1: V-Rock presents DJ Lazlow, a mullet-haired metalhead careerist, who plays an authentic set of hard rock, heavy metal, and pop metal from the mid-to-late '80s, the era in which GTA: Vice City is set. Though games such as Jet Grind Radio and Jet Set Radio Future also revolved around the concept of soundtrack-as-radio station, GTA: Vice City's soundtrack is the most ambitious - and impressive - realization of this idea yet, offering DJs with distinctive personalities, tailored track listings, and realistic bumpers, voice-overs, and commercials.
Though countless games have offered soundtracks, GTA: Vice City offers a unique twist on the format: its soundtrack has seven volumes, one apiece for Vice City's radio stations. The song "La Vida Es una Lenteja" by Unaesta was recorded especially for the game.As with everything involved with Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, the game's soundtrack is epic in scope and incredibly detailed.
Think Your Way to Success (includes hidden DJ talk) "Añunga Ñunga" (incorrectly listed as "Aguanile") Volume 7: Radio Espantoso Īrtwork to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T. This is one of only two albums to feature every song heard on the station in the game, although only the European pressing is complete.ĭisc 7: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T.Yuppie and the Alien (includes hidden DJ talk) Volume 6: Fever 105 Īrtwork to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T. Magic spread throughout, sometimes included unlisted at the end of the song tracks.ĭisc 6: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T. Unlike the other CDs, the Wildstyle soundtrack is presented more as an oldschool mixtape, with frequent interludes from Mr."Hip Hop, Bee Bop (Detroit Mix)" (includes DJ talk) "One for the Treble (Fresh)" (includes station ident) Volume 5: Wildstyle Pirate Radio Īrtwork to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T. The three extra tracks included on European pressings do not actually appear in the game, although the song "Hold the Line" by Toto would eventually appear on the radio station K-DST in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.ĭisc 5: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T.Just the Five of Us (includes hidden DJ talk) " Kiss the Dirt (Falling Down the Mountain)" Volume 4: Flash FM Īrtwork to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T. It is also one of only two albums to feature every song heard on the station in the game, and the only one to be complete in the US.ĭisc 4: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T.This is one of three GTA Vice City soundtrack albums to feature the same track listing in both the US and Europe.Volume 3: Emotion 98.3 Īrtwork to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T. The song "Japanese Boy" by Aneka actually appeared on Flash FM in the game, not Wave 103.ĭisc 3: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T.Volume 2: Wave 103 Īrtwork to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T. The song "Dangerous Bastard" by Love Fist was recorded especially for the game.ĭisc 2: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T.Tracks marked † appear on the European edition of the album only.Volume 1: V-Rock Īrtwork to Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T. Track Listing Disc 1: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City O.S.T.
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A Greatest Hits compilation CD was also released in North America the following year, containing a selection of songs from the full set plus the " Theme from Vice City". The two talk radio stations heard in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City ( KCHAT, VCPR) did not receive a CD release and as such have never been released outside of the game. With the exception of the Wildstyle disc, the final commercial track on each CD additionally contains an unlisted DJ talk segment hidden after a lengthy pause, containing further humorous dialogue from the station host (which typically results in their being fired or storming out of the recording studio). In addition to music, each CD also includes several specially-recorded DJ tracks containing dialogue from the station's host and station idents, plus two radio commercials heard in the game. Although the majority of the music from the game is included on the soundtracks, most of the CDs do not feature every song heard on the relevant radio station - in the US, only the Emotion 98.3 CD is complete, while in Europe the Emotion 98.3 and Fever 105 soundtracks are complete. As well as the complete box set, the seven CDs were also released for purchase individually.Įuropean editions of several of the CDs contain extra songs that are not found on US pressings (some of these songs do not actually appear in the game itself). It was released internationally on October 29, 2002. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Official Soundtrack Box Set is a seven-disc compilation CD box set containing music from the video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, each disc representing one of the game's seven music radio stations. The Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Official Soundtrack Box Set.
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