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| ā | Femi Kuti is the radio station's host who also sings Truth Don Die. [[Episodes from Liberty City]]. |
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| + | |name = IF99 |
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| + | |location = [[Liberty City (HD Universe)|Liberty City]] |
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| + | |games = ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]'' |
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| + | {{Q|International funk music, hosted by Femi Kuti.|GTA IV Website}} |
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| + | {{Q|IF99 is the home of international funk - playing a great selection of classics from West Africa, the U.S. and elsewhere.|GTA IV Website}} |
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| + | Femi Kuti is the radio station's host who also sings Truth Don Die. The station is not featured in [[Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty City|Episodes From Liberty City]], being replaced with [[K109 The Studio]], its "sister" station in GTA IV. |
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| + | '''DJ''': [[Femi Kuti]], the oldest son of Fela Kuti who was hailed as "inventing" Afrobeat in the 1970s. Both of them appear on the soundtrack, Femi's song being the only one made after the 1970s. Femi has been playing since 1989, and shortly after his work in GTA IV he released a new album entitled "Day By Day". |
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| + | '''Genre''': [[wp:Funk|funk]], [[wp:Afrobeat|afrobeat]] |
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| + | [[File:IF99ad.png|thumb|Billboard advertisement.]] |
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* [[wp:Fela Kuti|Fela Kuti]] - "Sorrow, Tears & Blood" (1977) |
* [[wp:Fela Kuti|Fela Kuti]] - "Sorrow, Tears & Blood" (1977) |
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+ | * [[Femi Kuti]] - "Truth Don Die" (1998) |
| ā | * Fela Kuti - "Zombie" (1977) |
+ | * Fela Kuti Ā - "Zombie" (1977) |
* [[wp:Lonnie Liston Smith|Lonnie Liston Smith]] - "A Chance for Peace" (1975) |
* [[wp:Lonnie Liston Smith|Lonnie Liston Smith]] - "A Chance for Peace" (1975) |
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* [[wp:War (band)|War]] - "Galaxy" (1977) |
* [[wp:War (band)|War]] - "Galaxy" (1977) |
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* [[wp:Mandrill (band)|Mandrill]] - "Livin' It Up" (1975) |
* [[wp:Mandrill (band)|Mandrill]] - "Livin' It Up" (1975) |
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* [[wp:Manu Dibango|Manu Dibango]] - "New Bell" (1972) |
* [[wp:Manu Dibango|Manu Dibango]] - "New Bell" (1972) |
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| ā | * Creative Source - "Who Is He And What Is He To You" (1974) |
+ | * [[wikipedia:Creative_Source|Creative Source]] - "Who Is He And What Is He To You" (1974) |
* [[wp:Hummingbird (band)|Hummingbird]] - "You Can't Hide Love" (1977) |
* [[wp:Hummingbird (band)|Hummingbird]] - "You Can't Hide Love" (1977) |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| + | * This station is played in the [[South Bohan Safehouse]], but in Episodes from Liberty City, it is replaced with [[San Juan Sounds]]. |
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| + | *This station is played in the [[SuperStar Cafe]], but in Episodes from Liberty City, it is replaced with [[RamJam FM]]. |
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| + | ==Video== |
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| + | [[File:GTA IV Radio Station - International Funk 99 FULL HQ|thumb|center|450 px]] |
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==See Also== |
==See Also== |
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| ā | *[[Bounce FM]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] |
+ | * [[Bounce FM]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] that plays Funk and also [[Master Sounds 98.3]]. |
| + | * [[Radio Espantoso]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] that plays another song by Lonnie Liston Smith. |
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| + | * [[Space 103.2]],Ā a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto V ]] that also plays Funk. |
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| + | ==Navigation== |
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| + | {{Radio Stations in GTA IV}} |
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Revision as of 02:04, 12 June 2015
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International funk music, hosted by Femi Kuti.
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IF99 is the home of international funk - playing a great selection of classics from West Africa, the U.S. and elsewhere.
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IF99 (International Funk 99) is a radio station in Grand Theft Auto IV.
Femi Kuti is the radio station's host who also sings Truth Don Die. The station is not featured in Episodes From Liberty City, being replaced with K109 The Studio, its "sister" station in GTA IV.
DJ: Femi Kuti, the oldest son of Fela Kuti who was hailed as "inventing" Afrobeat in the 1970s. Both of them appear on the soundtrack, Femi's song being the only one made after the 1970s. Femi has been playing since 1989, and shortly after his work in GTA IV he released a new album entitled "Day By Day".
Tracklist
Billboard advertisement.
- Fela Kuti - "Sorrow, Tears & Blood" (1977)
- Femi Kuti - "Truth Don Die" (1998)
- Fela Kuti - "Zombie" (1977)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - "A Chance for Peace" (1975)
- War - "Galaxy" (1977)
- The O'Jays - "Give the People What They Want" (1975)
- Gil Scott-Heron - "Home Is Where the Hatred Is" (1971)
- The Meters - "Just Kissed My Baby" (1974)
- Mandrill - "Livin' It Up" (1975)
- Manu Dibango - "New Bell" (1972)
- Creative Source - "Who Is He And What Is He To You" (1974)
- Hummingbird - "You Can't Hide Love" (1977)
Trivia
- This station is played in the South Bohan Safehouse, but in Episodes from Liberty City, it is replaced with San Juan Sounds.
- This station is played in the SuperStar Cafe, but in Episodes from Liberty City, it is replaced with RamJam FM.
Video
See Also
- Bounce FM, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas that plays Funk and also Master Sounds 98.3.
- Radio Espantoso, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City that plays another song by Lonnie Liston Smith.
- Space 103.2, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto V that also plays Funk.
Template:Radio Stations in GTA IV