM, Deep House, Piano House, French House, Progressive House, Electro House

Type: Two continuous Mixes of 6 songs undercut by the DJ (With commentaries from the DJ in-between 2-3 songs and between the first and second mix) with a commercial break once the second mix end.

Location: Maisonette 9, Algonquin, Liberty City

Era: 2017

Host: Paul Martin A.K.A. DJ Paul (with special appearances from Andre the Accelerator, Nathan Vincent Duvall from Disciples, Sonny Fodera, Francesco "Phra" Barbaglia from Crookers, A-Trak, Just Kiddin, Marc Kinchen A.K.A. MK & Boy Sanchez)

 

 

Tracklist:

Spoiler

Mix 1:

Ofenbach - Be Mine (2016)

The Magician - Together (Extended Mix) (2015)

A-Trak - Push (Featuring Andrew Wyatt) (2014)

Kungs vs. Cookin' on 3 Burners - This Girl (Remix from 2016) (Original song from 2009)

Blonde - All Night (Featuring Mar) (2015)

Oliver Heldens X Becky Hill - Gecko (Overdrive) (2014)

 

Mix 2:

Pat Lok - Mar Vista (2017)

Riton - Rinse & Repeat (Featuring Kah-Lo) (2015)

Disclosure - When The Fire Starts To Burn - Midland Remix (2013)

Kaytranada - Together (Featuring AlunaGeorge & Goldlink) (2016)

Aaron Smith - Dancin' (Krono Remix) (Remix from 2013) (Original song from 2005)

Calvin Harris - Pray to God (Featuring HAIM) (Calvin Harris vs Mike Pickering Hacienda Remix) (Remix from 2015) (Original song from 2014)

 

Mix 3:

Route 94 - My Love (Featuring Jess Glynne) (2014)

Sonny Fodera - Feeling U (Featuring Yasmin) (Deep Mix) (2015)

DJ S.K.T - All I Wanna Do (Featuring Taet) (2016)

OFFAIAH - Trouble (2016)

The Blessed Madonna - We Don't Need No Music (Thank you Rahaan) (2012)

Just Kiddin - Only for You (2016)

 

Mix 4:

ZHU - Nightcrawler (2017)

Karma Kid - Bird of Prey (2014)

Crookers - A Place in My Heart (Featuring Kym Mazelle) (2016)

Disciples - On My Mind (2017)

Gorgon City - Go All Night (Featuring Jennifer Hudson) (2014)

MK - 17 (Extended Mix) (2017)

 

Edited May 22, 2022 by RedMelon3916
Fix the title for the song "Bird of Prey" by Karma Kid of which I wrote the word "Bird" at the plural.

[Face The Music]

...three, four, five months later....here's a combo package. I've got a little concept floating in my head of a GTA game set in an expy of Memphis named "Thebes". (Both Memphis and Thebes were ancient Egyptian cities.) Got five stations more or less finished, and have more planned (a country station is one of them). Sadly made them before seeing the rules so I did break a few of them, although I honestly tried as hard as possible not to do repeat songs, and the ones that are repeated are ones that got removed from their games.

95.2 Funkopolis FM

Funkin' Awesome!

103.2 Thebes Rock Radio

Thebes' Only* Rock Station *we don't talk about thunderhead

75.2 Lannahech Lowdown (Named after the Mississippi River expy that appeared in RDR2)

Thebes' Rap Residence

Thunderhead 109.2

The Hardest Rock In The Nation!

82.7 Moonwalk Mix (NOTE - probably will be renamed once I think of a better name)

All Pop. All The Time.

93.5 Lonesome Road

Because sometimes rock won't cut it.

 

NOTES

 

Moonwalk Mix would be the second largest station in GTA History - barely behind Music Locker Radio.

Returning songs (original) - Edge of Seventeen, Evil Woman, Billie Jean, Express Yourself. Edge of Seventeen was just because Rockstar flat out confirmed they still have it licensed after using it as a ringtone in Cayo Perico, while Evil Woman, Billie Jean and Express Yourself were simply because I couldn't find any covers of them.

Returning songs (covers) - Killing In The Name, Hellraiser, Wanna Be Startin' Somethin', How I Could Just Kill A Man

A whole lot of GTA 4 and 5 cut songs were included in these. In particular, Lannahech Lowdown is almost entirely cut GTA 5 West Coast Classics and Radio Los Santos songs.

Longest song in GTA history would be in Funkopolis - Billy the Mountain by Frank Zappa at THIRTY GODDAMN MINUTES.

Edited December 9, 2022 by Face The Music

[Quarterock808]

The Reverb Soundsystem FM

 

Eek-A-Mouse - Politics

Half Pint - Crazy Girl

Wailing Souls - Shark Attack

Smith And Mighty - B Line Fi Blow

The Slickers - Johnny Too Bad

Barrington Levy - Moonlight Lover

The Aggrovators - Dub Fi Gwaan

New Age Steppers - Problems

UK Apache - Original Nuttah 25

Aswad - Shine

Inner Circle - Bad Boys

Shabba Ranks - Hardcore Loving

Patra - Worker Man

The Gladiators - Rich Man Poor Man

Jah Wobble - Beat The Drum For Me

Dreadzone - Zion Youth

M-Beat - Incredible

Sly And Robbie - Pit Of Snakes

Linval Thompson - Jah Jah Is The Conqueror

Bounty Killer - Dead This Time

Freddie McGregor - I Was Born A Winner

Small World - Livin Dub 

Edited February 12, 2023 by Quarterock808

[LowTierDude]

11 hours ago, Quarterock808 said:

The Reverb Soundsystem FM

 

Eek-A-Mouse - Politics

Half Pint - Crazy Girl

Wailing Souls - Shark Attack

Smith And Mighty - B Line Fi Blow

The Slickers - Johnny Too Bad

Barrington Levy - Moonlight Lover

The Aggrovators - Dub Fi Gwaan

New Age Steppers - Problems

UK Apache - Original Nuttah 25

Aswad - Shine

Inner Circle - Bad Boys

Shabba Ranks - Hardcore Loving

Patra - Worker Man

The Gladiators - Rich Man Poor Man

Jah Wobble - Beat The Drum For Me

Dreadzone - Zion Youth

M-Beat - Incredible

Sly And Robbie - Pit Of Snakes

Linval Thompson - Jah Jah Is The Conqueror

Bounty Killer - Dead This Time

Freddie McGregor - I Was Born A Winner

Small World - Livin Dub 

Use a lighter font man

[Quarterock808]

13 hours ago, kobeni said:

Use a lighter font man

I Understand Kobeni

 

[Quarterock808]

Hey Kobeni, I have some radio station ideas, any suggestions?

 

[Quarterock808]

The Noisebomb 98.9 FM

Genre: Modern Rock (90s To Present)

DJ: Trent Reznor

 

Open Hand - Tough Girl

Weezer - Buddy Holly

CRX - On Edge

L.A Witch - Drive Your Car

Blue Stahli - Armageddon

Electric Enemy - Heartache Melody

Royal Blood - Space

The Blinders - From Nothing To Abundance

Minutes Til Midnight - Gospel Of The Throttle

Queens Of The Stone Age - 3s And 7s

Ash - Buzzkill

Plague Vendor - New Comedown

45ACIDBABIES - Only Class6 From Now On

King Nun - Hung Around

Darker My Love - Blue Day

Spring King - Us Vs Them

Airways - Out Of Luck

Evade Escape - On My Own

Joywave - Doubt

Deap Vally - Grunge Bond

Tripping Daisy - I Got A Girl

White Reaper - 1F 

Radkey - P.A.W

The Strokes - Bad Decisions

Estrons - Lilac

Nine Inch Nails - Discipline

The Messenger Birds - Phantom Limb

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Little Thing Gone Wild

Film School - Waking Up

Amusement Parks On Fire - Flashlight Planetarium

Rews  - Shine

Celldweller - Good L_ck (Yo_re F_cked) 

[LowTierDude]

21 hours ago, Quarterock808 said:

The Noisebomb 98.9 FM

Genre: Modern Rock (90s To Present)

DJ: Trent Reznor

 

Open Hand - Tough Girl

Weezer - Buddy Holly

CRX - On Edge

L.A Witch - Drive Your Car

Blue Stahli - Armageddon

Electric Enemy - Heartache Melody

Royal Blood - Space

The Blinders - From Nothing To Abundance

Minutes Til Midnight - Gospel Of The Throttle

Queens Of The Stone Age - 3s And 7s

Ash - Buzzkill

Plague Vendor - New Comedown

45ACIDBABIES - Only Class6 From Now On

King Nun - Hung Around

Darker My Love - Blue Day

Spring King - Us Vs Them

Airways - Out Of Luck

Evade Escape - On My Own

Joywave - Doubt

Deap Vally - Grunge Bond

Tripping Daisy - I Got A Girl

White Reaper - 1F 

Radkey - P.A.W

The Strokes - Bad Decisions

Estrons - Lilac

Nine Inch Nails - Discipline

The Messenger Birds - Phantom Limb

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Little Thing Gone Wild

Film School - Waking Up

Amusement Parks On Fire - Flashlight Planetarium

Rews  - Shine

Celldweller - Good L_ck (Yo_re F_cked) 

Nice job nicking my playlist lol

Edited February 18, 2023 by kobeni

[Quarterock808]

4 hours ago, kobeni said:

Nice job nicking my playlist lol

Whys that bro?

 

Hey Kobeni, what songs should I replace with this playlist.

 

Edited February 18, 2023 by Quarterock808

[LowTierDude]

1 hour ago, Quarterock808 said:

Whys that bro?

 

Hey Kobeni, what songs should I replace with this playlist.

 

You've taken a lot of it from a few of my previous posts on this thread. One or two's fine but it seems like you've taken almost 50-60% of the catalogue. Granted it's not a big deal and the songs aren't mine but still that's not cool. Be more original.

 

As for the second part, just figure it out man.

Edited February 18, 2023 by kobeni

[Quarterock808]

11 hours ago, kobeni said:

You've taken a lot of it from a few of my previous posts on this thread. One or two's fine but it seems like you've taken almost 50-60% of the catalogue. Granted it's not a big deal and the songs aren't mine but still that's not cool. Be more original.

 

As for the second part, just figure it out man.

It’s My First Time Here So There Will Be A Few Hiccups Here And There But Thanks For The Advice

 

i’ll Change A Few Songs If You Like

Edited February 19, 2023 by Quarterock808

[Quarterock808]

Noisebomb FM but better

Genre - Modern Alternative

DJ- Trent Reznor

 

Weezer - Why Bother

CRX - On Edge

Minutes Til Midnight - Gospel Of The Throttle

Ash - Buzzkill

Starcrawler - I Love LA

Blue Stahli - The Devil

Electric Enemy - Hollow Eyes

Royal Blood - Typhoons

The Blinders - From Nothing To Abundance

Deap Vally - Get Gone

The Strokes - Bad Decisions

Queens Of The Stone Age - Go With The Flow

Estrons - Drop

Liily - TV or Not TV 

Joywave - Doubt

Plague Vendor - New Comedown

Heavenward - Wish

Calva Louise - Belicoso

Static Dress - sweet. 

Airways - Out Of Luck

Nine Inch Nails - Discipline

Bad Suns - Patience

Foo Fighters - Generator

White Reaper - Might Be Right

The Anix - Interchanger

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Rival

Hundredth - Youth

Rews - Shake Shake

[Big Fat Paulie]

Victoria Vintage Radio
Broadcasting from the historic Tea Kettle Tavern in Polaris Valley, the Star City of the South, Victoria Vintage Radio is playing all of the greatest hits from America's glory days. It's pure gold oldies from the 1950's and early 1960's that elicits warm nostalgia for the halcyon days of the Korean War, Thalidomide, the Cuban Missle Crisis, the Red Scare, married couples sleeping in separate beds, and beloved movie classics such as Plan 9 From Outer Space. 

 

Genre: 1950's and 1960's pop hits, Rock & Roll, Rockabilly, Doo-Wop
DJ: Rick Pasqualone as Vito Scaletta

Tracklist
Bill Haley & The Comets - Rock Around The Clock (1954)
Gene Chandler - Duke of Earl (1962)
Elvis Presley - That's Alright, Mama (1955)
The Monotones - Book of Love (1958)
Ritchie Valens - Donna (1958)
The Everly Brothers - All I Have To Do Is Dream (1958)

Danny & The Juniors - At The Hop (1957)
The Penguins - Earth Angel (1955)
Buddy Holly & The Crickets - That'll Be The Day (1958)
The Big Bopper - Chantilly Lace (1958)
The Crystals - He's A Rebel (1962)
Del Shannon - Runaway (1960)
Neil Sedaka - Next Door To An Angel (1962)
The Chiffons - One Fine Day (1963)
Sam Cooke - Twisting The Night Away (1960)

Dion & The Belmonts - The Wanderer (1961)
Bobby Boris Pickett - The Monster Mash (1962)
Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers - Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (1956)
The Crests - Step By Step (1960)
Clarence Henry - Ain't Got A Home (1957)
Fats Domino - Ain't That A Shame (1955)
The Chantels - Maybe (1958)
The Fleetwoods - Come Softly To Me (1959)

[Quarterock808]

The Mix 107.77 FM

The Brand New Heavies - You Are My Universe

Miami Sound Machine - Dr Beat

The Bucketheads - The Bomb!

Simply Red - Fairground

Go West - King Of Wishful Thinking

Modjo - Chillin

Johnny Hates Jazz - Shattered Dreams

The Communards - Don’t Leave Me This Way

Stacy Q - Two Of Hearts

Tiffany - I Think We're Alone Now

Basement Jaxx - Breakaway

Kim Wilde - You Keep Me Hangin On

Roxette - Joyride

Ultra Nate - If You Could Read My Mind

Mel And Kim - Respectable

Kajagoogoo - Too Shy

Jamiroquai - Cosmic Girl

Whigfield - Another Day

Cibo Matto - Sugar Water

Martika - I Feel The Earth Move

Tom Novy - Back To The Streets

Rozalla - Everybody’s Free To Feel Good

The Superman Lovers - Starlight

No Mercy - Missing

Baltimora - Tarzan Boy

Eight Wonder - Cross My Heart

Club Nouveau - Rumours

Saint Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart

The KLF - 3AM Eternal

Dubstar - Stars

Maxx - Get A Way

Olivia Newton John - Physical

Pet Shop Boys - Suburbia

Inner City - Big Fun

Gorillaz - 19-2000 (Soulchild Remix)

Crystal Waters - 100% Pure Love

La Bouche - Be My Lover

Nik Kershaw - Wouldn’t It Be Good

Seal - Kiss From A Rose

Pebbles - Giving You The Benefit

Tears For Fears - Head Over Heels

Black Box -  Ride On Time

Jon Secada - Just Another Day

Cerrone - Give Me Love

Pat Benatar - Invincible

Kim Wilde - You Keep Me Hangin On

Roxette - Joyride

The Cover Girls - Show Me

Xpansions 95 - Move Your Body

Everything But The Girl - Wrong

Black Box - Everybody Everbody

Jon Secada - Just Another Day

Suzanne Vega - Toms Diner

[Quarterock808]

Hey @Kobeni

 

I Got A Question Regarding The Faction 99.8 FM Because I’m Still Figuring Out Which Format Should It Go For? 

Edited March 19, 2023 by Quarterock808
Expansion

[RamsaySaintEternal]

Not really my own Radio Station, rather a different version of Radio X and what it would be like in 1997! 1997 was an interesting year for rock, Grunge in my eyes had finally bit the dust with the breakup of Soundgarden with Post Grunge, Pop rock, Industrial and Ska being the main sounds of rock at the time but truthfully there was no defining sound in 1997, it was all over the place and it's reflected with my playlist for Radio X for 97 and well... Alternative wasn't the Alternative anymore as it had now been absored into the mainstream and the media were selling Electronica as the Alternative to Alternative.. which didn't end up fully working out and the station I'll make for that is called The Beat FM, Sage is still the host 

 

Radio X: 1997

 

Foo Fighters - Monkey Wrench (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

Soundgarden - Blow Up The Outside World - YouTube

 

Green Day - Hitchin' A Ride (Video) - YouTube

 

The Cardigans - Lovefool (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

Sleater Kinney - One More Hour - YouTube

 

Tonic - If You Could Only See - YouTube

 

The Verve Pipe - The Freshmen (Official Video) - YouTube

 

Limp Bizkit - Counterfeit (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

Deftones - My Own Summer (Official Music Video) [HD Remaster] - YouTube

 

Garbage - Queer - YouTube

 

Third Eye Blind - Graduate - YouTube

 

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones - The Impression That I Get (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

blink-182 - Dammit - YouTube

 

Blur - Song 2 (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

Radiohead - Paranoid Android - YouTube

 

CAKE - The Distance (Official HD Video) - YouTube

 

Oasis - D'You Know What I Mean? (Official HD Remastered Video) - YouTube

 

Marilyn Manson - Tourniquet (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

No Doubt - Spiderwebs (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

Nine Inch Nails: March Of The Pigs (1994) - YouTube

 

Beck - Devils Haircut (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

Rage Against The Machine - Vietnow (Audio) - YouTube

 

The Smashing Pumpkins - Muzzle - YouTube

 

Creed - My Own Prison - YouTube

 

Korn - A.D.I.D.A.S. (Official HD Video) - YouTube

 

311 - Beautiful Disaster (Bonus Music Video) - YouTube

 

Bush - Swallowed (Official Video) - YouTube

 

Alanis Morissette - Hand In My Pocket (Official 4K Music Video) - YouTube

 

Live- All Over You - YouTube

 

Stone Temple Pilots - Trippin' On A Hole In A Paper Heart (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

The Offspring - Gone Away - YouTube

 

Fiona Apple - Criminal (Official HD Video) - YouTube

 

Our Lady Peace - Clumsy (Official Video) - YouTube

 

Marcy Playground - Sex And Candy (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

Harvey Danger - Flagpole Sitta (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

Lemonheads - Mrs Robinson - YouTube

 

Days Of The New - Touch, Peel And Stand - YouTube

 

Sublime - Wrong Way (Official Video) - YouTube

 

TOOL - Ænema (Audio) - YouTube

 

Stabbing Westward - What Do I Have To Do? - YouTube

 

Metallica - King Nothing (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

Nirvana - On A Plain (Audio) - YouTube

 

Smash Mouth - Walkin' On The Sun (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

Weezer - The Good Life - YouTube

 

Silverchair - Freak (Official Video) - YouTube

 

Meredith Brooks - Bitch (Official Music Video) - YouTube

 

Chumbawamba - Tubthumping - YouTube

 

Veruca Salt - Volcano Girls - YouTube

 

Foo Fighters - Everlong (Official HD Video) - YouTube

 

The Verve - Bitter Sweet Symphony - YouTube

 

Alice in Chains - Over Now - YouTube

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited July 7, 2023 by RamsaySaint77

[VanHostell97]

Pierpont House Nation Radio.

" Playing House Music sense the 80s."
Genre: Chicago House, French House, Acid House, Hip House,

City: The Circle, Pierpont City, Peoria,

DJ: Bad Boy Bill

 

Mr Fingers - What About This Love

 

Phuture - Inside Out

 

Daft Punk - Burnin

 

Underground Resistance - Hardlife

 

Glenn Underground - Do It

 

Fast Eddie - Acid Thunder

 

The Juan Maclean - Give Me Every Little Thing

 

Tyree Cooper - Turn Up The Bass

Mr Lee - Get Busy

 

Lil Louis - French Kiss

 

Julian Jumpin Perez - Jack Me Till I Scream 

 

Housemaster Boyz - House Nation

 

Mike Dunn - Life Goes On 

 

Armando - 100% Of Dissin You 

 

Adonis - No Way Back

 

Chip E - Time To Jack

 

Rhythm Is Rhythm - Strings Of Life

 

Massive Attack - Any Love (Larry Heard Mix)

 

Felix Da Housecat - Madame Hollywood

 

Reese and Santonio - Back To The Beat 

 

A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray

 

Michael Jackson - Strangers In Moscow ( Tee's In-House Club Mix)

 

Todd Terry - Keep On Jumpin

 

Cajmere - Percolator

 

Members Of The House - Party Of The Year

 

Theo Parrish - Dance Sing

 

I:Cube - Disco Cubizm

 

Daft Punk - The New Wave

 

Moodymann - Oceans

 

Screamin' Rachel - Rock Me

 

Paris Mitchell Project - All Night Long

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited July 9, 2023 by VanHostell97

[Anywhere USA]

IRA 91.6

Plays Irish Nationalist Music and Celtic Folk Music

[CassieThePinkDragon]

On 7/5/2023 at 5:32 PM, RamsaySaint77 said:

Third Eye Blind - Graduate - YouTube

You're based, Graduate is so underrated

[LowTierDude]

Reposting the track listings for my deleted Y2K-era Chicago concept here since I put way too much effort into making the sets (especially the pirate stations). Changed a few of the tracks in some stations. WIll post the DLC/Multiplayer stations in the future.

 

Radio List:

Spoiler

Legal Stations
Lips FM - Pop
The Circuit - Rock
Adrenaline FM - Breakbeat
Pandemic FM - Metal
Genesis FM - House
The Block - Rap
Ronin Radio - Alternative Hip Hop
Heat FM - R&B/Swing
Electronic Sound Syndicate (E2S FM) - IDM
Legato FM - Classical 
Audiobonn - Radio Dramas
The Connect - Public Radio
The Hardliner - Conservative Radio

 

Unlocked as Story Progresses
The New Mode - Indie
Lakeside FM - Dancehall

 

Downloadable Content

Red Dawn DLC
Reverberations Radio - Dub

 

The Contract DLC
Death Roll FM - 90s Metal
Highball FM - Jazz

 

Pirate Stations
Tektonik FM - Techno/Acid
X-Stasie FM - Hard Dance/Hardcore/Gabber
Future Trip - Drum n’ Bass/Jungle/Jump-up
Osmosis FM - UK Garage/Grime/Garage House

 

Unlocked as Story Progresses
City After Dark - Trance/Hard Techno

 

Downloadable Content

Red Dawn DLC
The Warehouse - Classic House/Disco
Sono FM - Italo Disco
SoFly FM - Golden Age Hip Hop

 

The Contract DLC
Samsara FM - Tribal/New Age/Goa Trance
Reborn - Goth Club/EBM/Industrial

 

Multiplayer-Exclusive

 

Legal Stations

The Parade FM - Pop Punk/2000s Alternative/Nu-Metal

Murderberg FM - Party Rap/Crunk/Dirty Rap

Circuit Jazz FM - Jazz Fusion/Jazz-Funk

Head Radio - Mid-Late-2000s Pop

 

Pirate Stations

Splash FM - Grime/Bassline

Sub312 - Classic Dubstep/Dark Garage

Mile High FM - Electro House/Eurodance/French House

 

Updated Stations

Tektonik FM

Osmosis FM

Future Trip FM
 

 

Legal Radio

Lips FM "Give Lips a smooch on your daily drive to work today, the best top 40 station in Gusenberg!" Genre: Pop Styles: Dance-pop, R&B/Swing, Soul, Bubblegum Pop, Pop Rock, Europop, Soft Rock, Jangle Pop, UK Garage, Teen Pop, Deep House, Filter House, Acoustic Pop, Electropop, Trip Hop, Urban Contemporary, Progressive House, Vocal Trance, Pop Punk, Eurodance, Shibuya-kei   "I love commercial radio, there’s nothing better than shoving sterile earworms down everyone's collective throats since, like, forever! The next track is by Innosense, This Is It!" Felicia   Returning from the 3D era, Lips FM takes the role of a commercial pop station in Gusenberg, playing mainly pop hits from the era as well as tracks by lesser-known groups and artists from the turn of the millennium. It is a very popular station especially among the city center and suburban demographic, with many of the songs featured inside several clothing stores in-game. Notable artists include Sixpence None The Richer, The Cardigans, Natalie Imbruglia, Incubus, New Radicals, Ciara and Britney Spears (as part of Innosense).   The station is hosted by Felicity Lynn, a 23-year old college dropout who got the radio job through rather nebulous methods. Beneath the bubbly on-air persona lies a bitter, sardonic personality that is endlessly cynical of the cutthroat state of the music industry. It is based on WKSC-FM, better known as Kiss FM, a hits station in Chicago that is still broadcasting today.   MJ Cole (feat. Elizabeth Troy) - "Sincere" (1998) i5 - "Cinderella" (2000) DJ Rap - "It's Good To Be Alive" (1998) M2M - "Don't Mess With My Love" (2000) Sweet Female Attitude - "Dreamin'" (2001) N*SYNC - "I'll Never Stop" (2000) Precious - "Rewind" (2000) Jump5 - "Joyride" (2001) Cleopatra - "Sweat Me" (2000) Hoku - "Oxygen" (2000) Mandy Moore - "Walk Me Home" (2000) Innosense - "This Is It" (1998) Amanda - "You Don't Stand A Chance" (2001) Doolally - "Straight From The Heart" (1998) Nobody's Angel - "If You Wanna Dance" (2000) Dream - "Hard 2 Stop" (2003) Crustation - "Flame" (1997) Blue Six - "Pure" (2000) Phats & Small - "Tonite" (1999) B*Witched - "If It Don't Fit" (1999) Incubus - "Drive" (1999) New Radicals - "Someday We'll Know" (1998) Sixpence None The Richer - "Bleeding" (1995) The Cardigans - "Erase/Rewind" (1998) No Secrets - "Here I Am" (2002) Stacie Orrico - "Hesitation" (2003) PYT - "Yeah Yeah Yeah" (2001) Res - “Golden Boys” (2001) S Club 7 - "Gangsta Love" (2002) A*Teens - "That's What (It's All About)" (2001) No Doubt - "New" (1999) Natalie Imbruglia - "One More Addiction" (1998) Esthero - "That Girl" (1998) Date Of Birth - “How Do You Think?” (1999) Baby D - "Winds Of Love" (1996) Mis-Teeq - "One Night Stand" (2001) Riva (feat. Dannii Minogue) - "Who Do You Love Now" (2001) Sugababes - "Round Round" (2002) Fragma - "You Are Alive" (2001)   Added In Act 3: Skye Sweetnam - "Unpredictable" (2004) Skye Sweetnam - "Hypocrite" (2004) The Veronicas - "4Ever" (2005) Play - "Don't Stop The Music" (2004) Jamelia - "Superstar" (2003) Angel City - “Sunrise” (2004) Atomic Kitten - "Be With You" (2003) Avril Lavigne - "I Always Get What I Want" (2004) Ashlee Simpson - "Surrender" (2004) Gwen Stefani - "Hollaback Girl" (2004) The Pussycat Dolls - "Stickwitu" (2005) Goldfrapp - "You Never Know" (2005) Ciara - "Ooh Baby" (2004)	The Circuit FM “Riding that dying Britpop wave past the millennium, this is Gusenberg’s flagship rock station, in operation since 1974.” Genre: Rock Styles: Electronic Rock, Britpop, Psychedelic Rock, Alternative Rock, Trip Hop, Post-Grunge, Pop Rock, Jangle Pop, Alternative Dance, Space Rock   “This one goes out to all the high rollers and lady killers over at The Sacred Lion in the city in their big, flashy sports cars. 60 Miles An Hour by New Order. Just… don’t go breaking any speed limits, will ya?” Gregs   A Gusenberg staple broadcasting directly from The Circuit commercial district, true to its name. The current incarnation of The Circuit features a mostly-Britpop centric playlist, featuring bands such as Oasis, Blur and Stereophonics, along with other alternative rock groups such as Garbage, Hole and The Dandy Warhols.   It is hosted by Gregory “Gregs” Rollands, a former college radio host now making it big in the commercial radio scene, and a staunch supporter of the Gusenberg Kodiaks baseball team. The station is based on the now-defunct Chicago-based radio station WLUP, also known as The Loop 97.9, which formerly played rock, pop and adult contemporary.   Ash - “Jesus Says“ (1998) The Brian Jonestown Massacre - “Vacuum Boots“ (1996) Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - “Love Burns“ (2002) Blur - “End of A Century“ (1994) Oasis - “Morning Glory“ (1996) New Order - “60 Miles an Hour“ (2001) Placebo - “You Don't Care About Us“ (1998) Radiohead - “Climbing Up The Walls“ (1997) Paul Weller - “Friday Street“ (1997) Catatonia - “Road Rage“ (1998) The Charlatans - “The Only One I Know“ (1990) Garbage - “I Think I’m Paranoid“ (1998) Hole - “Use Once & Destroy“ (1998) Hurricane #1 - “Step Into My World“ (1996) Ride - “Black Nite Crash“ (1996) Kenickie - “I Would Fix You“ (1998) Kula Shaker - “Tattva“ (1996) The Cranberries - “The Icicle Melts“ (1994) Lamb - “Wonder“ (2001) UNKLE (feat. Ian Brown) - “Be There” (1998) Sneaker Pimps - “Kiro TV“ (2002) The Dandy Warhols - “Not If You Were The Last Junkie On Earth“ (1997) Scala - “Slide“ (1997) Idlewild - “A Modern Way Of Letting Go“ (2002) Feeder  - "Come Back Around" (2002) Feeder - “Helium“ (2002) The Cardigans - “Hanging Around“ (1998) The Cardigans - "My Favorite Game" (1998) The Real People - "Window Pane" (1991) Ocean Color Scene - "Hundred Mile High City" (1997) Elastica - "Waking Up" (1995) Supergrass - "Sun Hits The Sky" (1997) Dodgy - "In A Room" (1995) Echobelly - "Dark Therapy" (1995) Stereophonics - "Local Boy In The Photograph" (1997) Swervedriver - "These Times" (1998) Primal Scream - "Burning Wheel" (1997) The Verve - "Weeping Willow" (1997)   Added in Act 3: Oasis - "Lyla" (2005) The Charlatans - "Up At The Lake" (2004) The Music - "Breakin'" (2004) Maximo Park - "Graffiti" (2005) Kaiser Chiefs - "I Predict A Riot" (2005) Garbage - "Run Baby Run" (2005) Feeder - “Tumble & Fall” (2005) Idlewild - "American English" (2002) Sneaker Pimps - "M'aidez" (2002) Coldplay - "Twisted Logic" (2005) Embrace - "Someday" (2004) Gorillaz - "Kids With Guns" (2005)
Pandemic FM “Featuring music licensed for low-budget supernatural horror and martial arts films and violent video games, Gusenberg ushers in a new generation of metal and snobby, insufferable gatekeepers, following not too far behind.” Genre: Metal Styles: Metalcore, Hard Rock, Nu Metal, Progressive Metal, Industrial Metal, Post-Hardcore, Industrial Dance, Death Metal, EBM, Gothic Metal   “Check out Chino’s vocals on this one! My Own Summer by the Deftones, off their ‘97 album, exclusively on Pandemic FM, the station that whips the asses of all the other stations!” Casper   Hosted directly from the Pandemic Club in Riviera, Pandemic FM plays mainly nu-metal and metalcore tracks from the late-90s and early-2000s, though it also features a fair amount of progressive metal, post-hardcore and industrial metal. The station features a distinctive early-2000s Metal/American Goth aesthetic, and its tracks consist of both obscure and famous bands at their prime, with bands such as Killswitch Engage, Korn, Saliva and Deftones as well as female-fronted bands such as Genitorturers, Kittie and Kidneythieves.   It is hosted by Casper Vega, one of the resident DJs at the Pandemic Club and a self-professed metalhead and goth who hates pop and soft rock with a passion, though he admits to liking the music on Heat FM in a track break.   Disturbed - “Mistress” (2002) Saliva - “Superstar” (2001) Machine Head - “Desire To Fire” (1999) Trivium - “Pillars of Serpents” (2003) Opeth - “Deliverance” (2002) Killswitch Engage - “My Last Serenade” (2002) Deftones - “My Own Summer (Shove It)” (1997) Korn - “Thoughtless” (2002) Rob Zombie - “Scum of the Earth” (2000) Godhead - “Penetrate” (2002) Nine Inch Nails - “Starf*ckers Inc.” (2000) KMFDM - “Attak/Reload” (2001) Pitchshifter - “Please Sir” (1998) Pitchshifter - “Genius” (1998) Razed In Black - “Master (Hard Mix)” (2001) Murderdolls - “Dead In Hollywood” (2003) Type O Negative - “I Don’t Wanna Be Me” (2003) Pantera - “Revolution Is My Name” (2000) American Head Charge - “A Violent Reaction” (2001) The Union Underground - “Until You Crack” (2000) Kidneythieves - “Before I’m Dead” (2002) Genitorturers - “Public Enemy #1” (2002) Vision of Disorder - “Living To Die” (2001) Downset - “Pure Trauma” (2000) Flaw - “Get Up Again” (2001) Primer 55 - “Pigs” (1999) DevilDriver - “Swinging The Dead” (2003) Soulfly - “First Commandment” (1998) Project 86 - “Me Against Me” (2000)   Added After Act 3: Kittie - “Career Suicide” (2004) Lamb of God - “Now You’ve Got Something To Die For” (2004) Scum of the Earth - “Murder Song” (2004) Bolt Thrower - “Entrenched” (2005) DevilDriver - “The Fury Of Our Maker’s Hand” (2005) Avenged Sevenfold - “Blinded In Chains” (2005) The Haunted - “99” (2004) Static-X - “Start A War” (2005) Chemlab - “White Room Black Eye” (2004)   Added in The Contract: Tool - “Forty Six & 2” (1998) Godhead - “Inside You” (2002) Live - “Lakini’s Juice” (1997) Fear Factory - “Descent” (1998) Primer 55 - “No Sleep” (2001)	Adrenaline FM “Urban breakbeats for fast times and fast moves.” Genre: Breakbeat Styles: Big Beat, Progressive House, Tech Trance, Industrial Dance, UK Bass, Breaks, Speed Garage   “A stone cold classic, Pearl’s Girl by Underworld! Wait for the breakdown on this one!” Donnie   A breakbeat station which plays music mainly from the big beat era from the late-90s to the mid-2000s, Adrenaline FM is the preferred choice for many of the city’s street racers and weekend ravers, featuring a more commercially appealing sound to those new to the genre, with recognizable artists such as Fluke, Junkie XL, Underworld and The Chemical Brothers.   It is hosted by Donnie Lei, a resident DJ who often plays at Club Bing Bing in Chinatown, which specializes in the genre. The station features no mixing between the tracks.   Like Genesis FM and Heat FM, songs from the station are played by opening acts before and after a headlining DJ takes the stage at clubs and raves.   Propellerheads - “Lethal Cut” (1998) Fluke - “Setback” (1997) Fluke - “Another Kind of Blues” (2002) Overseer - “Velocity Shift” (1997) Meat Beat Manifesto - “Prime Audio Soup” (1998) Rennie Pilgrem (feat. Thursday Club) - “A Place Called Acid” (1995) Freq Nasty - “Punkadelic” (2002) Depth Charge - “Five Deadly Venoms” (1995) Junkie XL - “No Remorse” (1998) Junkie XL - “Love Like Razorblade” (1999) Junkie XL - “Getting Lost” (1999) The Crystal Method - “She’s My Pusher” (1997) Drumattic Twins - “Dominate” (2002) Wagon Christ - “Ataride” (2001) Freestylers - “Blowin’ Ya Brainz” (2002) The Chemical Brothers - “Under The Influence” (1999) Vigi & Flip - “Freak Frequency” (2000) Paul Oakenfold - “Starry Eyed Surprise (Stir Fry Re-Heat Dub Remix)” (2002) Curve - “Chinese Burn (Lunatic Calm Remix)” (1998) Same People - “Dangerous (Scratch Mix)” (2000) The Prodigy - “Voodoo People” (1995) The Prodigy - “Speedway” (1994) The Prodigy - “Mindfields (Headrock Dub)” (1997) Aquasky vs Masterblaster - “777” (2001) Leftfield (feat. DJUM DJUM) - “Afro Ride” (1995) Underworld - “Pearl's Girl” (1996) Underworld - “Pearl’s Girl (Tin There)” (1997) Underworld - “Dinosaur Adventure 3D” (2002) Basco - “The Beat Is Over” (1999)   Added After Act 3: Evil Nine (feat. Toastie Taylor) - “Restless” (2004) Evil Nine (feat. Juice Aleem) - “Pearl Shot” (2004) ILS - “West Coast” (2005) ILS - “Razorblade” (2005) Phrenetic - “Fatal” (2004) Wavewhore - "Breakin’ The Law (40,000 Watts Mix)" (2005) Bassnectar - “Everybody (Freq Nasty & Bassnectar Remix)” (2004) Freq Nasty - “Brooklyn to Brixton (Freestylers Raw as F*ck Remix)” (2004)
Genesis FM “Straight from the birthplace of all house music, featuring the stripped-down sounds of Gusenberger nightlife permeating through your car stereo.” Genre: House Styles: Chicago House, Deep House, Garage House, UK Garage, Funky House, Diva House, Acid House, Tech House   “Man, I love this joint! Y’all remember Club Spiro in The Circuit? They played this mother thrice back in the 80s! Acid Tracks by Phuture, only on Genesis!” Debbie   At the birthplace of house music, Genesis FM caters directly to the purist crowd in Gusenberg interested in rhythmic and mellow 4x4 grooves that want something less harsh than either Adrenaline FM or the pirate stations. While the station does feature a number of Chicago house artists, Genesis FM mainly plays classic garage house and deep house records from New Jersey and New York City, which acts as a precursor to other genres such as UK Garage, which Osmosis FM plays. With a wide variety of artists from Chicagoans such as Phuture, Theo Parrish and Robert Owens to more well-known acts such as Masters At Work, Kerri Chandler and Romanthony, the station is a house lover’s dream.   The station is hosted by Debbie Robinson, an art gallery curator and record collector based in The Circuit, who occasionally DJs at clubs across Gusenberg. The station is similar to SF-UR in that there is no mixing between the tracks, which are played close to its entirety. It is later revealed that Debbie has originally applied for the station as a gospel station to bypass state radio laws, and now receives plenty of hate mail from soccer moms in the Lisorian suburbs, for playing ‘blasphemous’ music and is blamed for hooking kids up on ‘happy pills’.   Like Adrenaline FM and Heat FM, songs from the station are played by opening acts before and after a headlining DJ takes the stage at clubs and raves.   Kerri Chandler - “My Old Friend“ (1999) Mood II Swing - “Do It Your Way“ (1996) MD X-Spress - “God Made Me Phunky“ (1994) Barbara Tucker - “Stay Together (Soulful Mix)“ (1994) Romanthony - “Trust (Kerri Chandler Dub)“ (1995) Masters At Work (feat. India) - “I Can’t Get No Sleep“ (1993) ERB - “The Weekend“ (1992) Jovonn - “Pianos of Gold“ (1993) Cassio - “Baby Love (Chord Mix)“ (1992) Galaxy 2 Galaxy - “Timeline“ (1992) Kings Of Tomorrow - “Let It Go (98 Remix)“ (1998) Kim English - “Nite Life (Armand Van Helden Retail Club Version)“ (1994) DJ Rasoul - “Let Me Love You“ (1999) Kamar - “I Need You (Mad Vocal)“ (1993) River Ocean (feat. India) - “Love & Happiness (Dream Sequence)“ (1994) Black Sheep - “Strobelite Honey (Def Mix)“ (1993) Code 718 - “Equinox (Heavenly Club Mix)“ (1993) Theo Parrish & Moodymann - “Lake Shore Drive“ (1995) Sole Fusion - “Bass Tone (Underground Network Remix)” (1994) KMA Productions - “Cape Fear” (1996) Virtual Soul - “Luvin’ (Whole Lotta Luv)” (1994) Sole Fusion - “We Can Make It (Underground Network Mix)“ (1993) Janet Rushmore - “Joy (Kaoz Trackin’ Dub)“ (1995) Robert Owens - “Gotta Work“ (1992) Phuture - “Acid Tracks“ (1987) Fingers Inc. - “Bring Down The Walls” (1986) 95 North - “Let Yourself Go (Capitol Dub)“ (1995) Dajae - “U Got Me Up (Danny Tenaglia's Club Mix)“ (1994) Jasper Street Co. - “A Feeling (Basement Boys Mix)“ (1995) Louie Balo Guzman - “Don’t Shut Me Out“ (1997) R.I.P. Productions - “Oh Baby“ (1997) Kings of Tomorrow (feat. Julie McKnight) - “Finally“ (2001) Logic - “The Flavor of Love (Dark Love Mix)” (1994)    Added in Red Dawn: The Messenger - “Main Vibe” (1993) Todd Edwards - “Dancing For Heaven” (1995) Kristine Blond - “Love Shy (Tuff Jam UVM Dub)” (1997) Underground Solution - “Luv’ Dancin’ (In Deep Mix)“ (1990) Saint Etienne - “Nothing Can Stop Us (Masters At Work Dub)” (1992) New Horizons - “Inspiration (Dub Mix)” (1997) 4 Deep Connextion - “Twisted Future” (1997)	Heat FM “Feel the heat with Cherry. All the best R&B and club hits for your daily commute along the LSD.” Genre: R&B/Swing Styles: R&B, Pop, Neo-Soul, Rhythmic Contemporary, Urban Contemporary, Hip Hop Soul, Miami Bass, Go-go   “Keep it cool, Gusenberg, Cherry’s about to make your day a lot more bearable. Somethin’ a lil’ slower for y’all. Eyes Better Not Wander by Nicole, only on The Heat.” Cherry   The station plays mainly R&B/Swing and hip hop soul music from the Y2K era, a time when most music videos were shot either inside a tunnel or in domestic settings. The station, along with Lips FM, are generally the go-to stations for Gusenberg’s younger demographic, though this one is much more popular in the city’s southside. Like Lips, the station features a mixture of well-known artists along with more obscure ones, such as TLC, Ashanti, Aaliyah, Toni Braxton and Destiny’s Child.   It is hosted by Cherry, a DJ who has been around since the quiet storm and new jack swing days, noted for her relaxed and sultry delivery. The station is based on WVAZ, or V103, a station in Chicago that plays R&B and urban adult contemporary.   Like Adrenaline FM and Genesis FM, songs from the station are played by opening acts before and after a headlining DJ takes the stage at clubs and raves.   City High (feat. Eve) - “Caramel” (2001) Lil’ Mo (feat. Fabolous) - “4Ever” (2003) Monica - “Knock Knock” (2003) Toni Braxton (feat. Loon) - “Hit The Freeway” (2002) Destiny’s Child - “Jumpin’ Jumpin’” (2000) Mya (feat. Jadakiss) - “The Best of Me” (2000) TLC - “No Scrubs” (1999) SWV - “Can We” (1997) Ashanti - “Don’t Let Them” (2004) Jagged Edge - “Visions” (2003) Tweet - “Call Me” (2002) Nicole - “Eyes Better Not Wander” (1998) En Vogue - “Whatever” (1997) Aaliyah - "I Don't Wanna" (1999) Aaliyah - “Try Again” (2000) K.P. & Envyi - “Swing My Way” (1998) Missy Elliott - “Get Ur Freak On” (2001) Missy Elliott (Feat. 702) - “Beep Me 911” (1997) Olivia - “Bizounce” (2001) 3LW - “No More (I’ma Do It Right)” (2000) Amerie - “Nothing Like Loving You” (2002) 702 - “I Still Love You” (2002) Trina & Tamara - “What'd You Come Here For?” (1999) Tamia - “Imagination” (1998) Alicia Keys - “Girlfriend” (2001) Eric Roberson - “Couldn’t Hear Me” (2003) D'Angelo - "Playa Playa" (2000) Jill Scott - “It’s Love” (2000) Kelis - “Get Along With You” (2000) Erykah Badu (feat. Common) - “Love of My Life (An Ode To Hip Hop)” (2001)   Added after Chapter 3: Teairra Mari - “Make Her Feel Good” (2005) Teedra Moses - “Backstroke” (2004) Teedra Moses - “Rescue Me” (2004) Lloyd - “Southside” (2004) Usher - “Confessions Pt. II” (2004) Akon (feat. Styles P) - “Locked Up” (2004) Destiny’s Child (feat. TI & Lil Wayne) - “Soldier” (2004) Ciara - "1, 2 Step" (2004) Ciara - "Thug Style" (2004) Brandy - “Afrodisiac” (2004) Amel Larrieux - “We Can Be New” (2004) Sy Smith - “Dreamtrip” (2005) Keyshia Cole - “You've Changed” (2005) Missy Elliott - “Meltdown” (2005) Twista (feat. Kanye West & Jamie Foxx) - “Slow Jamz” (2004)
The Block FM “Hip hop to hit the corners to.” Genre: Rap Styles: Hardcore Hip Hop, Crunk, Boom Bap, Rap   “Check it, this sh*t right here go dummy hard. It be that new Jadakiss joint, Kiss Of Death.” DJ Landon   A contemporary rap station based in Southside, with links to the local gangs in the area. The Block plays mainly 90s and 2000s East Coast and Southern hip hop, featuring notable artists such as Mobb Deep, Wu-Tang Clan, DMX, Outkast, Three Six Mafia and Clipse.   The station is hosted by DJ Landon, who plays regularly around clubs in Southside, spinning demos from up-and-coming local artists as well as from out-of-town. It is heavily implied that he was once a high-ranking member of a street gang back in the day, but his affiliation remains unknown. The station is based on WGCI-FM, a rap and urban contemporary station in Chicago.   Craig Mack - “Flava In Ya Ear (Remix)” (1994)” Mobb Deep - “Survival of the Fittest” (1995) Hot Boyz - “U Don’t Wanna” (1999) The LOX - “Blood Pressure” (2000) Black Moon - “Stay Real” (2003) Joe Budden - “Calm Down” (2003) Clipse - “Virginia” (2002) Shock G (feat. Luniz) - "We Got More" (1996) Ghostface Killah (feat. Masta Killa, U-God, Raekwon & Cappadonna) - “Winter Warz” (1996) Wu-Tang Clan - “Fast Shadow” (1999) Sunz of Man, 12 O’ Clock & Blue Raspberry - “Strange Eyes” (1999) Zion I (feat. Planet Asia) - “Critical” (1999) Raekwon (feat. Method Man, Ghostface Killah & Cappadonna) - “Ice Cream” (1995) Onyx - “Raze It Up” (1998) DMX - “The Professional” (1999) Busta Rhymes - “Hop” (2002) NORE - “Nothin’” (2002) The Diplomats - “Who I Am” (2003) Styles P (feat. Pharaohe Monch) - “The Life” (2002) Outkast - “Two Dope Boyz (In A Cadillac)” (1996) Lost Boyz - “My Crew” (1997) Channel Live (feat. KRS-One) - “Mad Izm (Original Mix)” (1995) Showbiz & AG - “Next Level (Nyte Time Mix)” (1995) Pete Rock & CL Smooth - “They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)” (1992) Blahzay Blahzay - “Good Cop/Bad Cop” (1996) Jean Grae - “Hater's Anthem” (2003) Three Six Mafia - “Bin Laden” (2003) David Banner - “Fire Falling” (2002) Killah Priest - “One Step” (1998) Dead Prez (feat. Onyx) - “Last Days Reloaded” (2003) Scarface - “Keep Me Down” (2002) Killarmy - “Doomsday” (1998) Black Star - “Re:Definition” (1999)   Added after Act 3: Jadakiss - “Kiss of Death” (2004) The Alchemist (feat. The LOX) - “Essence” (2004) Masta Ace (feat. Jean Grae) - “Soda & Soap” (2004) Madvillain - “Figaro” (2004) Vordul Mega - “Spitamatic” (2004) Zion I (feat. Aesop Rock) - “Poems 4 Post Modern Decay” (2005) MED (feat. J Dilla) - “Push” (2005) Black Milk (feat. Fat Ray & Elzhi) - “Sound of the City” (2005) Sean Price - “Boom Bye Yeah” (2005)   Added in Red Dawn: Mobb Deep - “Shook Ones Pt. 1” (1994) Nine - “Any Emcee” (1995) Cannibal Ox - “Stress Rap” (2001) Outkast - “Ain't No Thing” (1994) Timbaland & Magoo - “Clock Strikes” (1997) DJ Clue - "Road Dawgs (feat. Amil, Eve, Da Brat & Jay-Z)" (2000) Immortal Technique (feat. Jean Grae & Pumpkinhead) - “The Illest” (2001) Cam’ron (feat. Memphis Bleek & Beanie Siegel) - “The ROC (Just Fire)” (2002) Wu-Tang Clan - “Triumph” (1999) OGC - “Hurricane Starang” (1996) Prodigy - “Keep It Thoro” (2000) Tragedy Khadafi - “True Confessions” (1997)	Ronin Radio “Live by the sword, die by the sword. Power, Equality, Always See Everything.” Genre: Alternative Hip Hop Styles: Conscious Hip Hop, Jazz Rap, Instrumentals   “A street warrior’s anthem, recite the scriptures to this one. Sunbeams by Dilla.” The Shogun   A chilled out conscious and alternative rap station in Gusenberg, that also plays rap instrumentals and silver-age hip hop. There is a large number of Fat Jon and J DIlla produced tracks on the station, as well as a number of tracks by Soulquarians affiliates such as Common, Q-Tip and Mos Def.   The station is hosted by a DJ known as The Shogun, a self-dubbed “urban samurai” based in Southside who often recites the Hagakure and other Asian scriptures on-air, and encourages listeners to practice their meditation and swordplay.    A Tribe Called Quest - “Money Maker” (1998) A Tribe Called Quest - “Busta’s Lament” (1998) A Tribe Called Quest - “God Lives Through” (1993) Black Sheep - “The Choice Is Yours (Revisited)” (1993) Slum Village - “Untitled/Fantastic” (2000) Slum Village - “Fall In Love” (2000) Slum Village (feat. Pete Rock) - “Once Upon A Time” (2000) Slum Village - “Get Dis Money” (2000) Slum Village - “The Look of Love” (1998) 3582 - “Bad As They Come” (2003) Five Deez - “Say Intro (Instrumental)” (2001) Five Deez - “Omni” (2001) World Renown - “How Nice I Am” (1994) Urban Thermo Dynamics - “My Kung Fu” (1994) Nine - “Whutcha Want (Brotherhood Remix)” (1996)  Black Star - “Thieves In The Night” (1999) Sharpshooters (feat. Four-Fifths) - “Analyze” (1997) Gang Starr - “The ? Remainz” (1992) Lootpack - “Hityawitdat” (1999) Pete Rock & CL Smooth - “Carmel City” (1994) Da Bush Babees (feat. Mos Def) - “The Love Song” (1996) The Pharcyde - “Runnin’” (1995) The Pharcyde - “Y? (Jay Dee Remix)” (1995) The Pharcyde - “Bullsh*t” (1995) Camp Lo - “Swing” (1996) Dudley Perkins - “Flowers” (2001) Reflection Eternal - “Blast” (2000) Common - “Nag Champa (Aphrodisiac For The World)” (2000) Lifesavas - “Hellohihey” (2003) Asheru (feat. Talib Kweli) - “Mood Swing” (2002) Large Professor - “The LP” (1996) J Dilla - “Shake It Down” (2002) Aceyalone (feat. Abstract Rude) - “The Saga Continues” (2003) Little Brother - “The Way You Do It” (2003) Nujabes (feat. Cise Starr) - “Highs 2 Lows” (2003) Madlib (feat. MED) - “Please Set Me At Ease” (2003) Pole (feat. Fat Jon) - “Slow Motion” (2003) J Dilla - “Life” (1997) J Dilla - “Sunbeams” (1996) Fat Jon - “624 Pt. 1” (2003)   Added after Act 3: Zion I - “Next To U” (2005) MED (feat. Noelle of Rebirth) - “Special” (2005) Strange Fruit Project - “All The Way” (2004) The Foreign Exchange - “Raw Life” (2004) One Be Lo - “Enecs Eht No Kcab” (2005) Fat Jon - “Darkness” (2004)
E2S FM “Chillout room-friendly electronic records for staring into blank space after coming down from that hellish MDMA binge.” Genre: Ambient Styles: Ambient Techno, IDM, Chillout, Post-Rock, Ambient Pop, Downtempo, Dub Techno, Breakcore, Glitch   “There is a bright light in the distance. You can’t make out what it is, but it gives you a strange, almost euphoric feeling. The next track is Stars In My Pocket by Opus III.” Mischa   A chillout station for Gusenberg’s many clubbers and ravers, coming down from drugs, alcohol and what not, E2S FM, short form for the Electronic Sound Syndicate, is a station and music collective dedicated to more ambient and cerebral electronic music, with a stronger emphasis on IDM. Music from the station is heard in the chillout room of most clubs as well as afterparties in Gusenberg. Many notable IDM artists from labels such as Warp Records are featured on the station, such as Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada, Autechre and Squarepusher.   The station is hosted by a young woman named Mischa, one of the DJs in the collective. She is known for her soft, childlike voice and for creating an ethereal atmosphere in the delivery of her IDs and breaks. It is very loosely based on WLUW Chicago, a college station based in Loyola University that occasionally has blocks that play ambient music.   Abfahrt Hinwil - "Triology" (2002) Aphex Twin - “Bbydhyonchord” (2001) Aphex Twin - “Flim” (1997) Aphex Twin - “Yellow Calx” (1996) Aphex Twin - “Acrid Avid Jam Shred” (1995) Aphex Twin - “Alberto Balsalm” (1995) Aphex Twin - “Just Fall Asleep” (?) Autechre - “Nil” (1994) B12 - “Void/Comm” (1996) Basic Channel - “Radiance II” (1996) The Black Dog - “Raxmus” (1995) Boards of Canada - “Dawn Chorus” (2002) Boards of Canada - “Orange Romeda” (1998) Boards of Canada - “Turquoise Hexagon Sun” (1998) David Morley - “Frozen” (1996) Drexciya - “Under Sea Disturbances” (2002) Esem - “Square Lamp” (2002) Gescom - “Cicada” (1994) Global Communication - “Incidental Harmony” (1992) Human Mesh Dance - “Sunken Garden” (1995) Insides - “Walking In Straights Lines” (1993) Monolake - “Television Tower” (2002) Mouse on Mars - “Frosch” (1995) Ms. John Soda - “Technicolor” (2003) Opus III - “Stars In My Pocket” (1992) The Orb - “Asylum” (1997) Plaid - “Zamami” (2001) Proem - “Long Distance Tiara” (2001) Seefeel - “Starethrough (Peel Session)” (1994) Seefeel - “Spangle” (1994) Seefeel - “Time To Find Me (Come Inside)” (1993) Spacetime Continuum - “A Low Frequency Inversion Field” (1994) Speedy J - “Symmetry” (1994) Squarepusher - “Tommib” (2001) Sun Electric - “Waitati Post” (1996) Two Lone Swordsmen - “As Worldly Pleasures Wave Goodbye…” (1998) Ulrich Schnauss - “Molfsee” (2001)   Added in The Contract: Aphex Twin - “Cutting” (?) Caustic Window - “Fingertrips” (1994) GusGus - “Anthem” (1999) Higher Intelligence Agency - “Orange” (1996) Push Button Objects - “A Day In A Life” (1999) System 7 - “Night Owl” (1996) Transllusion - “Dimensional Glide” (1999)	Legato FM “Sanguine piano pieces in daylight and bombastic opera classics by nightfall, for when you had enough of all that doosh doosh crap. Tune in right here on Gusenberg’s premier classical station.” Genre: Classical Styles: Daytime Classical Piano Nighttime Opera, Classical   A classical station with a unique format broadcasting somewhere in the Starstruck Stretch. The station features a day-and-night format unlike most stations, featuring piano pieces during daytime (6am-7pm) and opera and classical pieces during nighttime (7pm-6am). It also features season-exclusive tracks from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, with each concerto exclusive to its respective season over the course of the game. A number of tracks from Double Clef FM in the 3D Era return here in the night playlist.   The station is hosted by Oliver Stobka, a classical music aficionado and a rejected violinist from the Gusenberg Strings Orchestra. He outright expresses disdain for the overabundance of loud dance music in the city and wishes all the clubs and raves would pipe down. The station is based on WFMT, a classical station in Chicago.   “Some Satie for a rainy day. This is Gymnopedie No.1.” Oliver   Tracklist - Day: Chopin - “Revolutionary Etude” (1850) Chopin - “Tristesse” (1833) Chopin - “Mazurka Op. 6 No. 1” (1852) Debussy - “Arabesque No. 1” (1891) Debussy - “Reflets dans l’eau” (1905) Liszt - “Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 in C-Sharp Minor” (1847) Liszt - “Un Sospiro” (1849) Liszt - “Liebestraum No. 3” (1850) Liszt - “Die Zelle in Nonnenwerth” (1860)  Rachmaninoff - “Prelude in C Sharp Minor” (1901) Rachmaninoff - “Prelude in G Minor” (1901) Rachmaninoff - “Vocalize” (1915) Rachmaninoff - “Piano Concerto No.2, I. Moderato” (1901) Rachmaninoff - “Elegie in E-Flat Minor, Op. 3 No. 1” (1892) Beethoven - “Piano Sonata No. 23 in F Minor Op. 57 Appassionata I Allegro assai” (1806) Schubert - “Serenade” (1826) Satie - “Gymnopedie No. 1” (1895) Satie - “Gnossienne No. 2” (1893) Satie - “Sarabande No. 1” (1887) Satie - “Sonatine Bureaucratique” (1917) Stravinsky - “Piano Sonata” (1924) Ravel - “Pavane pour une infante défunte” (1899) Aphex Twin - “Petiatil Cx Htdui” (2001)   Nighttime Playlist - Night: Giacomo Puccini - “Nessun Dorma” (1926) Giacomo Puccini - “O mio babbino caro” (1918) Giacomo Puccini - “Un bel di vedremo” (1904) Giacomo Puccini- “E lucevan le stelle” (1900) Giuseppi Verdi - “Libiamo ne' lieti calici” (1848) Giuseppe Verdi - “La donna e mobile” (1851) Vincenzo Bellini - “Casta Diva” (1831) Ruggero Leoncavallo - “Vesti la giubba” (1892) Georges Bizet - “Au fond du temple saint” (1863) Schubert - “Ave Maria” (1810) Vivaldi - “Spring” (Spring-exclusive track) (1720) Vivaldi - “Summer” (Summer-exclusive track) (1720) Vivaldi - “Autumn” (Fall-exclusive track) (1720) Vivaldi - “Winter” (Winter-exclusive track) (1720)
Audiobonn FM “Operating independently since 1932, Audiobonn stands firm in the age of heated political debates and gossip news, reliving the golden age of radio with a special selection of classic and contemporary radio dramas.” Genre: True Crime, Radio Drama, Western, Black Comedy “The Killing of Sheriff Rumpert Banks” The first show ever broadcast on Audiobonn, with syndication beginning in 1932. Set in rural Lisoris in 1888, a sheriff is shot and killed in the town of Vickerbach, while investigating a house fire which killed a family of 5, a family of Libertonians that moved in since the end of the Civil War.   Sheriff Manfred Lowe heads down to the crime scene to investigate the death of his former colleague, and discovers a strange amulet placed inside Banks’s shirt pocket. Breaking the amulet reveals a folded map pointing towards an old manor located in the nearby town of Lancaster. Lowe soon discovers an insidious scheme dating back 20 years as he begins piecing together and forming links between all the murders.   “Prohibition Playbook” Set in Gusenberg in 1931, Prohibition Playbook is a 8-part Rashomon-style crime drama which features stories told from the perspectives of both organized crime and law enforcement.   Starring Gusenberg PD Homicide Detective John Lynch and leader of the fictional Glendale Outfit, Richie Badalamenti, the story begins during the eve of the abolition of Prohibition and ends sometime before the national announcement of the Great Plains Shelterbelt, covering the inner politics of the police department, the feds and gang life.   “The Barkeep & The Gunslinger” Set in 1898 somewhere in the American Southeast, a black bartender and the son of freed slaves named Gray moonlights the notorious Baker’s Saloon in the town of Arden, Louisiana. Abused and taken advantage of by the local Billings Gang, he finds himself constantly harassed and extorted by thugs.   One day a stranger takes notice of this harassment, and puts on a show to every onlooker in the saloon, non-lethally. Only referring to himself by the name Duke, they go out of town to the nearby bayou and talk about past lives while practicing some shooting. Duke teaches Gray a few skills he picked up over the course of his mysterious career, building up the man’s marksmanship and confidence, though Gray soon realizes that Duke may have a ball to play back in Arden.   “The Calm Before the Storm” A 7-part crime noir epic set in Gusenberg circa 1948, starring private investigator Sam Kovacs, a paranoid, pill-popping former flamethrower and WW2 Okinawa vet who investigates the mass murder of an entire entourage of industry leaders at the Mills Hotel.    The sole survivor of the massacre, an escort named Cassie Derekson, agrees to rendezvous with Kovacs at the nearby Hunts Street Diner to give him her alibi, though Sam begins to suspect something from her involvement in the tragedy.	The Connect FM “We’re not just a flyover town anymore! Giving the voice back to the people of the lake since ‘65!” Genre: Public Radio *Only available in Single Player*   “Past The River with Vitruvian” (Added after Act 3.)   Sponsored by the newly-founded record and lifestyle label Vitruvian Entertainment, the show revolves around interviews hosted by exiled Liberty City producer DJ Staxx and southside radio personality Ry Ranks, with various predominantly African-American and Hispanic guests ranging from local aldermen and celebrities, to up-and-coming singers and rappers.    Notable characters, such as mayoral candidate Randall Biggs, GPD police chief Desmond Nowak, outsider musician Earl Mopes, Vanguards lieutenant Spyder, girlfriend and R&B singer Tysha Verona and The Heat DJ Cherry, are interviewed on the show, often in relation to concurrent story events.   “Sports in Stereo” Broadcast live from Grabowski Stadium in the east end of The Circuit, Sports In Stereo provides Gusenbergers with the latest advances in baseball, football and basketball. Hosted by sports fanatic Marcus “Big Marc” Hilgrove, shows often involve him heckling teams from other cities such as the Carcer City Unicorns, the Liberty City Swingers and the Los Santos Panic, as well as scandals involving notable sportsmen and athletes in the Midwest. Live game shows are also broadcast to the player, typically during missions and scripted seasonal events, in a somewhat similar style to the one featured in Mafia: Definitive Edition.   With sports-betting being one of the side activities in GTA: Gusenberg, the show is among the several ways in which the outcome of a game can be announced to the protagonists.   “Gusenberg Mob History for Kids!” An overly-sanitized look into the history of organized crime in Gusenberg, from the early 1910s up until the mid-1970s, with a stronger focus on the 30s-60s period, with the gang war in the 80s skimmed over, tailored for a younger demographic. Euphemisms are used in various creative ways to describe mass slayings and acts of bribery, debauchery and torture which have happened throughout the history of Gusenberg’s underworld, usually at the expense of the fallen.   Starring two ‘mobsters’, Vinnie Peanuts and Tony The Tool, who speak with stereotypically over-the-top 30s Gusenberger accents, the company that runs the show also runs a tour business in the city that the player can join the tour bus of, focusing on mob landmarks across Gusenberg while staying mostly in-character.   “Party Time!” A podcast describing the grimey underground music and club drugs scene in Gusenberg, with a particular focus on nightclubs and illegal raves that take place across the city.    Hosted by SPANK enthusiast and headbanger Atticus Palmdale and his equally fidgety significant other and chav from Sheffield, Boudica "Bebe" Rankine, they go about the city, terrorizing local city residents with their non-sequiturs and random acts of drug-induced psychosis, whilst exploring most of what nightlife in the city has to offer, more specifically clubs and raves which the protagonists can potentially enter and attend in free roam.
The Hardliner FM “Taking our national dignity back from the terrorists, one state at a time!” Genre: Conservative Radio *Only available in Single Player*   “DEFCON 0: A Nation Under Attack” Founded not long after the attacks, DEFCON 0 covers the rants of Thyssen County survivalist and paranoid schizophrenic Cody Palls, who is said to have traveled on chartered flights between Gusenberg to Liberty City and Alderney City ‘at least 5 times a month with a disassembled AR-15 in a kiddie roller bag’ to scope out for terrorists, both on and off the plane, all in the name of Uncle Sam.   Believing an apocalyptic religious war to be nigh, Cody offers several of his own political and philosophical insights, hoping for the listener to adopt them in the event of a full-scale invasion by outsiders or an implosive insurrection from within the US, though his references to the Bible are questionable at best. Several equally disturbed individuals phone in to Palls, including one possible federal agent due to his comments about the president.   “Friendly Fire” Guns, guns and more guns, this is the second amendment in all its lead-filled glory as 67-year old schoolteacher Earle Cassidy tests the newest weapons on the market at the gun range with his son and daughter, Rich and Virginia. Descriptions of each gun, which are available in-game, are surprisingly detailed, with features such as cartridge size and action described in-depth in a relatively professional manner.   “The Survivalists’ Cookbook” Hosted by former Vietnam Green Beret and survivalist DeAngelo Motley, as well as his former MACV/SOG handler Gerald Garcia. True to its name, the show goes in-depth into methods of survival in the wilderness of Ikona, with Motley and Garcia constantly trading potshots at one another, though much like the fishing show in VCS, the reminiscing of the good old days in ‘Nam can only go so far without turning into a bloodbath.   “Over By There with Local 86” Hosted by dockworkers and union members Sal Batieri and Paulie Donnerswicz, the show offers insights into the working lives of blue-collar laborers in town while also providing a hefty dose of indecent working-class humor. Discussions lampooning the union, local city government, the police, the Outfit and the Exchange all exist here, simultaneously coexisting with banter about other issues faced by blue-collar workers such as their Social Security woes, alimony and welfare.

Added In Act 3

The New Mode FM “The sleazy side of indie rock.” Genre: Indie Styles: Post-Punk Revival, Electroclash, Digital Hardcore, Industrial Rock, Garage Punk, Lo-Fi, Post-Grunge, Dancepunk   “I can still hear the tones on this vibrating in my head, that’s probably the drugs but it’s this track too! Nursery Rhyme by UNKLE, featuring Badly Drawn Boy.” - Melissa   The Datsuns - "Cherry Lane" (2004) The Duke Spirit - "Lion Rip" (2004) The Fall - "Mountain Energy" (2003) Spiderbait - "Alright" (2004) The Von Bondies - "No Regrets" (2004) Franz Ferdinand - "Jacqueline" (2004) Interpol - "Slow Hands" (2004) The (International) Noise Conspiracy - "Only Lovers Left Alive" (2000) Ikara Colt - "Modern Feeling" (2004) The Raveonettes - "Love In A Trash Can" (2004) Jane’s Addiction - “The Riches” (2003) Yvonne - “Out Of The Gash” (2001) Silverbullit - “Magnetic City” (2001) The Kills - “I Hate The Way You Love” (2005) Alec Empire - “Night of Violence” (2005) Nine Black Alps - “Get Your Guns” (2005) Ladytron - “True Mathematics” (2002) The Rakes - “Retreat” (2005) Magic Dirt - “Pace It” (2000) Curve - “Chainmail” (2001) Louis XIV - “Louis XIV” (2005) Metric - “Patriarch On A Vespa” (2005) Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - “US Government” (2003) Primal Scream - “Swastika Eyes (Chemical Brothers Remix)” (1999) The Subways - “Automatic” (2005) Soulwax - “Miserable Girl” (2004) Division Of Laura Lee - “Does Compute” (2004) Yeah Yeah Yeahs - “Date With The Night” (2003) UNKLE - “Nursery Rhyme/Breather” (1998) Tricky - “Black Steel” (1995) White Rose Movement - “Love Is A Number” (2005)   Added In The Contract: Snake River Conspiracy - "Somebody Hates You" (2000) Jerry Cantrell - “Pro False Idol” (2002) The Morning After Girls - “Hi-Skies” (2005) Iggy Pop & Peaches - “Rock Show” (2003) PJ Harvey - “Kamikaze” (2000) The Superjesus - “Saturation (Live)” (1998)

Lakeside FM “Bass heavy dancehall for cruising and drilling.” Genre: Dancehall Styles: Reggae, Bassline, Speed Garage, New Rave, UK Garage   “Wicked lickle choon this one.  The undefeated queen of dancehall, Patra with Yo-Yo, Romantic Call.” - Levi   Eek-A-Mouse - “Politics” (2004) Buju Banton - “Up Ye Mighty Race” (2003) Lady Saw - “Messed Up” (2004) Tanto Metro & Devonte - “The Ride” (2001) Buccaneer - “Hypocrite” (2003) General Degree - “Don't Break The Rules” (2001) Cutty Ranks - “Hitman” (1996) Chaka Demus & Pliers - “Front Line” (2005) Super Cat - “Ghetto Red Hot” (1992) Shabba Ranks & Rebel Princess - “Action Packed” (1993) Red Rat - “Italee” (1997) General Degree - “Bag A Tings” (1998) TOK - “Money 2 Burn” (2001) Lexxus - “Good Hole” (2002) Patra (feat. Yo-Yo) - “Romantic Call” (1993) Rupee - “Tempted To Touch” (2004) Mr. Vegas - “Latest News” (1998) Notch - “Nuttin Nuh Go So” (2000) Spragga Benz - “Machine Gun Kelly” (1997) Foxy Brown (feat. Spragga Benz) - “Oh Yeah” (2001) Elephant Man (feat. Killah Priest) - “Who We Are” (2003) Mad Cobra - “R.I.P.” (1994) Capleton - “Everybody” (1994) Horsepower Productions - “Log On (Vocal)” (2001) Smith & Mighty (feat. Niji 40) - “B-Line Fi Blow” (2002) So Solid Crew - “Dilema” (2000) Sticky (feat. Ms. Dynamite) - “Booo!” (2001) MIA - “Galang” (2003) Danny English & Egg Nog - “Party Time” (2002) Sean Paul - “Bounce It Right There” (2005) Sean Paul - “Get With It Girl” (2005) Tanya Stephens (feat. Spragga Benz) - “Gangsta Gal” (2004) Tanya Stephens - “It’s A Pity” (2004)

 

Pirate Radio

 

Future Trip FM “The most aggro pirate station in Gusenberg. Big up from London with the Future Trip crew, giving the midwest a slice of British bass music since ‘91.” Genre: Drum n’ Bass Styles:  Mix 1 - DJ Rude Boy w/ MC Timeshift Liquid Funk, Jungle, Neurofunk, Darkstep, Breakcore, Raggacore Mix 2 - DJ Bucky w/ MC Brown Bread Vocal Drum n’ Bass, Neurofunk, Techstep, Jazzstep “Future Trip right up in your stereo, drum n’ bass is massive, jungle is massive, straight through the LSD! Big up Gusenberg massive! Big up to Osmosis Kru, big up to Tektonik, big up to City After Dark, big up to X-Stacey Kru! Once we go, there’s no stopping!” MC Timeshift “Big up to all the producer rudeboys and rudegyals out there! Send in copies of your dats, demos and dubs to Future Trip FM! Dial 8-138-525-6789, ask for the address; we change monthly! If you’re lucky we might give them a spin!” MC Brown Bread Marking a return of drum n’ bass to the GTA series, Future Trip specializes mainly in the neurofunk and liquid funk subgenres, the former which was prominently featured on MSX FM in GTA 3. Notable artists in the mix include Blame, Carlito, John B, Ed Rush & Optical, Roni Size, Photek and J Majik. Like Osmosis FM, Future Trip FM takes major influences of several UK-based pirate radio stations during the 90s, such as Kool FM, Weekend Rush FM and Cyndicut FM. As implied by the name, the station is hosted by the Future Trip Crew, a multinational crew composed of Santosian DJ Rudeboy, guest Brixtoner DJ Bucky, native Gusenberger MC Terminus and guest Croydoner MC Brown Bread. With two mixes, DJ Rudeboy’s mix features a more liquid funk style popularized by DJs such as Fabio mixed with hardcore ragga jungle and non-British artists whereas DJ Bucky’s mix places a heavier emphasis on techstep and vocal drum n’ bass. Mix 1 - DJ Rudeboy w/ MC Terminus: Blame - “Music Takes You (John B Takes You Mix)” (2002) Carlito & Addiction - “Just Wanna Be” (2002) Mathematics - “It’s In The Way” (2002) Marcus Intalex & ST Files - “Dreamworld” (2001) Rudeboylicious - “2 Bad” (2002) Total Science - “Jungle Jungle” (2001) Soundmurderer & SK-1 - “Call Da Police” (2001) Silent Witness - “Contact” (2002) Rudeboylicious - “Murdera” (2002) Alpha Omega - “Fractions” (2002) Dieselboy - “Invid (Future Cut Second Coming Mix)” (2002) Futuretech - “Grand Theft Auto” (2002) Moving Fusion - “Fish Tank” (2000) Concord Dawn - “Check This Sound” (2002) John B - “5 Times In 1 Night” (2002) DJ Krust - “Warhead (Steppa Mix)” (1997) Special K & Darren Jay - “Breakage” (2002) Funk N’ Flex - “Flow With Me” (2002) Utah Jazz - “Sleaze” (2002) Modern Moves - “Relax” (2002) Elizabeth Troy - “Forever Young (Ray Keith Mix)” (2002) Calibre - “Interphaze” (2001) Aquasky - Do Anything (Calibre Remix)” (2002) Carlito & Addiction - “Keep On Pushing” (2002) Carlito - “So Liquid” (2002) Mix 2 - DJ Bucky w/ MC Brown Bread: J Majik (feat. Kathy Brown) - “Love Is Not A Game (Original Mix)” (2000) Photek - “Smoke Rings” (1997) Source Direct - “Mind Weaver” (1999) Roni Size & Reprazent - "Brown Paper Bag (Full Vocal Mix)" (1997) Kosheen - “(Slip and Slide) Suicide” (2001) Dillinja - “Silver Blade” (1997) Jonny L - “Piper (Grooverider Mix)” (1997) Everything But The Girl - “Blame (J Majik VIP Remix)” (1999) Roni Size & Reprazent - "Watching Windows (Ed Rush & Optical Remix)" (1998) Grooverider - “Rivers of Congo” (1998) Todd Terry - “Blackout” (1999) Breakbeat Era - “Ultra Obscene” (1999) Ed Rush, Optical & Fierce - “Alien Girl” (1998) Ed Rush & Optical - “Fixation” (1998) Konflict - “New World Order” (2000) Bad Company UK - “The Pulse 2000” (2000) Shanie - “(You’re Gonna) Miss My Face (Dillinja’s Mix)” (1997) Matrix vs. Dilemma - “Spring Box (Vocal Mix)” (1998)

Tektonic FM "A slice of techno and electro in all its various forms for the city of Gusenberg.” Genres:  Genre: Techno Styles: Mix 1 Acid Techno, Detroit Techno, Hard Techno Mix 2 Minimal Techno, Progressive House, Tech House, Deep House, Detroit Techno, Electro, Dub Techno “Right about 160 beats per minute! Not too fast, not too slow! Just enough for the 303 to come plowing through!” Mandible “It’s gonna peak up after this one, goodbye Carcer City, hello Europe.” Jason the Jester Tektonik FM plays mainly acid and techno music from the Detroit and British scenes, featuring a more minimal and stripped-back sound compared to other electronic stations such as City After Dark and Osmosis FM, with sets more reminiscent of DJs such as Carl Cox or Frank De Wulf. Notable artists include Detroiters such as Jeff Mills, Underground Resistance, Dopplereffekt and Kenny Larkin and Europeans such as Aphex Twin, Regis and David Clarke. There are two mixes featured in story mode, with one set by Mandible and the other by Jason the Jester. Mandible has been spinning acid tracks at fast tempos since the early-90s, which is reflective in his mix for the station, featuring mainly 90s tracks with squelchy 303 basslines and sparse percussion. Jason the Jester, a newcomer to the techno scene, plays a mellower, more recent tech house-inspired set with a number of tracks from the 2000s.  A third member of the Tektonik crew, Black Meridian, only plays live raves, where he spins a mixture of ghetto house, ghettotech, juke, Baltimore Club, UK Garage and jungle. Mix 1 - Mandible: Acid Warrior - “Acid Bites” (1994) Wax - “Uprising” (1993) Spacetime Continuum - “Drug #6” (1993) Warp 69 - “LSD” (1992) Regis - “The Black Freighter” (1995) Marco Bailey - “Shinjuku-ku” (2002) Dr. Octopus - “Dr. Octopus” (1996) Lunar Module - “Mental Acid Trilogy (Part 1)” (1993) Aphex Twin - “Digeridoo” (1992) Jeff Mills - “Step To Enchantment” (1993) Negative Vision - “First Light” (1996) Planetary Assault Systems - “In From The Night” (1995) Underground Resistance - “Kamikaze” (1992) Brother From Another Planet - “Planet Earth” (1992) Confusion A ‎- “Last Train To Acid” (1993) Mix 2 - Jason the Jester: Theorem - “Cinder” (1998) Dave Clarke - “Wisdom To The Wise (Red 2) (Robert Hood Remix)” (1996) K.Hand - “Candle Lights” (1999) Derrick May - “R-Theme” (1989) Psyche - “Elements” (1990) Model 500 - “The Passage” (1992) Audiotech - “Phase Two” (1995) Dopplereffekt - “Technic 1200” (1995) Elecktroids - “Perpetual Motion” (1995) Kenny Larkin - “Q” (1994) Infiniti - “Game One” (1994) Jeff Mills - “Sugar Is Sweeter” (1997) Tata Box Inhibitors - “Stabilizer” (1995) Jeff Mills - The Bells (1996) Bryan Zentz - “D-Clash” (2003) Mode - “Ludovico's Technique” (2001) Gaetano Parisio - “Dub Pistol” (2001) Tomaz vs. Filterheadz - “Sunshine” (2002) D/A/C - “Spektrum” (1995) The Juan MacLean - “TG-3X” (2002)

X-Stasie Radio “Sounds from the 175 BPM Crew! Get the warehouses going with a continuous mix of hard-hitting hard dance and hardcore tunes.” Genre: Hard Dance Styles: Hard Trance, Hard House, Donk “I’m f*ckin’ ‘avin’ it, this one's a percy! Get your party whistles and horns out, it’s gonna go off after this!” DJ Pereira A hard dance pirate station that pushes extremely fast music for Gusenberg’s hardcore ravers. The station is noticeably faster than all the other pirates, playing a mixture of hard house, hard trance and donk music mainly from the UK. Notable artists in the mix include Nick Sentience, the Brain Bashers, F1 and BK. The station is hosted by DJ Pereira, the founder of the X-Stasie label and a Brummie expat operating out of a dilapidated gas station somewhere in Gusenberg, with “mountains of Es and pings stacked towards heaven” in his makeshift studio. True to the station, his DJing style is considerably more frenetic and unpredictable compared to the other pirates. 200 Degrees - “Hellfire (BK's Original 1999 Remix)” (1999) Nick Sentience - “Freedom” (2000) Alex K - “U Got It (Vocal Club Mix)” (2000) DJ Shredda - “Chainsaw (The Crow Mix)” (2002) 12 Inch Thumpers - “The Tumbler (Ilogik Remix)” (2001) Nick Sentience - “Discotech” (2000) Joff Roach & Tim J - “Can't Sit Down” (1999) Camisra - “Clap Your Hands (Main Club Mix)” (1999) Perfect Phase - “Slammer Jammer (Club Mix)” (2002) 2 Slags - “Restless (F1 Mix)” (1998) F1 - “Rock Your Body” (1999) Alumina - “Hyperspeed (Ingo Mix)” (2002) Jon Bishop - “I'm in Control” (2001) Jam X & DeLeon Meets Tom Wax ‎- “Louder / Softer (Illogik Mix)” (2002) Lee Pasch - “Energize” (2002) Fergie & BK - “Turn It Up” (1999) BK And Nick Sentience - “Noise” (2000) Charlotte Birch & Ingo - “Rompa Stompa” (2003) Marc French - “Killer Disco (Dave Lochrie Remix)” (2003) Dan Madams & Little Jon - “Floor Burn” (2000) Brain Bashers - “Take Me Away” (1997)

Osmosis FM “Sophisticated club and rave music brought to you by the Osmosis Crew direct from Vauxhall, London, featuring the lady-friendly lovechild of jungle and house and waxing only the hottest dubs! Oi, oi!” Genre: UK Garage Styles: Speed Garage, 2-Step, 4x4 Garage, Garage House, Bassline, Breaks, Jungle, Dark Garage, Grime, Breakstep, R&B/Swing “1, 2, step, step. 2, step radio ravin’!  From Croydon to Gusenberg, we play only the dubplate exclusive! Ladies with the big batty, shake what ya mama gave ya, let's go!” MC Fresh S A returning station from GTA 2, Osmosis FM now takes the form of an underground UK Garage/2-Step pirate radio station, playing music from the genre mostly from the 1997-2001 period during the pirate radio heyday in the UK, similar to Future Trip. The station features a number of notable garage artists and their respective aliases, such as Jeremy Sylvester, MJ Cole, Steve Gurley, Todd Edwards and Mike Millrain, as well as several white label records, dubplates and remixes from the era. Like Future Trip, the station is hosted by a group from Croydon, London known as the Osmosis Crew, composed of DJ Top Shotta, DJ Selena Da Selekta and MC Fresh S, who MCs in all mixes. DJ Top Shotta’s mix has a noticeably darker and more eclectic feel partially due to his past gigs as a hardcore & jungle DJ prior to Osmosis, featuring breakier dark garage tracks from 1998-onwards as well as classic garage house records, whereas DJ Selena comes from a house & garage background, and thus her mix is considerably more soulful and happier-sounding, with many of the tracks produced in 1998, reminiscent of pirate radio mixes of the era found in UK stations such as Upfront FM, Freek FM and Ice FM. Mix 1 - DJ Selena Da Selekta w/ MC Fresh S: Unique 2 Rhythm - “Finest (2 Step Mix)” (1998) KP - “I Need A Rhythm (Mix 2)” (1998) N’n’G - “Afunkination” (1998) Cheeky Chappies - “Happy” (1998) DJ Double G (feat. Anita) - “Special Request” (1999) Tru Colors - “You’re Gonna Make Me (Love Somebody Else) (Vocal Mix)” (1998) Ruff N’ Tumble - "I’ll Give You More (2 Step Vocal)” (1998) Carl H & Paul Benjamin - “On My Mind” (1998) Jump Up Crew - “All My Love” (1998) Chris Mack - “Set It Off” (1998) D*Note - “Say What You Mean (Sunship Selecta’s Dub)” (1998) Unique 2 Rhythm - “Sure Looks Good (2 Step Mix)” (1999) Pied Piper - “Can’t Understand” (1998) Ty Holden & James Reynolds - “Under Pressure” (1998) DJ Dlux - “Everyday Frustrations” (1998) Sovereign - “Do Well” (2000) Jameson - “Honey” (1998) Unique 2 Rhythm - “Love Is (2 Steppin’)” (1998) All Saints - “Bootie Call (Club Asylum Boogie Punk Dub)” (1998) Kannon & S.Ellington - “Snap Shot” (1998) Jaycollins “Super 20” - “Don’t Turn Your Back On Love (SunshineBros. Remix)” (1998) DEA Project - “Friends” (1998) R.B. Brothers - “I Like Your Thing” (1998) Sly - “Keep Trying” (1998) MJ Cole - “Flava Fever” (1998) Sly - “Give Me Your Love” (1998) TNT (feat. Terri Walker) - “Easy Lovin’ You (Drama Mix)” (2001) The Dub Monsters - “Monster Cuts Vol. 2 - Untitled A2” (1999) Unique 2 Rhythm - “Sexy (4x4 Mix)” (1999) Kele Le Roc - “Little Bit Of Lovin’ (Tuff Jams' Classic Garage Mix)” (1998) Logo - “You Give Me (Vocal Mix)” (1998) Subculture - “My Love Won’t Fade Away (June Nine Eight Summa Vox)” (1998) Mix 2 - DJ Top Shotta w/ MC Fresh S: Jamelia - “Money (Smokin’ Beats Master Blaster Club Mix)” (1999) NNM Productions - “Ain’t Got Time” (2000) Mitchell C. - “Got Somebody (Remix)” (1999) Lovestation - “Teardrops (Serious Danger Mix)” (1998) Kandi - “Don’t Think I’m Not (Sovereign Mix 2)” (2000) West One - “Freedom” (1996) / Rebel MC (feat. Top Cat) - “Original Ses (Police In Helicopter)” (2004) Anthill Mob - “Agitator” (1997) Breakbeat Era - “Bullitproof (MJ Cole Remix)” (1999) About 2 (feat. Cameron) - “Let The Music Take Control (Wideboys Remix)” (1999) Dimensions - “Chief (Steve Gurley Remix)” (1998) Ortis - “Trouble (Satin Valley A-Z Dub Mix)” (1998) Errol Simms - “Oh Baby” (1998) NNM Productions (feat. Rick Wayne) - “Aristocrat (Original Mix)” (1999) Lovestation - “Sensuality (VIP Mix)” (1998) Jay Bee - “Mysterious” (1999) NNM Productions (feat. Dee-Major) - “Stories To Be Told” (1998) James Lavonz - “Paradise” (1998) Infamous 3 - “Got To Tell You Baby” (1998) Blaze vs Del Boy - “If You Love Me (Blaze Mix)” (2001) D Base - “Love Is Deeper (King Size Mix)” (1999) Allstars - “Killin’ Me” (2000) Skandal - “Wotwedo” (1998) Time Code Project (feat. Debbie Pender) - “Became The Woman (Oshun Flo Remix)” (1998) Brutal Bill - “It’s A Nasty Rhythm (Dreamy Sax Mix)” (1995) The DJ DXR, Mr RDZ, At-One & D Brav - “What A Day (Untitled Mix 2)” (1999) Corporation & Scattie - "Heat & Fire" (1999) 2’s Company - “Desire” (1999) Sasha Rose (feat. Don E) - “Unbelievable (Garage Flex)” (1998) James Lavonz - “Inpractical (Mix 2)” (1998) DEA Project - “Music Hypnotizing” (1998) Mary J. Blige - “Be Happy (Groove Chronicles Dub Version)” (1999) SOS - “Like I Do” (1999) Phil Amon & DJ Masey - “Meditation” (1999) KCA - “Spirit (El-B Vox Mix)” (2000) Mad Skillz - “Big Up” (2000) Architechs - “Body Groove (Drive Time Mix)” (2000)

 

Added in Act 3:

 

City After Dark FM

“Zone into the sound of the land of tomorrow straight to the airwaves via pirate signals. This is the sound of America’s next trance wave, brought to you by the City After Dark label.”

Genre: Trance

Styles: Uplifting Trance, Progressive Trance, Vocal Trance, Progressive House, Techno

 
“Life is temporary, trance is forever! Keep it up people!”

DJ Tanya

 
A trance station in Gusenberg that plays mainly vocal, uplifting and progressive trance from the late-90s to early-mid 2000s, marking the return of these styles to the series since Rise FM in GTA 3. Many notable artists from the era are featured on the station, such as Paul Oakenfold, Tiesto, Gabriel & Dresden, OceanLab, Lange and Svenson & Gielen.

 
The station is hosted by DJ Tanya, founder of City After Dark, an events organizer and dance record label that signs a small community of local Gusenberger trance and progressive house artists, as well as a veteran trance and techno DJ who has been spinning records at warehouse raves since the goa and psytrance days of the early-to-mid 90s. Compared to the other pirates, Tanya is considerably more chipper in her delivery during voiceovers. 

 
Prior to its formal introduction in Act 3, the upcoming premiere of the station was initially promoted at special rave parties by DJ Tanya herself, featuring an early trance mix that is listed in the “Exclusive Mixes” section below.

 
Lange - “Drifting Away (Original Mix)” (2002)

Deepsky - “Ride” (2002)

Agenda - “Heaven (Lange Remix)” (1999)

Kosheen - “Catch (Ferry Corsten Vocal Remix)” (2001)

Svenson & Gielen (feat. Jan Johnston) - “Beachbreeze [Remember The Summer] (Green Court Remix)” (2003)

Nu NRG – “Dreamland” (2001)

Chakra - “Love Shines Through (Original Mix)” (1999)

Gouryella – “Gouryella” (1998)

OceanLab - “Satellite (Original Above & Beyond Mix)” (2004)

Afterburn - “North Pole” (2000)

Pulser - “My Religion” (2003)

Ronald Van Gelderen - “Sustain (Original Extended Mix)” (2003)

Masters & Nixon (feat. Justine Suissa) - “Out There (5th Dimension)” (2003)

York - “Farewell To The Moon (En-Motion Remix)” (2000)

Fire & Ice - “Silent Cry” (2000)

Energy 52 - “Cafe del Mar '98 (Original Three N' One Mix)” (1998)

Paul Oakenfold - “Southern Sun (Tiesto Remix)” (2002)

Highrise – “Hope For Peace” (2002)

Deepsky - “Stargazer (X-Cabs Remix)” (1999)

Motorcycle - “As The Rush Comes Through (Above & Beyond Dynaglide Mix)” (2004)

Accadia - “Blind Visions (Accadia Club Mix)” (2002)

V-One - “Dead Cities” (1999)

Rhythm of Life - “You Put Me In Heaven With Your Touch (Lange Remix)” (2000)

 

 

Rave-exclusive Mixes

Future Trip FM Genre: Drum n’ Bass Styles: Mix 1 - DJ Rude Boy w/ MC Terminus Jungle, Darkcore, Intelligent Drum n’ Bass, Breakbeat Hardcore, Ragga Jungle   Mix 2 - DJ Bucky w/ MC Brown Bread Neurofunk, Techstep, Darkstep   Mix 1 - DJ Rude Boy w/ MC Terminus: Neil Trix & Danny Mills - "Brief Visit" (1995) Genetik Engineers - "Just Juice" (1994) Tek 9 - "Slow Down (Nookie Remix)" (1994) Sky Joose - "Me Nice" (1994) Primary Source - "Smile" (1993) DJ Dextrous & Hyper-Man – "Jungle Love" (1994) Orca - "Intalect (Remix)" (1994) Leviticus - "Burial (Madamoselle Mix)" (1994) Unknown Artist - "Hold Me" (1994) Black Man - "Bastards" (1995) JMJ & Richie - "Trouble In China" (1995) Dillinja - "Ja Know Ya Big" (1995) Dragon Fly - "Equal" (1993) AK-47 - "Field Of Dreams" (1994) Rufige Kru - "Believe" (1992) Bass Selective - "We Need Some Love" (1993) Blame - "Sub Committee" (1995) Skool of Hard Knocks - "Autorinse" (1994) Foul Play - "Being With You (EZ Rollers Remix)" (1994) Dillinja & Berty B - "Art Of Control" (1994) Pascal - "Red Face" (1993) DJ Pulse - "So Fine (Remix)" (1994) Nookie - "Phobia" (1993) Dollar Don Paul - "Rough Rider (Mix 2)" (1994) DJ Vern & DJ Ash - "Magnificent" (1994) FBD Project - "Untitled" (1993) Essence of Aura - "So This Is Love (Omni Trio Remix)" (1994)   LINK   Mix 2 - DJ Bucky w/ MC Brown Bread: Ed Rush & Optical - “Medicine (Matrix Remix)” (1998) Special Forces - “Propaganda” (1998) Ryme Tyme - “Payback Part II” (1999)  Roxanne - “Hypnosis” (2001) Bad Company UK - “Oxygen (The Drilla Killa)” (2000) Bad Company UK - “4 Days” (1999) Grooverider - “560’” (1999) Ed Rush & Optical - “Sick Note” (1999) Roni Size - “Snapshot” (1998) Stakka & Skynet (feat. Friction) - “Altitude” (2001) Matrix - “Mute '98” (1998) Ram Trilogy - “Titan” (1999) Konflict - “Maelstrom” (2000) Konflict - “Phobia” (1999) John B - “Up All Night” (2001) Optical - “Moving 808s” (1997) Digital - “Phantom Force” (1999) Moving Fusion - “Turbulence” (1998) Usual Suspects - “Killa Bees (Konflict Remix)” (1999) Konflict - “Cyanide” (2000) Raiden - “Fallin’” (2002)   LINK

X-Stasie Radio Genre: Hard Dance Styles: Happy Hardcore, Gabber, Makina, Breakbeat Hardcore, Bouncy Hardcore   Mix - DJ Pereira: Seduction & Eruption - “Bust The New Jam (Hard Mix)” (1996) Hard Tek - “Sound Invasion (Super-X & Persuasion Mix)” (1996) Dougal & Skeedale - “Innervation (Bananaman Remix)” (1996) Eternity & Kingsize - “What I Need” (1996) Justin Time - “Better & Better (Original Mix)” (1996) Dune - “I Can’t Stop Raving (Club Mix)” (1996) DJ Fade - “Promises” (1995) Blitz, Blaze And Revolution - “Outta My Face (DJ Brisk's Kick Drum And Bass Remix)” (1997) A-Tension - “Angels” (1996) Techno Wizz & The King - “What A Rush (Breakbeat Bounce Mix)” (1996) Spark - “World Of Dreams (Another Version)” (1997) DJ Webley, Kerry & Sensation ‎- “Me & You (For Eternity)” (1998) The Vampire - “Teknostorm” (1996) The Stunned Guys - “Musica Nervrotica” (1995) DJ Yves - “Sadness” (1996) A Sense Of Summer - “On Top” (1995) System X - “Play The Game” (1997) Stingray & Sonicdriver - “As Cold As Ice (Original Mix)” (1995) New Motion - “Looking For Love (DJ Brisk Remix)” (1995) Raver’s Nature - “Bring Me Noise” (1995) Happy Tunes - “Positive Energy” (1996) Force & Styles (feat. Jenna) - “Heart Of Gold (Original Mix)” (1996) Force & Styles (feat. Junior) - “Paradise & Dreams (Force & Styles Hardcore Mix)” (1997)   LINK

Osmosis FM Genre: UK Garage Styles: Speed Garage, 2-Step, 4x4 Garage, Garage House, Bassline, Breaks, Jungle, Dark Garage, Grime, Breakstep, R&B/Swing   Mix 1 - DJ Selena Da Selekta w/ MC Fresh S: Artist Formerly Known As P.P. - “Boogie Wid Da Funk'' (1998) New Horizons - “Searchin’ On” (1996) Maximum Style - “Admit 2 Luv (Dem 2 Remix)” (1999) NU-2-U - “Moody Blues” (1998) Todd Edwards - “Never Far From You (Never-Ever Dub)” (1998) Club Asylum - “Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! (Track One)” (1998) Charlotte - “Be Mine (Nu-Birth Prime Time Vocal Mix)” (1998) Errol Simms - “Crazy” (1998) Wendy Ann Warchal - “Was Your Love (Mix 3)” (1998) Maxim Sinclair - “Dolomites Dream (98 Vox Mix)” (1998) Mu - “The Melody (Groove Chronicles Vox Mix)” (1997) Soul Expansion - “Casanova (Future Dub Mix)” (1998) DEA Project - “Circles Of My Life” (1998) Barbara Tucker - “Beautiful People (Dem 2 Remix)” (1998) Artist Formerly Known As P.P. - “The Word'' (1998) Tatyana Ali - “Everytime (Phuturistix Mix)” (1998) Stone Cold Steppaz - “Hit ‘Em” (1999) Victor Romeo - “Inside You (Steve Gurley’s Penetrate Dub Mix)” (1998) D Base - “Believe In Yourself” (1999) Don Jose - “Set U Free” (1999) SKD - “Renegade Dub” (1999) M.F. Project - “Perfect Love” (1998) Disco Dub Disciples - “Music & Emotions” (1999) Groove Connektion - “Club Lonely (Nice ‘N’ Ripe Dub)” (1998) Southside Allstars (feat. Elizabeth Kerr) - “Angel (4 By 4 Mix)” (2002) Miles Fontaine - “Work Your Body” (1997) The Hornet - “Your Eyes” (1997) DMS - “Elements” (1998) Industry Standard - “You’re The Only One” (1998) Killer Instinct - “Nicole’s Theme” (1998)   LINK   Mix 2 - DJ Top Shotta w/ MC Fresh S: Wendy Ann Warchal - “Can You Handle It (Inspiration Mix)” (1998) Pied Piper - “Untitled” (1997) Chris Mack - “Feel Good” (1998) Kerri Chandler - “Hallelujah (U Freq’s Mix)” (1999) Underground Solution - “Get Happy” (1997) Krush U - “In Reverse” (1997) Menace Productions - “Feeling (Mix 2)” (2000) Part II - “Feel The Magic” (1997) DMS - “Untitled” (1997) Joose Junkie - “Colourful Dreams (Bullett Remix)” (1998) Demon Rockers - “It’s Allright” (2000) Brothers of Peace - “Work It Out (Spreadlove Dub Mix)” (1998) Associates - “Way You Make Me Feel (Mix 1)” (2000) Nu Klass A - “The Rhythm (Steve Gurley Mix)” (1998) GBH - “Had E Nuff” (1997) TNT vs Renaissance - “Simulator (Speedlator Mix)” (1999) J.Jem (feat. Kaptin) - “Make You Ride” (1998) DJ South Central - “Wicked Sound” (1999) JJ Louis & Sovereign - “Fine (Mix 2)” (2000) Digital Fusion - “Love Me” (1998) Clubland Refugees - “Phat Beat” (1997) Ray Hurley - “What Goes Around (Mix 2)” (1999) T.Mirage, Angel Dust & Lindsey Smith - “I Still Got Your Number (Bumpin' 2-Step Mix)” (2000) Why Not? - “Black Book (4 2 Da Floor)” (2001) Partners In Crime - “Deeper Love (DJ Lewis’s Moist Mix)” (1998) Persian - “Favourite Song” (1997) Part II - “Summertime” (1997)   LINK

City After Dark FM Genre: Trance Styles: Hard Trance, Acid Techno, Goa Trance, Psytrance, Hard Techno, Early Trance, Progressive Trance   Mix - DJ Tanya: CJ Bolland - “Thrust” (1992) Nuclear Hyde - “Innostatic” (1995) Cybordelics - “Alice In Wonderland” (1994) AstroCat - “Home” (1994) S.D.L. - “Space Traveller” (1993) 4 Voice - “Eternal Spirit (Northern Mix)” (1993) Instant Zen - “Synthetic (303 Experience Mix)” (1994) Susuki L.T.D. - “Drop Zone'' (1995) “Cosmic Baby & Voov - “Transcendental Overdrive (Overdrive)” (1992) Hardfloor - “Acperience 3” (1992) Mike Ink - “Live Evil Pt. I - Untitled A1” (1995) Futurhythm - “Transmanic” (1992) Galaxian 202 - “ClockWise” (1994) Cores - “Aragon (Part 2)” (1995) Mandala - “The Encore” (1993) Plastikman - “Helikopter” (1993) Illuminatae - “Our Mind (Underground Contribution Mix)” (1993) Arpeggiators - “Freedom Of Expression” (1992) Gain Force - “X-Emption (Mandala Remix)” (1994) Superspy - “The Fall” (1993) The Visions of Shiva - “Perfect Night” (1992) The Essence of Nature - “Blue Lotus” (1994)    LINK

Edited October 13, 2023 by kobeni

[Matt Mello]

The Edge Zone

Genres: Nu-Metal, Pop-Punk, Post-Grunge, Metalcore, Alternative Rock, Groove Metal, Emo, Industrial Metal, Rap Rock, Gothic Rock

DJ: Laura Bailey as Ebony Dark'ness Dementia Raven Way

Tracklist

Linkin Park - Faint
Avenged Sevenfold - The Beast and The Harlot
Nine Inch Nails - The Hand That Feeds

Rob Zombie - Dragula

Limp Biskit - Break Stuff

Korn - Freak On A Leash

The Offspring - Million Miles Away

Blink 182 - All The Small Things
Nickelback - Someday
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus - Your Guardian Angel

HIM - Your Sweet 666
Rammstein - Du Hast

Marilyn Manson - The Beautiful People
Kid Rock - Bawitaba
Insane Clown Posse - Juggalo Homies
Green Day - She's A Rebel

Uncle Kracker - Who's Your Uncle?

Train - Drops of Jupiter

Nightwish - Sleeping Sun
Evanescence - Bring Me To Life 

Slipknot - Wait and Bleed

Powerman 5000 - Bombshell

System of a Down - Chop Suey

Alien Ant Farm - Smooth Criminal

Crazy Town - Butterfly
Fall Out Boy - Immortals

My Chemical Romance - Welcome To The Black Parade

[Osric]

Radio Hades

A mysterious lo-fi pirate radio station that has somehow hijacked a major (yet previously unused) FM signal wave. With a mysterious raspy-voiced DJ who only calls herself Innana, Radio Hades broadcasts a plethora of extreme metal music from the 1980's, presumably pilfered from Inanna's own collection. Nobody has been able to properly trace where the signal is coming from just yet though....

 

Genre: First-Wave Black Metal

DJ: Allison Taylor as Innana

 

Track Listing

Venom - Bloodlust (1982)
Bathory - Hades (1984)
Celtic Frost - Nocturnal Fear (1984)
Mercyful Fate - Evil (1983)
Sarcofargo - Satanic Lust (1987)
Sabbat - Poison Child (1987)
Bulldozer - Whisky Time (1985)
Death SS - Terror (1977)
Vulcano - Bloody Vengeance (1986)
Hellhammer - Third Of The Storms (1984)
Sodom - Outbreak of Evil (1984)
Cemetary - Night of the Living Dead (1986)
Tormentor - Elizabeth Bathory (1989)
Samael - Into The Pentagram (1988)
 

[AlexandriaAT2001]

New thread dropped. If you want to, repost your radio stations in there (especially if they had all their video links unembedded.)

@slohbur

[SailorMoon43]

Here's my vision for V-Rock in GTA VI if V-Rock would be brought back. It'd mostly play 90s, 2000s and 2010s rock and metal with some 80s rock sprinkled in. 

 

V-Rock

Host : Taylor Momsen (Lead Singer of the Pretty Reckless)

"You're on the home of the vulture!! The home for rock and roll in Vice City for nearly 100 years!! So shove your Fists in the air and tune into V-Rock! Or we'll peck your eyes out!!"

Genres : Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Grunge Rock, Thrash Metal, Death Metal, Glam Rock, Alternate Rock

TRACKLIST

• Iron Maiden - The Number of the Beast (1982)
• Ozzy Osbourne - No More Tears (1991)
• Judas Priest - Painkiller (1990)
• Dragonforce- Through The Fire & Flames (2008)
• Meshuggah - Bleed (2006)
• Scorpions - Rock You Like a Hurricane [Re-Recorded] (2011)
• Breaking Benjamin - Breath (2006)
• Flyleaf - All Around Me (2006)
• KISS - Tears Are Falling (1985)
• System Of A Down - Aerials (2001)
• Pearl Jam - Even Flow (1992)
• Avenged Sevenfold - Afterlife (2006)
• Whitesnake - Still Of the Night (1987)
• LINKIN PARK - In The End (2000)
• Mötley Crüe - Dr. Feelgood (1989)
• Guns N Roses - Sweet Child O Mine (1987)
• Bad Wolves - Remember When (2018)
• Stone Temple Pilots - Crackerman (1992)
• Papa Roach - Getting Away With Murder (2004)
• Autograph ‐ In The Night (1984)
• Megadeth - Symphony Of Destruction (1991)
• Dokken - Into The Fire (1984)
• The Smashing Pumpkins - Bullet With Butterfly Wings (1996)
• Skillet - Monster (2008)
• Disturbed - Ten Thousand Fists (2005)
• Lion - The Transformers Theme (1986)
• Volbeat - Dead But Rising (2013)
• Five Finger Death Punch - Jekyll & Hyde (2016)
• Drowning Pool - Bodies (2001)
• Black Sabbath - Neon Knights (1980)
• Metallica - The God That Failed (1991)
• Staind - Outside (2001)
• Evanescence - Bring Me To Life (2003)
• Motörhead - Ace of Spades (1980)
• Slipknot - Psychosocial (2011)
• Three Days Grace - Just Like You (2003)
• White Zombie - Thunder Kiss '65 (1992)
• Alice In Chains - Rooster (1992)
• Breaking Benjamin - The Diary of Jane (2006)
• Pantera - Cowboys From Hell (1992)
• Seether - Fine Again (2003)
• Deftones - Minerva (2003)
• Bullet for my Valentine - Hearts Burst Into Fire (2007)
• Static-X - Cold (2001)
• Powerman 5000 - When Worlds Collide (2000)
• Mötley Crüe - Shout At The Devil (1983)
• LINKIN PARK - New Divide [from "Transformers Revenge of the Fallen"] (2009)
• Creed - Overcome (2009)
• Switchfoot - Meant To Live [From "Spider-Man 2"] (2003)
• Staind - Right Here (2005)
• Godsmack - I Stand Alone [From "The Scorpion King" Soundtrack] (2002)
• Rob Zombie - Dragula (1998)
• Five Finger Death Punch - Never Enough (2007)
• Bush - Machinehead (1998)
• Metallica - For Whom The Bell Tolls (1984)
• The Pretty Reckless - Death By Rock and Roll (2020)
• Lion - Armed & Dangerous (1987)
• Zebrahead - Now Or Never (2000)
• Sevendust - Enemy (2003)
• Staind - For You (2001)
• Papa Roach - Between Angels and Insects (2000)
• Trapt - Headstrong (2003)
• Ozzy Osbourne - I Don't Want To Change the World (1990)
• Limp Bizkit - Break Stuff (2000)
• Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun (1994)
• Nickelback - Side Of A Bullet (2005)
• Theory of a Deadman - Bad Girlfriend (2007)
• Green Day - Holiday (2004)
• Alice In Chains - Love, Hate, Love (1992)
• Dethklok - The Cyborg Slayers (2009)
• Incubus - Dig (2004)
• 10 Years - Wasteland (2005)
• AC/DC - Highway To Hell (1979)
• TOOL - Sober (1993)

Edited November 27, 2024 by SailorMoon43

[Jimmy Lightning]

SODA FM

 

Genre:

90s/80s

Rap 

Hip-hop

Rn’B

Club/House

Techno/Disco

 

Playlist:

'What Is Love?' by Haddaway

'Pump Up the Jam' by Technotronic

'Cruel Summer' by Bananarama

'Got To Have Your Love' by Mantronix

'Back To Life' by Soul II Soul

'No Scrubs' by TLC

'Fantasy' by Mariah Carey

'Two Can Play That Game' by Bobby Brown

‘Right Here' by SWV

'Moving On Up' by M People

'Bust a Move' by Young MC

'Wild Thing' by Tone-Loc

'Killing Me Softly' by Fugees

'Ain’t Nobody' by Chaka Khan & Rufus

'Informer' by Snow

'Here Comes the Hotstepper' by Ini Kamoze

'All That She Wants' by Ace Of Base

'Hypnotize' by the Notorious BIG aka "Biggie Smalls"

'Gangster’s Paradise' by Coolio

'This Is How We Do It' by Montell Jordan

'Curious' by Midnight Star

'Getting Jiggy With It' by Will Smith 

Hidden Song: 'Beautiful Life'

 

(I wanted to add R Kelly’s song 'She Got That Vibe' but obviously it wouldn’t feel right given his criminal past)

 

Hosts: Noel Fielding 

 

Guest appearances: 

Gordon Ramsay

Jimmy Carr

Chris O’Dowd

 

Location/Game:

Grand Theft Auto: London (HD universe)

 

 

Edited February 15 by Jimmy Lightning
I wanted to add more songs

[TheGrandJopa99]

I need it radio station be like:

 

FlashBack FM (95.6)

 

DJ: DJ Toni

 

Genre: 16-bit pixel music

 

Track: 

(Offical Soundtrack from the Sonic the Hegdehog by Yūzō Kayami).

 

1. Green Hill Zone

2. Marble Zone

3. Spring Yard Zone

4. Ladyrinth Zone

5. Star Light Zone

6. Scarp Brain Zone

 

Thank for a Infomantion...

 

Edited February 18 by TheGrandJopa99

[Máriommsdsdf]

Name: VengaRadio 98.00

 

Slogan: An eclectic radio by a single band!

 

Genres: Eurodance, dance-pop, techno, trance

 

Tracklist:

 

- 24/7 In My 911 - Vengaboys

- Better World - Vengaboys

- Movin' Around - Vengaboys

- Vengababes From Outer Space - Vengaboys

-  I Love What y'r Doing To Me - Vengaboys

- All Night Passion - Vengaboys

- Opus 3 in D# - Vengaboys

- Skinnydipping - Vengaboys

- Overwhelm Yourself - Vengaboys

- Take Me To The City - Vengaboys

- I like the music pumpin' - Vengaboys

- Cookies - Vengaboys

- 48 Hours - Vengaboys

- You And Me - Vengaboys

- Superfly Slick Dick Vengaboys

- Your place or mine - Vengaboys

- Paradise - Vengaboys

- Funky speed - Vengaboys