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| − | The '''soundtrack of [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]''', which is set in [[1992]] in the West Coast state of [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas]], required that the game's [[Radio Stations|radio stations]] reflect the music tastes of the time and area, in addition to covering current events in the state of San Andreas. Together with several early-1990s music, the scores of the soundtrack also included songs from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. The standalone version of the soundtrack was released on [[2004#November 23|November 23]], [[2004]]. |
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| + | The '''soundtrack of ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]''''', which is set in [[1992]] in the West Coast state of [[San Andreas (3D Universe)|San Andreas]], is made up of in-game [[Radio Stations|radio stations]] which play a variety of music from various genres. In addition to contemporary 1990s music, music from the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and 1980s is also included. The standalone version of the soundtrack was released on [[2004#November 23|November 23]], [[2004]]. |
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The player can listen to the following radio stations: |
The player can listen to the following radio stations: |
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| − | * [[Playback FM]] - |
+ | * [[Playback FM]] - Classic Hip Hop |
* [[K Rose]] - Country |
* [[K Rose]] - Country |
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* [[K-DST]] - Classic Rock |
* [[K-DST]] - Classic Rock |
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* [[Master Sounds 98.3]] - Rare Groove |
* [[Master Sounds 98.3]] - Rare Groove |
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* [[West Coast Talk Radio|WCTR]] - Talk Radio |
* [[West Coast Talk Radio|WCTR]] - Talk Radio |
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| − | * [[User Track Player]] (PC only) - |
+ | * [[User Track Player]] (PC and Xbox only) - Custom soundtrack |
| + | * Mixtape (iOS only) Custom soundtrack |
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| − | The songs are listed in the same order as they appear in the game manual. However, the game itself randomizes |
+ | The songs are listed in the same order as they appear in the game manual. However, the game itself randomizes the playlist, DJ commentary during and between songs, and other aspects such as weather reports. Some stations, most notably WCTR, changes its programming as the game progresses, sometimes reflecting events within the game or subplots occurring within the radio programming. |
| + | On 26 October 2014, GTA San Andreas was re-released as a download for the [[Xbox 360]] to celebrate the game's 10th anniversary. However, some songs were excluded from the re-release. These songs are marked with an *. |
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| − | ==Playback FM== |
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| − | [[Image:Playback FM.jpg | right | 140px | ]] |
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| − | ''[[Playback FM]]'' is hosted by [[Forth Right MC]] (voiced by Chuck D) and plays rap from the golden age of hip-hop. |
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| + | ==Radio stations== |
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| − | The following songs can be heard on the station: |
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| − | * Kool G Rap & D.J. Polo - "Road to the Riches" |
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| − | * Big Daddy Kane - "Warm It Up, Kane" |
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| − | * Spoonie Gee - "The Godfather" |
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| − | * Masta Ace - "Me & the Biz" |
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| − | * Slick Rick - "Children's Story" |
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| − | * Public Enemy - "Rebel Without a Pause" |
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| − | * Eric B. & Rakim - "I Know You Got Soul" |
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| − | * Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock - "It Takes Two" |
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| − | * Gang Starr - "B.Y.S." |
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| − | * Biz Markie - "Vapors" |
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| − | * Brand Nubian - "Brand Nubian" |
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| − | * Ultramagnetic MC's - "Critical Beatdown" |
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| − | == |
+ | ===Playback FM=== |
| − | [[Image: |
+ | [[Image:Playback FM.jpg|right | 140px]] |
| − | + | [[Playback FM]] is hosted by [[Forth Right MC]] (voiced by Chuck D) and plays golden age rap and hip-hop. |
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| + | *[[wp:Kool G Rap|Kool G Rap]] & DJ Polo - "[[wp:Road to the Riches (song)|Road to the Riches]]" (1989) |
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| − | The following songs can be heard on the station: |
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| + | *[[wp:Big Daddy Kane|Big Daddy Kane]] - "Warm It Up, Kane" (1989) |
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| − | * Jerry Reed - "Amos Moses" |
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| + | *[[wp:Spoonie Gee|Spoonie Gee]] - "The Godfather" (1987) |
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| − | * Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn - "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" |
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| + | *[[wp:Masta Ace|Master Ace]] - "[[wp:Me and the Biz|Me and the Biz]]" (1990) |
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| − | * Hank Williams - "Hey Good Lookin'" |
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| + | *[[wp:Slick Rick|Slick Rick]] - "[[wp:Children's Story|Children's Story]]" (1988) |
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| − | * Juice Newton - "Queen of Hearts" |
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| + | *[[wp:Public Enemy (band)|Public Enemy]] - "[[wp:Rebel Without a Pause|Rebel Without a Pause]]" (1988) |
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| − | * The Statler Brothers - "New York City" |
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| + | *[[wp:Eric B. & Rakim|Eric B. & Rakim]] - "[[wp:I Know You Got Soul (Eric B. & Rakim song)|I Know You Got Soul]]" (1987) |
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| − | * Asleep at the Wheel - "The Letter That Johnny Walker Read" |
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| + | *[[wp:Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock|Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock]] - "[[wp:It Takes Two (Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock song)|It Takes Two]]" (1988) |
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| − | * Desert Rose Band - "One Step Forward" |
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| + | *[[wp:Gang Starr|Gang Starr]] - "B.Y.S." (1992) |
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| − | * Willie Nelson - "Crazy" |
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| + | *[[wp:Biz Markie|Biz Markie]] - "The Vapors" (1988) |
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| − | * Patsy Cline - "Three Cigarettes (In an Ashtray)" |
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| + | *[[wp:Brand Nubian|Brand Nubian]] - "Brand Nubian" (1989) |
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| − | * The Statler Brothers - "Bed of Rose's" |
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| + | *[[wp:Ultramagnetic MCs|Ultramagnetic MCs]] - "Critical Beatdown" (1988)* |
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| − | * Mickey Gilley - "Make The World Go Away" |
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| − | * Ed Bruce - "Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys" |
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| − | * Merle Haggard - "Always Wanting You" |
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| − | * Whitey Shafer - "All My Exes Live in Texas" |
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| − | * Eddie Rabbitt - "I Love A Rainy Night" |
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| − | ==K |
+ | ===K Rose=== |
| − | [[Image:K- |
+ | [[Image:K-Rose.jpg|right | 140px]] |
| − | + | [[K Rose]] is a classic country station hosted by [[Mary-Beth Maybell]] (voiced by Riette Burdick), and broadcasting from [[Bone County]]. |
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| + | *[[wp:Jerry Reed|Jerry Reed]] - "[[wp:Amos Moses|Amos Moses]]" (1970) |
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| − | The following songs can be heard on the station: |
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| + | *[[wp:Conway Twitty|Conway Twitty]] and [[wp:Loretta Lynn|Loretta Lynn]] - "[[wp:Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man (song)|Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man]]" (1973) |
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| − | * Foghat - "Slow Ride" |
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| + | *[[wp:Hank Williams|Hank Williams]] - "[[wp:Hey Good Lookin' (song)|Hey Good Lookin']]" (1951) |
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| − | * Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Green River" |
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| + | *[[wp:Juice Newton|Juice Newton]] - "[[wp:Queen of Hearts (Hank DeVito song)|Queen of Hearts]]" (1981) |
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| − | * Heart - "Barracuda" |
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| + | *[[wp:Statler Brothers|Statler Brothers]] - "New York City" (1970) |
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| − | * Kiss - "Strutter" |
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| + | *[[wp:Asleep At The Wheel|Asleep At The Wheel]] - "[[wp:The Letter That Johnny Walker Read|The Letter That Johnny Walker Read]]" (1975) |
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| − | * Toto - "Hold the Line" |
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| + | *[[wp:The Desert Rose Band|The Desert Rose Band]] - "[[wp:One Step Forward|One Step Forward]]" (1987) |
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| − | * Rod Stewart - "Young Turks" |
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| + | *[[wp:Willie Nelson|Willie Nelson]] - "[[wp:Crazy (Willie Nelson song)|Crazy]]" (1961) |
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| − | * Tom Petty - "Runnin' Down a Dream" |
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| + | *[[wp:Patsy Cline|Patsy Cline]] - "Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray" (1957) |
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| − | * Joe Cocker - "Woman to Woman" |
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| + | *[[wp:Statler Brothers|Statler Brothers]] - "[[wp:Bed of Rose's|Bed of Rose's]]" (1970) |
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| − | * Humble Pie - "Get Down to it" |
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| + | *[[wp:Mickey Gilley|Mickey Gilley]] - "[[wp:Make the World Go Away|Make the World Go Away]]" (1965) |
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| − | * Grand Funk Railroad - "Some Kind of Wonderful" |
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| + | *[[wp:Ed Bruce|Ed Bruce]] - "[[wp:Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys|Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys]]" (1975) |
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| − | * Lynyrd Skynyrd - "Free Bird" |
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| + | *[[wp:Merle Haggard|Merle Haggard]] - "[[wp:Always Wanting You|Always Wanting You]]" (1975) |
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| − | * America - "A Horse With No Name" |
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| + | *[[wp:Whitey Shafer|Whitey Shafer]] - "[[wp:All My Ex's Live in Texas|All My Ex's Live in Texas]]" (1987) |
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| − | * The Who - "Eminence Front" |
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| + | *[[wp:Eddie Rabbitt|Eddie Rabbitt]] - "[[wp:I Love a Rainy Night|I Love a Rainy Night]]" (1980) |
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| − | * Boston - "Smokin'" |
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| − | * David Bowie - "Somebody Up There Likes Me" |
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| − | * Eddie Money - "Two Tickets to Paradise" |
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| − | * Billy Idol - "White Wedding" |
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| − | == |
+ | ===K-DST=== |
| − | [[Image: |
+ | [[Image:K-DST.jpg|right | 140px]] |
| − | + | [[K-DST]] ("The Dust") is a classic rock radio station, hosted by [[Tommy Smith|Tommy "The Nightmare" Smith]] and broadcasting from [[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]]. |
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| + | *[[wp:Foghat|Foghat]] - "[[wp:Slow Ride|Slow Ride]]" (1975) |
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| − | The following songs can be heard on the station: |
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| + | *[[wp:Creedence Clearwater Revival|Creedence Clearwater Revival]] - "[[wp:Green River (song)|Green River]]" (1969) |
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| − | * Zapp - "I Can Make You Dance" |
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| + | *[[wp:Heart (band)|Heart]] - "[[wp:Barracuda (song)|Barracuda]]" (1977) |
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| − | * Kool & The Gang - "Hollywood Swinging" |
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| + | *[[wp:Kiss (band)|Kiss]] - "[[wp:Strutter|Strutter]]" (1974) |
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| − | * The Ohio Players - "Love Rollercoaster" |
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| + | *[[wp:Toto (band)|Toto]] - "[[wp:Hold the Line|Hold the Line]]" (1978) |
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| − | * Rick James - "Cold Blooded" |
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| + | *[[wp:Rod Stewart|Rod Stewart]] - "[[wp:Young Turks (song)|Young Turks]]" (1981) |
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| − | * Maze - "Twilight" |
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| + | *[[wp:Tom Petty|Tom Petty]] - "[[wp:Runnin' Down a Dream|Runnin' Down a Dream]]" (1989)* |
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| − | * Fatback Band - "Yum Yum (Gimme Some)" |
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| + | *[[wp:Joe Cocker|Joe Cocker]] - "[[wp:Woman to Woman (Joe Cocker song)|Woman to Woman]]" (1972)* |
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| − | * The Isley Brothers - "Between the Sheets" |
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| + | *[[wp:Humble Pie (band)|Humble Pie]] - "Get Down to It" (1973) |
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| − | * Ronnie Hudson & The Street People - "West Coast Poplock" |
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| + | *[[wp:Grand Funk Railroad|Grand Funk Railroad]] - "[[wp:Some Kind of Wonderful (Soul Brothers Six song)|Some Kind of Wonderful]]" (1974) |
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| − | * Lakeside - "Fantastic Voyage" |
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| + | *[[wp:Lynyrd Skynyrd|Lynyrd Skynyrd]] - "[[wp:Free Bird|Free Bird]]" (1974) |
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| − | * George Clinton - "Loopzilla (Broadcast Version)" |
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| + | *[[wp:America (band)|America]] - "[[wp:A Horse with No Name|A Horse with No Name]]" (1972) |
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| − | * Dazz Band - "Let It Whip" |
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| + | *[[wp:The Who|The Who]] - "[[wp:Eminence Front|Eminence Front]]" (1982) |
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| − | * Cameo - "Candy" |
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| + | *[[wp:Boston (band)|Boston]] - "[[wp:Smokin' (Boston song)|Smokin']]" (1976) |
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| − | * MFSB + The Three Degrees - "Love Is The Message" |
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| + | *[[wp:David Bowie|David Bowie]] - "Somebody Up There Likes Me" (1975) |
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| − | * The Ohio Players - "Funky Worm" |
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| + | *[[wp:Eddie Money|Eddie Money]] - "[[wp:Two Tickets to Paradise|Two Tickets to Paradise]]" (1978) |
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| − | * Johnny Harris - "Odyssey" |
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| + | *[[wp:Billy Idol|Billy Idol]] - "[[wp:White Wedding (song)|White Wedding]]" (1982) |
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| − | * Roy Ayers - "Running Away" |
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| − | * The Gap Band - "You Dropped a Bomb on Me" |
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| − | == |
+ | ===Bounce FM=== |
| − | [[Image: |
+ | [[Image:Bounce FM.jpg|right | 140px]] |
| − | + | [[Bounce FM]] is a funk radio station hosted by [[The Funktipus]] (voiced by George Clinton). |
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| + | *[[wp:Dazz Band|Dazz Band]] - "[[wp:Let It Whip|Let It Whip]]" (1982) |
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| − | The following songs can be heard on the station: |
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| + | *[[wp:Fatback Band|The Fatback Band]] - "Yum Yum (Gimme Some)" (1975)* |
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| − | * Jomanda - "Make My Body Rock (Feel It)" |
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| + | *[[wp:Gap Band|The Gap Band]] - "[[wp:You Dropped a Bomb on Me|You Dropped A Bomb On Me]]" (1982)* |
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| − | * 808 State - "Pacific 202" |
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| + | *[[wp:Kool & the Gang|Kool & the Gang]] - "[[wp:Hollywood Swinging|Hollywood Swinging]]" (1974) |
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| − | * The Todd Terry Project - "Weekend" |
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| + | *[[wp:Cameo (band)|Cameo]] - "[[wp:Candy (Cameo song)|Candy]]" (1986) |
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| − | * The Night Writers - "Let The Music (Use You)" |
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| + | *[[wp:MFSB|MFSB]] - "Love Is The Message" (1973) |
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| − | * Marshall Jefferson - "Move Your Body" |
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| + | *[[wp:Johnny Harris (musician)|Johnny Harris]] - "Odyssey" (1980) |
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| − | * Maurice - "This Is Acid (A New Dance Craze) (K & T Mix)" |
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| + | *[[Roy Ayers]] - "Running Away" (1977)* |
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| − | * Mr. Fingers - "Can You Feel It?" |
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| + | *[[wp:Ohio Players|Ohio Players]] - "[[wp:Love Rollercoaster|Love Rollercoaster]]" (1975) |
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| − | * A Guy Called Gerald - "Voodoo Ray" |
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| + | *[[wp:The Isley Brothers|The Isley Brothers]] - "Between The Sheets" (1983) |
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| − | * Cultural Vibe - "Ma Foom Bey" |
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| + | *[[wp:Zapp (band)|Zapp]] - "I Can Make You Dance" (1983) |
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| − | * Ce Ce Rogers - "Someday" |
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| + | *[[wp:Rick James|Rick James]] - "[[wp:Cold Blooded (song)|Cold Blooded]]" (1983) |
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| − | * Robert Owens - "I'll Be Your Friend" |
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| + | *Ronnie Hudson and the Street People - "West Coast Poplock" (1982) |
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| − | * Frankie Knuckles + Jamie Principle - "Your Love" |
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| + | *[[wp:George Clinton (musician)|George Clinton]] - "[[wp:Loopzilla|Loopzilla]]" (1982) |
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| − | * Joe Smooth + Anthony Thomas - "Promised Land" |
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| + | *[[wp:Ohio Players|Ohio Players]] - "[[wp:Funky Worm|Funky Worm]]" (1973) |
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| − | * 28th Street Crew - "I Need a Rhythm" |
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| + | *[[wp:Maze (band)|Maze]] - "Twilight" (1985) |
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| − | * Raze - "Break 4 Love" |
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| + | *[[wp:Lakeside (band)|Lakeside]] - "[[wp:Fantastic Voyage (Lakeside song|Fantastic Voyage]]" (1980) |
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| − | * Fallout - "The Morning After (Sunrise Mix)" |
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| + | ===SF-UR=== |
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| − | ==Radio Los Santos== |
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| − | [[Image: |
+ | [[Image:SF-UR.jpg|right | 140px]] |
| − | + | [[SF-UR|San Fierro Underground Radio]] (SF-UR) is a [[San Fierro (3D Universe)|San Fierro]]-based house music station hosted by [[Hans Oberlander]] (voiced by Lloyd Floyd). |
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| + | *[[wp:Joe Smooth|Joe Smooth]] feat. [http://www.discogs.com/artist/10271-Anthony-Thomas Anthony Thomas] - "Promised Land" (1988) |
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| − | The following songs can be heard on the station: |
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| + | *[[wp:808 State|808 State]] - "[[wp:Pacific State (song)|Pacific 202]]" (1989) |
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| − | * 2Pac + Pogo - "I Don't Give a Fuck" |
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| + | *[[wp:A Guy Called Gerald|A Guy Called Gerald]] - "[[wp:Voodoo Ray|Voodoo Ray]]" (1988) |
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| − | * Compton's Most Wanted - "Hood Took Me Under" |
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| + | *[[wp:Frankie Knuckles|Frankie Knuckles]] feat. [http://www.discogs.com/artist/6681-Jamie-Principle Jamie Principle] - "[[wp:Your Love (Jamie Principle song)|Your Love]]" (1986) |
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| − | * Dr. Dre + Snoop Dogg - "Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang" |
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| + | *[[wp:Raze (house music group)|Raze]] - "[[wp:Break 4 Love|Break 4 Love]]" (1988) |
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| − | * Too Short - "The Ghetto" |
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| + | *[[wp:Glenn Toby|Cultural Vibe]] - "Ma Foom Bey" (1986) |
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| − | * N.W.A - "Alwayz Into Somethin'" |
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| + | *[[wp:Jomanda|Jomanda]] - "Make My Body Rock" (1988) |
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| − | * Ice Cube + Das EFX - "Check Yo Self (The Message Remix)" |
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| + | *[[wp:CeCe Rogers|CeCe Rogers]] - "Someday" (1987) |
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| − | * Kid Frost - "La Raza" |
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| + | *[[wp:Secret Life (band)|Nightwriters]] - "Let The Music Use You" (1987) |
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| − | * Cypress Hill - "How I Could Just Kill a Man" |
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| + | *[[wp:Larry Heard|Mr. Fingers]] - "[[wp:Can You Feel It? (Larry Heard song)|Can You Feel It?]]" (1988) |
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| − | * Dr. Dre + Snoop Dogg + Jewell + RBX - "Fuck wit Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin')" |
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| + | *[[wp:Marshall Jefferson|Marshall Jefferson]] - "Move Your Body" (1986) |
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| − | * The D.O.C. - "It's Funky Enough" |
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| + | *[[wp:Maurice Joshua|Maurice]] - "[[wp:This Is Acid|This Is Acid (A New Dance Craze) (K & T Mix)]]" (1989) |
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| − | * N.W.A - "Express Yourself" |
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| + | *[[wp:Todd Terry|The Todd Terry Project]] - "Weekend" (1988) |
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| − | * Ice Cube - "It Was a Good Day" |
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| + | *[[wp:Fallout (house band)|Fallout]] - "The Morning After (Sunrise Mix)" (1987) |
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| − | * Eazy-E - "Eazy-Er Said Than Dunn" |
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| + | *[[wp:Robert Owens (musician)|Robert Owens]] - "I'll Be Your Friend" (1991) |
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| − | * Above the Law - "Murder Rap" |
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| + | *[[wp:The 28th Street Crew|The 28th Street Crew]] - "I Need A Rhythm" (1989) |
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| − | * Dr. Dre + Snoop Dogg - "Deep Cover" |
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| − | * Da Lench Mob - "Guerillas in tha Mist" |
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| − | ==Radio |
+ | ===Radio Los Santos=== |
| − | [[Image: |
+ | [[Image:Radio Los Santos.jpg|right |140px]] |
| − | + | [[Radio Los Santos]] is a West Coast hip-hop radio station hosted by [[Julio G]] and broadcasting from [[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]]. |
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| + | *[[wp:Tupac Shakur|2Pac]] (feat. [[wp:DJ Pogo|Pogo]]) - "[[wp:I Don't Give a Fuck|I Don't Give a Fuck]]" (1991)* |
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| − | The following songs can be heard on the station: |
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| + | *[[wp:Compton's Most Wanted|Compton's Most Wanted]] - "[[wp:Hood Took Me Under|Hood Took Me Under]]" (1992) |
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| − | * Helmet - "Unsung" |
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| + | *[[wp:Dr.Dre|Dr. Dre]] (feat. [[wp:Snoop Dogg|Snoop Dogg]]) - "[[wp:Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang|Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang]]" (1992) |
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| − | * Depeche Mode - "Personal Jesus" |
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| + | *[[wp:Too $hort|Too $hort]] - "[[wp:The Ghetto (Too Short song)|The Ghetto]]" (1990) |
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| − | * Faith No More - "Midlife Crisis" |
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| + | *[[wp:N.W.A|N.W.A]] - "[[wp:Alwayz into Somethin'|Alwayz into Somethin']]" (1991) |
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| − | * Danzig - "Mother" |
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| + | *[[wp:Ice Cube|Ice Cube]] (feat. [[wp:Das EFX|Das EFX]]) - "[[wp:Check Yo Self|Check Yo Self (The Message Remix)]]" (1992) |
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| − | * Living Colour - "Cult of Personality" |
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| + | *[[Kid Frost]] - "[[wp:La Raza (song)|La Raza]]" (1990) |
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| − | * Primal Scream - "Movin' on Up" |
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| + | *[[wp:Cypress Hill|Cypress Hill]] - "[[wp:How I Could Just Kill a Man|How I Could Just Kill a Man]]" (1991) |
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| − | * Guns N' Roses - "Welcome to the Jungle" |
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| + | *Dr. Dre (feat. Snoop Dogg & [[wp:RBX|RBX]]) - "[[wp:Fuck wit Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin')|Fuck wit Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin')]]" (1992) |
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| − | * L7 - "Pretend We're Dead" |
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| + | *[[wp:The D.O.C.|The D.O.C]] - "[[wp:It's Funky Enough|It's Funky Enough]]" (1989) |
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| − | * Ozzy Osbourne - "Hellraiser" |
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| + | *N.W.A - "[[wp:Express Yourself (N.W.A. song)|Express Yourself]]" (1989)* |
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| − | * Soundgarden - "Rusty Cage" |
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| + | *Ice Cube - "[[wp:It Was a Good Day|It Was a Good Day]]" (1992) |
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| − | * Rage Against the Machine - "Killing in the Name" |
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| + | *[[wp:Eazy-E|Eazy-E]] - "[[wp:Eazy-Er Said Than Dunn|Eazy-Er Said Than Dunn]]" (1988) |
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| − | * Jane's Addiction - "Been Caught Stealing" |
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| + | *[[wp:Above the Law|Above the Law]] - "[[wp:Murder Rap|Murder Rap]]" (1990) |
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| − | * The Stone Roses - "Fools Gold" |
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| + | *Dr. Dre (feat. Snoop Dogg) - "[[wp:Deep Cover (song)|Deep Cover]]" (1992) |
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| − | * Alice in Chains - "Them Bones" |
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| + | *[[wp:Da Lench Mob|Da Lench Mob]] (feat. Ice Cube) - "Guerillas in tha Mist" (1992) |
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| − | * Stone Temple Pilots - "Plush" |
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| − | == |
+ | ===Radio X=== |
| − | [[Image: |
+ | [[Image:Radiox.jpg|right |140px]] |
| − | + | [[Radio X]] is an alternative rock radio station hosted by [[Sage]] (voiced by Jodie Shawback). |
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| + | *[[wp:Helmet (band)|Helmet]] - "[[wp:Unsung (song)|Unsung]]" (1992) |
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| − | The following songs can be heard on the station: |
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| + | *[[wp:Depeche Mode|Depeche Mode]] - "[[wp:Personal Jesus|Personal Jesus]]" (1989) |
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| − | * SWV - "I'm So Into You" |
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| + | *[[wp:Faith No More|Faith No More]] - "[[wp:Midlife Crisis|Midlife Crisis]]" (1992) |
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| − | * Soul II Soul - "Keep on Movin'" |
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| + | *[[wp:Danzig (band)|Danzig]] - "[[wp:Mother (Danzig song)|Mother]]" (1988) |
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| − | * Samuelle - "So You Like What You See" |
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| + | *[[wp:Living Colour|Living Colour]] - "[[wp:Cult of Personality (song)|Cult of Personality]]" (1988) |
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| − | * En Vogue - "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)" |
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| + | *[[wp:Primal Scream|Primal Scream]] - "Movin' on Up" (1991) |
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| − | * Johnny Gill + C.L. Smooth - "Rub You the Right Way" |
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| + | *[[wp:Guns N' Roses|Guns N' Roses]] - "[[wp:Welcome to the Jungle|Welcome to the Jungle]]" (1987) |
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| − | * Ralph Tresvant - "Sensitivity" |
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| + | *[[wp:L7 (band)|L7]] - "[[wp:Pretend We're Dead|Pretend We're Dead]]" (1992) |
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| − | * Guy - "Groove Me" |
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| + | *[[wp:Ozzy Osbourne|Ozzy Osbourne]] - "[[wp:Hellraiser (song)|Hellraiser]]" (1991)* |
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| − | * Aaron Hall - "Don't Be Afraid" |
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| + | *[[wp:Soundgarden|Soundgarden]] - "[[wp:Rusty Cage|Rusty Cage]]" (1991) |
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| − | * Boyz II Men - "Motownphilly" |
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| + | *[[wp:Rage Against the Machine|Rage Against the Machine]] - "[[wp:Killing in the Name|Killing in the Name]]" (1992)* |
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| − | * Bell Biv DeVoe - "Poison" |
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| + | *[[wp:Jane's Addiction|Jane's Addiction]] - "[[wp:Been Caught Stealing|Been Caught Stealing]]" (1990) |
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| − | * Today - "I Got the Feeling" |
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| + | *[[wp:The Stone Roses|The Stone Roses]] - "Fools Gold" (1989) |
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| − | * Wrecks-N-Effect - "New Jack Swing" |
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| + | *[[wp:Alice in Chains|Alice in Chains]] - "[[wp:Them Bones|Them Bones]]" (1992) |
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| − | * Bobby Brown - "Don't Be Cruel" |
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| + | *[[wp:Stone Temple Pilots|Stone Temple Pilots]] - "[[wp:Plush (song)|Plush]]" (1992) |
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| − | == |
+ | ===CSR 103.9=== |
| − | [[Image: |
+ | [[Image:Csr.jpg|right |140px]] |
| − | + | [[CSR 103.9|Contemporary Soul Radio 103.9]] (CSR) is a new jack swing radio station hosted by [[Phillip Michaels|Phillip "PM" Michaels]] (voiced by Michael Bivins) and broadcasting from San Fierro. |
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| + | *[[wp:SWV|SWV]] - "[[wp:I'm So Into You|I'm So Into You]]" (1992) |
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| − | The following songs can be heard on the station: |
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| + | *[[wp:Soul II Soul|Soul II Soul]] - "[[wp:Keep On Movin' (Soul II Soul song)|Keep On Movin']]" (1989) |
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| − | * Black Harmony - "Don't Let it Go to Your Head" |
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| + | *[[wp:Samuelle|Samuelle]] - "[[wp:So You Like What You See|So You Like What You See]]" (1990) |
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| − | * Blood Sisters - "Ring My Bell" |
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| + | *[[wp:Johnny Gill|Johnny Gill]] - "[[wp:Rub You the Right Way|Rub You the Right Way]]" (1990) |
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| − | * Shabba Ranks - "Wicked Inna Bed" |
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| + | *[[wp:Ralph Tresvant|Ralph Tresvant]] - "[[wp:Sensitivity (song)|Sensitivity]]" (1990) |
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| − | * Buju Banton - "Batty Rider" |
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| + | *[[wp:Guy (music group)|Guy]] - "Groove Me" (1988) |
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| − | * Augustus Pablo - "King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown" |
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| + | *[[wp:Aaron Hall (singer)|Aaron Hall]] - "[[wp:Don't Be Afraid (Aaron Hall song)|Don't Be Afraid]]" (1992) |
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| − | * Dennis Brown - "Revolution" |
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| + | *[[wp:Boyz II Men|Boyz II Men]] - "[[wp:Motownphilly|Motownphilly]]" (1991) |
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| − | * Willie Williams - "Armagideon Time" |
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| + | *[[wp:Bell Biv DeVoe|Bell Biv Devoe]] -"[[wp:Poison (Bell Biv Devoe song)|Poison]]" (1990) |
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| − | * I-Roy - "Sidewalk Killer" |
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| + | *[[wp:Today (band)|Today]] - "[[wp:I Got the Feeling (Today song)|I Got the Feeling]]" (1990) |
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| − | * Toots & the Maytals - "Funky Kingston" |
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| + | *[[wp:Wreckx-n-Effect|Wrecks-N-Effect]] - "[[wp:New Jack Swing (song)|New Jack Swing]]" (1989) |
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| − | * Dillinger - "Cocaine in My Brain" |
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| + | *[[wp:Bobby Brown|Bobby Brown]] - "[[wp:Don't Be Cruel (Bobby Brown song)|Don't Be Cruel]]" (1988) |
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| − | * Toots & the Maytals - "Pressure Drop" |
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| + | *[[wp:En Vogue|En Vogue]] - "[[wp:My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)|My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)]]" (1992) |
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| − | * The Pliers - "Bam Bam" |
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| − | * Barrington Levy - "Here I Come" |
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| − | * Reggie Stepper - "Drum Pan Solo" |
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| − | * Black Uhuru - "Great Train Robbery" |
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| − | * Max Romeo & The Upsetters - "I Chase the Devil" |
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| − | == |
+ | ===K-Jah West=== |
| − | [[Image: |
+ | [[Image:Kjahwest.jpg|right | 140px]] |
| − | + | [[K-Jah West]] is a reggae radio station hosted by [[Marshall Peters]] & [[Johnny Lawton]] (voiced by [[Lowell Dunbar]] and [[Robbie Shakespeare]] respectively). |
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| + | *[[wp:Black Harmony (reggae band)|Black Harmony]] - "[[wp:Don't Let It Go to Your Head (Jean Carne song)|Don't Let It Go to Your Head]]" (1979)* |
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| − | The following songs can be heard on the station: |
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| + | *Blood Sisters - "[[wp:Ring My Bell|Ring My Bell]]" (1979)* |
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| − | * Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band - "Express Yourself" |
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| + | *[[wp:Shabba Ranks|Shabba Ranks]] - "Wicked Inna Bed" (1990) |
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| − | * Maceo & the Macks - "Cross The Tracks (We Better Go Back)" |
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| + | *[[wp:Buju Banton|Buju Banton]] - "Batty Rider" (1992) |
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| − | * Harlem Underground Band - "Smokin' Cheeba Cheeba" |
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| + | *[[wp:Augustus Pablo|Augustus Pablo]] - "[[wp:King Tubby Meets The Rockers Uptown (song)|King Tubby Meets The Rockers Uptown]]" (1976) |
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| − | * The Chakachas - "Jungle Fever" |
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| + | *[[wp:Dennis Brown|Dennis Brown]] - "Revolution" (1983) |
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| − | * Bob James - "Nautilus" |
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| + | *[[wp:Willi Williams|Willi Williams]] - "Armagideon Time" (1978) |
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| − | * Booker T. & the M.G.'s - "Green Onions" |
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| + | *[[wp:I-Roy|I-Roy]] - "Sidewalk Killer" (1972) |
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| − | * The Blackbyrds - "Rock Creek Park" |
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| + | *[[wp:Toots & The Maytals|Toots & The Maytals]] - "Funky Kingston" (1973) |
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| − | * Bobby Byrd - "Hot Pants - I'm Coming, I'm Coming, I'm Coming" |
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| + | *[[wp:Dillinger (musician)|Dillinger]] - "Cocaine In My Brain" (1978) |
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| − | * James Brown - "Funky President" |
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| + | *[[wp:Toots & The Maytals|The Maytals]] - "[[wp:Pressure Drop|Pressure Drop]]" (1970) |
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| − | * Lyn Collins - "Rock Me Again and Again" |
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| + | *[[wp:Chaka Demus & Pliers|The Pliers]] - "Bam Bam" (1993) |
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| − | * Maceo & the Macks - "Soul Power '74" |
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| + | *[[wp:Barrington Levy|Barrington Levy]] - "Here I Come" (1984) |
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| − | * Bobby Byrd - "I Know You Got Soul" |
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| + | *Reggie Stepper - "Drum Pan Sound" (1990) |
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| − | * James Brown - "The Payback" |
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| + | *[[wp:Black Uhuru|Black Uhuru]] - "Great Train Robbery" (1986) |
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| − | * Lyn Collins - "Think (About It)" |
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| + | *[[wp:Max Romeo|Max Romeo]] & [[wp:The Upsetters|The Upsetters]] - "[[wp:Chase The Devil|Chase the Devil]]" (1976) |
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| − | * The J.B.'s - "The Grunt" |
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| − | * War - "Low Rider" |
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| − | * Gloria Jones - "Tainted Love" |
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| − | * Sir Joe Quarterman & Free Soul - "(I Got) So Much Trouble in My Mind" |
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| + | ===Master Sounds 98.3=== |
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| − | ==WCTR== |
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| − | [[Image: |
+ | [[Image:Mastersounds.jpg|right | 140px]] |
| + | [[Master Sounds 98.3]] is a rare groove radio station hosted by [[Johnny Parkinson|Johnny "The Love Giant" Parkinson]] (voiced by Ricky Harris). |
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| − | ''[[West Coast Talk Radio]]'', abbreviated as ''WCTR'', is a talk radio station headquarted in [[Los Santos]]. |
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| + | *[[wp:Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band|Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band]] - "[[wp:Express Yourself (Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band song)|Express Yourself]]" (1970)* |
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| − | The following programs can be heard on the station: |
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| + | *[[wp:Maceo Parker|Maceo & The Macks]] - "[[wp:Cross The Tracks (We Better Go Back)|Cross The Tracks (We Better Go Back)]]" (1975) |
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| − | * [[WCTR News]]: Hosted by [[Lianne Forget]] (Sharon Washington) with [[Richard Burns]] (Wil Wheaton), which features up-to-date news in the [[State of San Andreas|San Andreas state]]. |
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| + | *[[wp:George Benson|Harlem Underground Band]] - "Smokin' Cheeba Cheeba" (1976) |
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| + | *[[wp:The Chakachas|The Chakachas]] - "[[wp:Jungle Fever (song)|Jungle Fever]]" (1972) |
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| + | *[[wp:Bob James (musician)|Bob James]] - "[[wp:Nautilus|Nautilus]]" (1974) |
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| + | *[[wp:Booker T. & the MG's|Booker T. & the MG's]] - "[[wp:Green Onions|Green Onions]]" (1962) |
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| + | *[[wp:The Blackbyrds|The Blackbyrds]] - "Rock Creek Park" (1975)* |
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| + | *[[wp:Bobby Byrd|Bobby Byrd]] - "[[wp:Hot Pants (James Brown song)|Hot Pants]]" (1971) |
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| + | *[[wp:James Brown (musician)|James Brown]] - "[[wp:Funky President (People It's Bad)|Funky President]]" (1974)* |
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| + | *[[wp:Lyn Collins|Lyn Collins]] - "Rock Me Again And Again" (1974) |
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| + | *[[wp:Maceo Parker|Maceo & The Macks]] - "[[wp:Soul Power|Soul Power' 74]]" (1973) |
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| + | *[[wp:Bobby Byrd|Bobby Byrd]] - "[[wp:I Know You Got Soul (Bobby Byrd song)|I Know You Got Soul]]" (1971) |
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| + | *[[wp:James Brown (musician)|James Brown]] - "[[wp:The Payback (song)|The Payback]]" (1974)* |
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| + | *[[wp:Lyn Collins|Lyn Collins]] - "[[wp:Think (About It)|Think (About It)]]" (1972) |
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| + | *[[wp:The JB's|The JB's]] - "[[wp:The Grunt|The Grunt]]" (1972)* |
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| + | *[[wp:War (band)|War]] - "[[wp:Low Rider (song)|Low Rider]]" (1975) |
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| + | *[[wp:Gloria Jones|Gloria Jones]] - "[[wp:Tainted Love|Tainted Love]]" (1965) |
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| + | *[[wp:Joe Quarterman|Sir Joe Quarterman]] & Free Soul - "So Much Trouble In My Mind" (1972) |
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| + | |||
| + | ===WCTR=== |
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| + | [[Image:West Coast Talk Radio.jpg|right | 140px]] |
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| + | [[West Coast Talk Radio]], abbreviated as WCTR, is a talk radio station broadcasting from [[Los Santos (3D Universe)|Los Santos]]. |
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| + | |||
| + | * [[WCTR News]]: Hosted by [[Lianne Forget]] (Sharon Washington) with [[Richard Burns]] (Wil Wheaton), which features up-to-date news in the [[San Andreas (3D Universe)|San Andreas state]]. |
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* [[The Tight End Zone]]: Sports program hosted by [[Derrick Thackery]] (Peter Appel). |
* [[The Tight End Zone]]: Sports program hosted by [[Derrick Thackery]] (Peter Appel). |
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* [[The Wild Traveler]]: Travel program hosted by [[James Pedeaston]] (Sam Tsoutsouvas). |
* [[The Wild Traveler]]: Travel program hosted by [[James Pedeaston]] (Sam Tsoutsouvas). |
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Various intros, outros and comments are delivered by Barbara Fox. |
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| − | ==User Track Player== |
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| + | ==User Track Player/Mixtape== |
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| − | For GTA San Andreas, music files may be placed in a "User Tracks" folder, located in its GTA "User Files" folders within My Documents. It can only be used for XBOX and Windows, both made by Microsoft. |
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| + | [[File:User-Track-Player-Logo.png|right|140px]] |
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| + | [[File:Radio TPLAYER.png|right|140px]] |
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| + | For ''GTA San Andreas'', music files may be placed in a "User Tracks" folder, located in its GTA "User Files" folders within My Documents. It can only be used for Xbox and Windows, both made by Microsoft. |
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| + | |||
| + | The iOS version of ''GTA San Andreas'' replaces the User Track Player with Mixtape. Mixtapes are created by naming an iTunes playlist "GTASA" (without quotes). All songs on the playlist will be played on the Mixtape station. |
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==Radio Commercials== |
==Radio Commercials== |
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Commercials that reference events in game: |
Commercials that reference events in game: |
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| − | *'''Zebra Bar''' (Ed McMann; two commercials) — An exotic chocolate bar that mixes [ |
+ | *'''[[Zebra Bar]]''' ([[Ed McMann]]; two commercials) — An exotic chocolate bar that mixes [[wp:White chocolate|white chocolate]] with [[wp:Dark chocolate|dark chocolate]]. It is mentioned in the first [[WCTR]] news bulletin that a protest outside the Zebra Bar Candy Company was occurring. |
| − | *'''Proposition 421''' — A [ |
+ | *'''[[Proposition 421]]''' — A [[wp:Referendum|proposition]] against [[Smoking|smoking]], which would allow a citizen to legally shoot and kill a smoker in self-defense. The name is a possible reference to 420, a slang for [[wp:Marijuana|marijuana]]. |
| − | *'''The Epsilon Program''' (Fred Melamed, three commercials) — A [ |
+ | *'''The [[Epsilon Program in 3D Universe|Epsilon Program]]''' ([[Fred Melamed]], three commercials) — A [[wp:Cult|cult]]. Numerous people in the game appear to be members including original ''[[Entertaining America]]'' host [[Billy Dexter]] and ''[[Area 53]]'' host [[Marvin Trill]]. Epsilon Program founder [[Cris Formage]] is interviewed by Lazlow on the third and final segment of Entertaining America. [[Dwayne Thorn]], from [[Vice City Public Radio|VCPR]] in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]'' also utters the Program's mantra "Kifflom" at one point, as does [[Vice City For Lovers|VCFL]] DJ [[Tina Jane]], who insults the cult. It offers "eternal salvation for those who attend". |
| − | *'''Inversion Therapy''' (Danny Burstein) — A form of therapy to overcome rather extreme fears by facing them (for example, if you fear dying, the therapy advises committing suicide to get over it), creator Darius Fontaine calls in on the final ''Entertaining America'', Lazlow having tried the therapy unsuccessfully. |
+ | *'''[[Inversion Therapy]]''' ([[Danny Burstein]]) — A form of therapy to overcome rather extreme fears by facing them (for example, if you fear dying, the therapy advises committing suicide to get over it), creator [[Darius Fontaine]] calls in on the final ''Entertaining America'', Lazlow having tried the therapy unsuccessfully. |
| − | *'''Castradon''' — A baldness remedy that [ |
+ | *'''[[Castradon]]''' — A baldness remedy that [[wp:Chemical castration|eliminates]] [[wp:Testosterone|Testosterone]] and attacks the glands that produce it (i.e. the testicles). Castradon is mentioned as a sponsor of car racing on the second episode of ''[[The Tight End Zone]]''. |
| − | *'''The Cavern of Sorrow''' — A role-playing game spoofing ''[ |
+ | *'''The [[Cavern of Sorrow]]''' — A role-playing game spoofing ''[[wp:Dungeons & Dragons Dungeons & Dragons|Dungeons & Dragons Dungeons & Dragons]]''. [[Playback FM]] DJ [[Forth Right MC]] mentions having to get supplies for a Cavern of Sorrow marathon. |
| − | *'''Ammu-Nation''' — (Intro voiced by Frank Chavez) Advertising guns, telling everyone why they should all buy and own a gun ("Ammu-Nation, protecting your family from the evils of a liberal society"). Commercial for the Ammu-Nation store that is in the game. The Ammu-Nation commercial from ''Vice City'' that is played in the chain can be heard inside all of the stores throughout the state. |
+ | *'''[[Ammu-Nation]]''' — (Intro voiced by [[Frank Chavez]]) Advertising guns, telling everyone why they should all buy and own a gun ("Ammu-Nation, protecting your family from the evils of a liberal society"). Commercial for the Ammu-Nation store that is in the game. The Ammu-Nation commercial from ''GTA Vice City'' that is played in the chain can be heard inside all of the stores throughout the state. |
| − | *'''Cluckin' Bell''' (Two commercials) — A commercial for the fried chicken chain in the game, which is a parody of [ |
+ | *'''[[Cluckin' Bell]]''' (Two commercials) — A commercial for the fried chicken chain in the game, which is a parody of [[wp:Kentucky Fried Chicken|KFC]]. Sage from Radio X dedicates a song off the station (Primal Scream's "Movin' On Up") to a guy she "did behind the Cluckin' Bell." The commercials make references to KFC's many controversies, including accusations of cruelty to chickens. The advertisement host also says, "If you enjoy it, the chicken didn't die in vain!" and "Suffering never tasted so good!" |
| − | *'''Blotto's''' (Three commercials) — A store catering for [ |
+ | *'''[[Blotto's]]''' (Three commercials) — A store catering for [[wp:Recreational drug use|daily habits]]. At the end of the first [[Gardening With Maurice]] show, [[Maurice (GTA SA)|Maurice]] briefly mentions Blotto's. |
| − | *'''Ultimate |
+ | *'''[[Ultimate Disk in the Dark]]''' — A [[San Fierro (3D Universe)|San Fierro]]-based game where players throw a flying disc in the dark, the object is to catch a disc and run to the goal to score. It is mentioned as a sponsor for the first installment of ''[[The Wild Traveler]]''. |
*'''Bouche Cologne''' — A cologne for the man who wants to feel like a ''real'' man. This is the first of two different colognes that are advertised on the radio within the game. ''Lonely Hearts'' host Christy becomes aroused by Fernando's Bouche cologne in a later Lonely Hearts segment. |
*'''Bouche Cologne''' — A cologne for the man who wants to feel like a ''real'' man. This is the first of two different colognes that are advertised on the radio within the game. ''Lonely Hearts'' host Christy becomes aroused by Fernando's Bouche cologne in a later Lonely Hearts segment. |
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| − | *'''My Five Uncles''' — A TV series of which is both a parody of ''[ |
+ | *'''[[My Five Uncles]]''' — A TV series of which is both a parody of ''[[wp:My Two Dads|My Two Dads]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:Full_House|Full House]]''. The show is about an "emotionally abused orphan" teenage girl who is adopted by five gay men. The show is broadcast on the fictional channel "LSBC." [[CSR]] DJ [[Phillip "PM" Michaels]] mentions in his DJ chatter that he auditioned recently for the show. |
*'''Celebrate with Cake''' — (Two commercials) Encourages eating when one is feeling depressed. DJ Philip "PM" Michaels states that he "really wants to sing in that Celebrate with Cake commercial". |
*'''Celebrate with Cake''' — (Two commercials) Encourages eating when one is feeling depressed. DJ Philip "PM" Michaels states that he "really wants to sing in that Celebrate with Cake commercial". |
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Other Commercials: |
Other Commercials: |
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| − | *'''Commemorative Miniatures''' — A historical [ |
+ | *'''Commemorative Miniatures''' — A historical [[wp:Miniature wargaming|miniature wargaming]] commercial, selling miniatures soldiers and tanks. [[wp:George Armstrong Custer|General Custer]], [[wp:Napoleon I of France|Napoleon]], the [[wp:Charge of the Light Brigade|Charge of the Light Brigade]] and the [[wp:Trail of Tears|Trail of Tears]] are mentioned. |
| − | *'''Law''' (Jeff Berlin, three commercials) — Legal drama series broadcast on Thursdays on cable channel Weasel. A parody to legal shows such as [ |
+ | *'''[[Law]]''' (Jeff Berlin, three commercials) — Legal drama series broadcast on Thursdays on cable channel [[Weasel]]. A parody to legal shows such as [[wp:L.A. Law|L.A. Law]]. "Catch it Thursdays on Weasel, before it catches you!" |
| − | *'''Intergalactic Wrestling Title''' — A spoof of American [ |
+ | *'''[[Intergalactic Wrestling Title]]''' — A spoof of American [[wp:Professional wrestling|professional wrestling]] that is also broadcast on Weasel. |
| − | *'''Proposition 832''' — [ |
+ | *'''Proposition 832''' — [[wp:Bigotry|B.I.G.O.T.]] (Ban Immigration [[wp:United States Permanent Resident Card|Green Cards]] Outright Today) An organization aiming to ban immigration and instead create a new status for illegal aliens, whereby "while they're here, they have no rights." The ad also claims, "If we give them green cards, soon they’ll be just like us - overweight, unhappy, and too lazy to do menial tasks." |
*'''Proposition 602''' — A proposition to end mass-transit, converting bus-lanes and train tracks into more roads for the benefit of car owners. |
*'''Proposition 602''' — A proposition to end mass-transit, converting bus-lanes and train tracks into more roads for the benefit of car owners. |
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| − | *'''Commando Pest Eradication''' — A radical team of [ |
+ | *'''Commando Pest Eradication''' — A radical team of [[wp:Vietnam veteran|Vietnam veterans]] acting as insect exterminators. "It's the War on Nature; and this time, we're winning." |
*'''Dreamakers''' — Talent agency where nobodies are trained to become "stars". Based in Vinewood. |
*'''Dreamakers''' — Talent agency where nobodies are trained to become "stars". Based in Vinewood. |
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| − | *''' |
+ | *'''[[EXsorbeo]]''' — A portable game console. The commercial equates playing games on the system with masturbation, with such lines as, "Look mom, I'm playing with myself!" and "don't play too long or you'll go blind". The console has its own [http://www.exsorbeo.com website]. |
*'''Tropicarcinoma''' — Anti-tan-cream made from coconut oil, zinc, aluminum, boron, magnesium, and other volatile metals. |
*'''Tropicarcinoma''' — Anti-tan-cream made from coconut oil, zinc, aluminum, boron, magnesium, and other volatile metals. |
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| − | *'''Crimson Executive Spouse Indemnity Services''' (1-866-505-CRIM) — Easily obtainable legal service offering life insurance policies for husbands in case their wives suffer terrible "accidents" (similar to the D'Leo and Thurax commercial from ''GTA |
+ | *'''Crimson Executive Spouse Indemnity Services''' (1-866-505-CRIM) — Easily obtainable legal service offering life insurance policies for husbands in case their wives suffer terrible "accidents" (similar to the D'Leo and Thurax commercial from ''GTA Vice City''.) The customers in both testimonials are strongly implied to have murdered their spouses to cash in on their new insurance coverage. Possibly a reference to [[wp:Monty Python|Monty Python]]'s [[wp:Crimson Permanent Assurance|Crimson Permanent Assurance]]. |
| − | *'''Mike Andrews''' (Two commercials) — A [ |
+ | *'''[[Mike Andrews]]''' (Two commercials) — A [[wp:Tony Robbins|self-help guru]] promoting a "less is more" approach to wealth for the poor. |
| − | *'''Kilimanjaro''' (Two commercials) — A clothes shop "for the [ |
+ | *'''[[Kilimanjaro]]''' (Two commercials) — A clothes shop "for the [[wp:Obesity bigger men|Obesity bigger men]]." |
| − | *'''Eris Pump Up Shoes''' — A sports shoe commercial which parodies the mid-90s obsession with [ |
+ | *'''[[Eris]] Pump Up Shoes''' — A sports shoe commercial which parodies the mid-90s obsession with [[wp:Reebok Pump|Reebok Pump]] shoes. The Eris brand previously featured in a commercial in ''[[Grand Theft Auto III]]''. The advertising was voiced by Sean R. Lynch. |
| − | *'''Creative Plastic Surgery''' — A [ |
+ | *'''Creative Plastic Surgery''' — A [[wp:Plastic surgery|plastic surgery]] clinic promoting unusual changes such as tails or a third breast. |
| − | *'''American Bank of Los Santos''' — A commercial about bank loans, has the same music as the Little Lacy Surprise ad in |
+ | *'''[[American Bank of Los Santos]]''' — A commercial about bank loans, has the same music as the [[Little Lacy Surprise]] ad in ''GTA Vice City Stories.'' |
*'''San Andreas Telephone''' — (Four commercials) The commercials parody numerous "stay in touch with loved ones" phone company advertising campaigns. |
*'''San Andreas Telephone''' — (Four commercials) The commercials parody numerous "stay in touch with loved ones" phone company advertising campaigns. |
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| − | *'''Glory Hole Theme Park''' — (Mike Blakeney, two commercials) A theme park that caters to unconventional sexual behavior but presents itself as a family amusement park. "Gloryhole! Where strangers become friends! Gloryhole! You don't need to know names!" |
+ | *'''[[Glory Hole Theme Park]]''' — (Mike Blakeney, two commercials) A theme park that caters to unconventional sexual behavior but presents itself as a family amusement park. "Gloryhole! Where strangers become friends! Gloryhole! You don't need to know names!" |
| − | *'''Special Needs Cop''' (Randy |
+ | *'''[[Special Needs Cop]]''' ([[Randy Pearlstein]], Jeff Berlin, Ron Reeve, Mike, Chris and James Ferrante and Chris Silvestro) — A movie starring action star [[Jack Howitzer]] (from the "[[Exploder]]" movie in [[Vice City (3D Universe)|Vice City]]) as a cop going undercover in a school for special-needs kids. A spoof on ''[[wp:Kindergarten Cop|Kindergarten Cop]]''. |
| − | *'''Carcer City''' — Commercial advertising |
+ | *'''[[Carcer City]]''' — Commercial advertising Carcer City as a holiday destination for those who are "tired of all the sunshine and good weather". Carcer City was the setting of the Rockstar Games title ''[[Manhunt]]''. |
| − | *'''Shine by Helmut Schein''' — Designer perfume. Voiced by Jodie Shawback. Shawback also |
+ | *'''Shine by Helmut Schein''' — Designer perfume. Voiced by Jodie Shawback. Shawback also voices the [[Radio-X]] DJ '[[Sage]]'. She is the only in-game DJ to also be in an in-game radio commercial. |
*'''Renegade Cologne''' (Jeff Berlin) — "For the man who wants to reek of masculinity." |
*'''Renegade Cologne''' (Jeff Berlin) — "For the man who wants to reek of masculinity." |
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| − | *'''Sooth''' — A hallucinogenic cold and cough syrup made from [ |
+ | *'''[[Sooth]]''' — A hallucinogenic cold and cough syrup made from [[wp:odeine|codeine]], [[wp:Morphine|morphine]], and [[wp:Alcohol|alcohol]]. Also available for children as Sooth Junior. May be partially inspired by [[wikipedia:Purple_drank|purple drank]], a recreational drug popular in Southern hip-hop culture. |
*'''Rapidyke''' — The do-it-yourself sexual realignment kit: the quickest and latest way to change your sex. "It's just snip, chop, stuff & swallow. Four quick actions with amazing effects." |
*'''Rapidyke''' — The do-it-yourself sexual realignment kit: the quickest and latest way to change your sex. "It's just snip, chop, stuff & swallow. Four quick actions with amazing effects." |
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| − | *'''Herr Gruber's Spa''' — An international spa business owned by Herr Gruber, who has opened spas all around the world including such countries as [ |
+ | *'''Herr Gruber's Spa''' — An international spa business owned by Herr Gruber, who has opened spas all around the world including such countries as [[Germany]], [[wp:Switzerland|Switzerland]] and [[Brazil]]. |
| − | *'''Sprunk''' — An explosive re-energizing [ |
+ | *'''[[Sprunk]]''' — An explosive re-energizing [[wp:Soft drink|soft drink]] carbonated with [[wp:Ether|ether]]. The Sprunk logo and colour scheme bear a strong resemblance to those of [[wp:Sprite (soft drink)|Sprite]]. A Sprunk factory can be found situated in one of [[Red County]]'s country villages. There is also a Sprunk advertising board in Los Santos, which CJ crashes a car into during the mission "[[Reuniting the Families]]", the catch phrase on the board originally said ''A Taste of Things to Come'', but after the crash, only the words ''A Taste of Come'' is left, referring to the word cum: ([[wp:Ejaculation|ejaculation]] - [[wp:Semen|semen]]). A commercial is heard on the radio, saying that Sprunk now has a grenade shaped can. A radio ad for a Sprunk sweepstakes offers customers a chance to win a real box of grenades. |
| − | *'''Grin''' — A medication that cures the depression and anxiety that one gets from living life in the [ |
+ | *'''[[Grin]]''' — A medication that cures the depression and anxiety that one gets from living life in the [[wp:Suburbs|suburbs]]. |
| − | *'''Ice Diamonds/De Koch Diamonds''' — The perfect gift for your partner: "chill that bitch out, with ice." |
+ | *'''Ice Diamonds/[[De Koch Diamonds]]''' — The perfect gift for your partner: "chill that bitch out, with ice." |
| − | *'''Fokari Film''' — Photographic film developing company. "Memories are forever...sort of" |
+ | *'''Fokari Film''' — Photographic film developing company. "Memories are forever...sort of." |
*'''Abbigo Brokerage and Pawn''' — Trade in absolutely anything in exchange for cash. |
*'''Abbigo Brokerage and Pawn''' — Trade in absolutely anything in exchange for cash. |
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| − | *'''[ |
+ | *'''[[Logger Beer]]''' (Ed MacMann) — "The beer that brought the forest down!" |
| − | *''' |
+ | *'''Logger Light''' (Ed MacMann) — A low [[wp:Calorie|calorie]] diet version which "facilitate[s] alcoholism without the attendant weight gain." |
| − | *'''Redwood Cigarettes''' — A brand of [ |
+ | *'''Redwood Cigarettes''' — A brand of [[wp:Cigarette|cigarette]] that "helps cure stress". With sponsorship of Los Santos City Marathon. |
*'''Don't let Your Children Ride Bicycles''' — Do the motherly thing and buy your child an over-powered sports car instead of a bike. A public service announcement sponsored by The Governor’s Office of San Andreas, in association with Maibatsu Cars of America. |
*'''Don't let Your Children Ride Bicycles''' — Do the motherly thing and buy your child an over-powered sports car instead of a bike. A public service announcement sponsored by The Governor’s Office of San Andreas, in association with Maibatsu Cars of America. |
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*'''Lustrious''' — (Two commercials) A hair styling product. |
*'''Lustrious''' — (Two commercials) A hair styling product. |
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| − | *'''The Crazy Cat''' — A strip club where the women know how to entertain "gentlemen |
+ | *'''The Crazy Cat''' — A strip club where the women know how to entertain "gentlemen". |
*'''Executive Intruder Extermination Services''' — Personal security service offering protection for wealthy paranoids. |
*'''Executive Intruder Extermination Services''' — Personal security service offering protection for wealthy paranoids. |
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*'''Janus''' — Service to help people alienate their family to protect their new west coast identities. |
*'''Janus''' — Service to help people alienate their family to protect their new west coast identities. |
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| − | *'''Hampshire Nannies''' — Company offering strict classical British style nannies. The narrator is "Freddy |
+ | *'''[[Hampshire Nannies]]''' — Company offering strict classical British style nannies. The narrator is "[[Freddy (GTA III)|Freddy]]", the nanny and spanking obsessed caller in previous ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]'' games. |
| − | *'''Starfish Resort and Casino''' — Casino targeting children as well as adults. |
+ | *'''[[Starfish Resort and Casino]]''' — Casino targeting children as well as adults. |
| − | *'''Join the Military''' — Recruiting commercial for the military with the usual GTA touch. |
+ | *'''Join the Military''' — Recruiting commercial for the military with the usual ''GTA'' touch. |
| − | *'''Midlife Crisis Center''' — Services provided for middle aged men who want to regain their youth. (Specializing in real estate, divorce attorneys, mistress placement, plastic surgery, hair colouring and replacement and male fur coats.) "Come with your wife, leave with a sports car." |
+ | *'''Midlife Crisis Center''' — Services provided for middle aged men who want to regain their youth. (Specializing in real estate, divorce attorneys, mistress placement, plastic surgery, hair colouring and replacement, and male fur coats.) "Come with your wife, leave with a sports car." |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | * Many songs on the game have songs that interpolate or sample them, which are also in the game, or featured in other [[Grand Theft Auto|GTA]] games. |
+ | * Many songs on the game have songs that interpolate or sample them, which are also in the game, or featured in other [[Grand Theft Auto|''GTA'']] games. |
| − | * Some of the DJs will provide weather "forecasts" and warnings on air. However, they never mention the sandstorms in [[Tierra Robada]]/[[Bone County]]/[[Las Venturas]] area. |
+ | * Some of the DJs will provide weather "forecasts" and warnings on air. However, they never mention the sandstorms in [[Tierra Robada]]/[[Bone County]]/[[Las Venturas (3D Universe)|Las Venturas]] area. |
* Early reviews state that [[Flash FM]] and Hit Radio were planned, but dropped during development. |
* Early reviews state that [[Flash FM]] and Hit Radio were planned, but dropped during development. |
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| + | * Only two radio stations from [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|''GTA San Andreas'']] were added onto [[Grand Theft Auto V|''Grand Theft Auto V'']], and those two stations are [[Radio Los Santos]] and [[WCTR]]. |
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* When pausing for a long time, CJ can be heard singing several songs that appear on the game's radio stations. |
* When pausing for a long time, CJ can be heard singing several songs that appear on the game's radio stations. |
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Revision as of 07:48, 23 December 2015
The soundtrack of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, which is set in 1992 in the West Coast state of San Andreas, is made up of in-game radio stations which play a variety of music from various genres. In addition to contemporary 1990s music, music from the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and 1980s is also included. The standalone version of the soundtrack was released on November 23, 2004.
The player can listen to the following radio stations:
- Playback FM - Classic Hip Hop
- K Rose - Country
- K-DST - Classic Rock
- Bounce FM - Funk
- SF-UR - House
- Radio Los Santos - West Coast Hip Hop
- Radio X - Alternative Rock, Grunge
- CSR 103.9 - New Jack Swing
- K-JAH West - Reggae
- Master Sounds 98.3 - Rare Groove
- WCTR - Talk Radio
- User Track Player (PC and Xbox only) - Custom soundtrack
- Mixtape (iOS only) Custom soundtrack
The songs are listed in the same order as they appear in the game manual. However, the game itself randomizes the playlist, DJ commentary during and between songs, and other aspects such as weather reports. Some stations, most notably WCTR, changes its programming as the game progresses, sometimes reflecting events within the game or subplots occurring within the radio programming.
On 26 October 2014, GTA San Andreas was re-released as a download for the Xbox 360 to celebrate the game's 10th anniversary. However, some songs were excluded from the re-release. These songs are marked with an *.
Radio stations
Playback FM
Playback FM is hosted by Forth Right MC (voiced by Chuck D) and plays golden age rap and hip-hop.
- Kool G Rap & DJ Polo - "Road to the Riches" (1989)
- Big Daddy Kane - "Warm It Up, Kane" (1989)
- Spoonie Gee - "The Godfather" (1987)
- Master Ace - "Me and the Biz" (1990)
- Slick Rick - "Children's Story" (1988)
- Public Enemy - "Rebel Without a Pause" (1988)
- Eric B. & Rakim - "I Know You Got Soul" (1987)
- Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock - "It Takes Two" (1988)
- Gang Starr - "B.Y.S." (1992)
- Biz Markie - "The Vapors" (1988)
- Brand Nubian - "Brand Nubian" (1989)
- Ultramagnetic MCs - "Critical Beatdown" (1988)*
K Rose
K Rose is a classic country station hosted by Mary-Beth Maybell (voiced by Riette Burdick), and broadcasting from Bone County.
- Jerry Reed - "Amos Moses" (1970)
- Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn - "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man" (1973)
- Hank Williams - "Hey Good Lookin'" (1951)
- Juice Newton - "Queen of Hearts" (1981)
- Statler Brothers - "New York City" (1970)
- Asleep At The Wheel - "The Letter That Johnny Walker Read" (1975)
- The Desert Rose Band - "One Step Forward" (1987)
- Willie Nelson - "Crazy" (1961)
- Patsy Cline - "Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray" (1957)
- Statler Brothers - "Bed of Rose's" (1970)
- Mickey Gilley - "Make the World Go Away" (1965)
- Ed Bruce - "Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys" (1975)
- Merle Haggard - "Always Wanting You" (1975)
- Whitey Shafer - "All My Ex's Live in Texas" (1987)
- Eddie Rabbitt - "I Love a Rainy Night" (1980)
K-DST
K-DST ("The Dust") is a classic rock radio station, hosted by Tommy "The Nightmare" Smith and broadcasting from Los Santos.
- Foghat - "Slow Ride" (1975)
- Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Green River" (1969)
- Heart - "Barracuda" (1977)
- Kiss - "Strutter" (1974)
- Toto - "Hold the Line" (1978)
- Rod Stewart - "Young Turks" (1981)
- Tom Petty - "Runnin' Down a Dream" (1989)*
- Joe Cocker - "Woman to Woman" (1972)*
- Humble Pie - "Get Down to It" (1973)
- Grand Funk Railroad - "Some Kind of Wonderful" (1974)
- Lynyrd Skynyrd - "Free Bird" (1974)
- America - "A Horse with No Name" (1972)
- The Who - "Eminence Front" (1982)
- Boston - "Smokin'" (1976)
- David Bowie - "Somebody Up There Likes Me" (1975)
- Eddie Money - "Two Tickets to Paradise" (1978)
- Billy Idol - "White Wedding" (1982)
Bounce FM
Bounce FM is a funk radio station hosted by The Funktipus (voiced by George Clinton).
- Dazz Band - "Let It Whip" (1982)
- The Fatback Band - "Yum Yum (Gimme Some)" (1975)*
- The Gap Band - "You Dropped A Bomb On Me" (1982)*
- Kool & the Gang - "Hollywood Swinging" (1974)
- Cameo - "Candy" (1986)
- MFSB - "Love Is The Message" (1973)
- Johnny Harris - "Odyssey" (1980)
- Roy Ayers - "Running Away" (1977)*
- Ohio Players - "Love Rollercoaster" (1975)
- The Isley Brothers - "Between The Sheets" (1983)
- Zapp - "I Can Make You Dance" (1983)
- Rick James - "Cold Blooded" (1983)
- Ronnie Hudson and the Street People - "West Coast Poplock" (1982)
- George Clinton - "Loopzilla" (1982)
- Ohio Players - "Funky Worm" (1973)
- Maze - "Twilight" (1985)
- Lakeside - "Fantastic Voyage" (1980)
SF-UR
San Fierro Underground Radio (SF-UR) is a San Fierro-based house music station hosted by Hans Oberlander (voiced by Lloyd Floyd).
- Joe Smooth feat. Anthony Thomas - "Promised Land" (1988)
- 808 State - "Pacific 202" (1989)
- A Guy Called Gerald - "Voodoo Ray" (1988)
- Frankie Knuckles feat. Jamie Principle - "Your Love" (1986)
- Raze - "Break 4 Love" (1988)
- Cultural Vibe - "Ma Foom Bey" (1986)
- Jomanda - "Make My Body Rock" (1988)
- CeCe Rogers - "Someday" (1987)
- Nightwriters - "Let The Music Use You" (1987)
- Mr. Fingers - "Can You Feel It?" (1988)
- Marshall Jefferson - "Move Your Body" (1986)
- Maurice - "This Is Acid (A New Dance Craze) (K & T Mix)" (1989)
- The Todd Terry Project - "Weekend" (1988)
- Fallout - "The Morning After (Sunrise Mix)" (1987)
- Robert Owens - "I'll Be Your Friend" (1991)
- The 28th Street Crew - "I Need A Rhythm" (1989)
Radio Los Santos
Radio Los Santos is a West Coast hip-hop radio station hosted by Julio G and broadcasting from Los Santos.
- 2Pac (feat. Pogo) - "I Don't Give a Fuck" (1991)*
- Compton's Most Wanted - "Hood Took Me Under" (1992)
- Dr. Dre (feat. Snoop Dogg) - "Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang" (1992)
- Too $hort - "The Ghetto" (1990)
- N.W.A - "Alwayz into Somethin'" (1991)
- Ice Cube (feat. Das EFX) - "Check Yo Self (The Message Remix)" (1992)
- Kid Frost - "La Raza" (1990)
- Cypress Hill - "How I Could Just Kill a Man" (1991)
- Dr. Dre (feat. Snoop Dogg & RBX) - "Fuck wit Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin')" (1992)
- The D.O.C - "It's Funky Enough" (1989)
- N.W.A - "Express Yourself" (1989)*
- Ice Cube - "It Was a Good Day" (1992)
- Eazy-E - "Eazy-Er Said Than Dunn" (1988)
- Above the Law - "Murder Rap" (1990)
- Dr. Dre (feat. Snoop Dogg) - "Deep Cover" (1992)
- Da Lench Mob (feat. Ice Cube) - "Guerillas in tha Mist" (1992)
Radio X
Radio X is an alternative rock radio station hosted by Sage (voiced by Jodie Shawback).
- Helmet - "Unsung" (1992)
- Depeche Mode - "Personal Jesus" (1989)
- Faith No More - "Midlife Crisis" (1992)
- Danzig - "Mother" (1988)
- Living Colour - "Cult of Personality" (1988)
- Primal Scream - "Movin' on Up" (1991)
- Guns N' Roses - "Welcome to the Jungle" (1987)
- L7 - "Pretend We're Dead" (1992)
- Ozzy Osbourne - "Hellraiser" (1991)*
- Soundgarden - "Rusty Cage" (1991)
- Rage Against the Machine - "Killing in the Name" (1992)*
- Jane's Addiction - "Been Caught Stealing" (1990)
- The Stone Roses - "Fools Gold" (1989)
- Alice in Chains - "Them Bones" (1992)
- Stone Temple Pilots - "Plush" (1992)
CSR 103.9
Contemporary Soul Radio 103.9 (CSR) is a new jack swing radio station hosted by Phillip "PM" Michaels (voiced by Michael Bivins) and broadcasting from San Fierro.
- SWV - "I'm So Into You" (1992)
- Soul II Soul - "Keep On Movin'" (1989)
- Samuelle - "So You Like What You See" (1990)
- Johnny Gill - "Rub You the Right Way" (1990)
- Ralph Tresvant - "Sensitivity" (1990)
- Guy - "Groove Me" (1988)
- Aaron Hall - "Don't Be Afraid" (1992)
- Boyz II Men - "Motownphilly" (1991)
- Bell Biv Devoe -"Poison" (1990)
- Today - "I Got the Feeling" (1990)
- Wrecks-N-Effect - "New Jack Swing" (1989)
- Bobby Brown - "Don't Be Cruel" (1988)
- En Vogue - "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)" (1992)
K-Jah West
K-Jah West is a reggae radio station hosted by Marshall Peters & Johnny Lawton (voiced by Lowell Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare respectively).
- Black Harmony - "Don't Let It Go to Your Head" (1979)*
- Blood Sisters - "Ring My Bell" (1979)*
- Shabba Ranks - "Wicked Inna Bed" (1990)
- Buju Banton - "Batty Rider" (1992)
- Augustus Pablo - "King Tubby Meets The Rockers Uptown" (1976)
- Dennis Brown - "Revolution" (1983)
- Willi Williams - "Armagideon Time" (1978)
- I-Roy - "Sidewalk Killer" (1972)
- Toots & The Maytals - "Funky Kingston" (1973)
- Dillinger - "Cocaine In My Brain" (1978)
- The Maytals - "Pressure Drop" (1970)
- The Pliers - "Bam Bam" (1993)
- Barrington Levy - "Here I Come" (1984)
- Reggie Stepper - "Drum Pan Sound" (1990)
- Black Uhuru - "Great Train Robbery" (1986)
- Max Romeo & The Upsetters - "Chase the Devil" (1976)
Master Sounds 98.3
Master Sounds 98.3 is a rare groove radio station hosted by Johnny "The Love Giant" Parkinson (voiced by Ricky Harris).
- Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band - "Express Yourself" (1970)*
- Maceo & The Macks - "Cross The Tracks (We Better Go Back)" (1975)
- Harlem Underground Band - "Smokin' Cheeba Cheeba" (1976)
- The Chakachas - "Jungle Fever" (1972)
- Bob James - "Nautilus" (1974)
- Booker T. & the MG's - "Green Onions" (1962)
- The Blackbyrds - "Rock Creek Park" (1975)*
- Bobby Byrd - "Hot Pants" (1971)
- James Brown - "Funky President" (1974)*
- Lyn Collins - "Rock Me Again And Again" (1974)
- Maceo & The Macks - "Soul Power' 74" (1973)
- Bobby Byrd - "I Know You Got Soul" (1971)
- James Brown - "The Payback" (1974)*
- Lyn Collins - "Think (About It)" (1972)
- The JB's - "The Grunt" (1972)*
- War - "Low Rider" (1975)
- Gloria Jones - "Tainted Love" (1965)
- Sir Joe Quarterman & Free Soul - "So Much Trouble In My Mind" (1972)
WCTR
West Coast Talk Radio, abbreviated as WCTR, is a talk radio station broadcasting from Los Santos.
- WCTR News: Hosted by Lianne Forget (Sharon Washington) with Richard Burns (Wil Wheaton), which features up-to-date news in the San Andreas state.
- The Tight End Zone: Sports program hosted by Derrick Thackery (Peter Appel).
- The Wild Traveler: Travel program hosted by James Pedeaston (Sam Tsoutsouvas).
- Entertaining America: Entertainment program hosted by Billy Dexter (Peter Marx) and Lazlow, featuring various guests.
- Gardening with Maurice: Gardening show hosted by Maurice (Andy Dick).
- I Say/You Say: Political debate show hosted by husband-and-wife liberal-and-conservative team of Peyton Phillips (Paul Ames) and Mary Phillips (Jackie Hoffman).
- Lonely Hearts: Relationship advice program hosted by Christy MacIntyre (Sara Moon).
- Area 53: A Coast to Coast AM spoof hosted by Marvin Trill (Bob Sevra).
Various intros, outros and comments are delivered by Barbara Fox.
User Track Player/Mixtape
For GTA San Andreas, music files may be placed in a "User Tracks" folder, located in its GTA "User Files" folders within My Documents. It can only be used for Xbox and Windows, both made by Microsoft.
The iOS version of GTA San Andreas replaces the User Track Player with Mixtape. Mixtapes are created by naming an iTunes playlist "GTASA" (without quotes). All songs on the playlist will be played on the Mixtape station.
Radio Commercials
Commercials that reference events in game:
- Zebra Bar (Ed McMann; two commercials) — An exotic chocolate bar that mixes white chocolate with dark chocolate. It is mentioned in the first WCTR news bulletin that a protest outside the Zebra Bar Candy Company was occurring.
- Proposition 421 — A proposition against smoking, which would allow a citizen to legally shoot and kill a smoker in self-defense. The name is a possible reference to 420, a slang for marijuana.
- The Epsilon Program (Fred Melamed, three commercials) — A cult. Numerous people in the game appear to be members including original Entertaining America host Billy Dexter and Area 53 host Marvin Trill. Epsilon Program founder Cris Formage is interviewed by Lazlow on the third and final segment of Entertaining America. Dwayne Thorn, from VCPR in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories also utters the Program's mantra "Kifflom" at one point, as does VCFL DJ Tina Jane, who insults the cult. It offers "eternal salvation for those who attend".
- Inversion Therapy (Danny Burstein) — A form of therapy to overcome rather extreme fears by facing them (for example, if you fear dying, the therapy advises committing suicide to get over it), creator Darius Fontaine calls in on the final Entertaining America, Lazlow having tried the therapy unsuccessfully.
- Castradon — A baldness remedy that eliminates Testosterone and attacks the glands that produce it (i.e. the testicles). Castradon is mentioned as a sponsor of car racing on the second episode of The Tight End Zone.
- The Cavern of Sorrow — A role-playing game spoofing Dungeons & Dragons Dungeons & Dragons. Playback FM DJ Forth Right MC mentions having to get supplies for a Cavern of Sorrow marathon.
- Ammu-Nation — (Intro voiced by Frank Chavez) Advertising guns, telling everyone why they should all buy and own a gun ("Ammu-Nation, protecting your family from the evils of a liberal society"). Commercial for the Ammu-Nation store that is in the game. The Ammu-Nation commercial from GTA Vice City that is played in the chain can be heard inside all of the stores throughout the state.
- Cluckin' Bell (Two commercials) — A commercial for the fried chicken chain in the game, which is a parody of KFC. Sage from Radio X dedicates a song off the station (Primal Scream's "Movin' On Up") to a guy she "did behind the Cluckin' Bell." The commercials make references to KFC's many controversies, including accusations of cruelty to chickens. The advertisement host also says, "If you enjoy it, the chicken didn't die in vain!" and "Suffering never tasted so good!"
- Blotto's (Three commercials) — A store catering for daily habits. At the end of the first Gardening With Maurice show, Maurice briefly mentions Blotto's.
- Ultimate Disk in the Dark — A San Fierro-based game where players throw a flying disc in the dark, the object is to catch a disc and run to the goal to score. It is mentioned as a sponsor for the first installment of The Wild Traveler.
- Bouche Cologne — A cologne for the man who wants to feel like a real man. This is the first of two different colognes that are advertised on the radio within the game. Lonely Hearts host Christy becomes aroused by Fernando's Bouche cologne in a later Lonely Hearts segment.
- My Five Uncles — A TV series of which is both a parody of My Two Dads and Full House. The show is about an "emotionally abused orphan" teenage girl who is adopted by five gay men. The show is broadcast on the fictional channel "LSBC." CSR DJ Phillip "PM" Michaels mentions in his DJ chatter that he auditioned recently for the show.
- Celebrate with Cake — (Two commercials) Encourages eating when one is feeling depressed. DJ Philip "PM" Michaels states that he "really wants to sing in that Celebrate with Cake commercial".
Other Commercials:
- Commemorative Miniatures — A historical miniature wargaming commercial, selling miniatures soldiers and tanks. General Custer, Napoleon, the Charge of the Light Brigade and the Trail of Tears are mentioned.
- Law (Jeff Berlin, three commercials) — Legal drama series broadcast on Thursdays on cable channel Weasel. A parody to legal shows such as L.A. Law. "Catch it Thursdays on Weasel, before it catches you!"
- Intergalactic Wrestling Title — A spoof of American professional wrestling that is also broadcast on Weasel.
- Proposition 832 — B.I.G.O.T. (Ban Immigration Green Cards Outright Today) An organization aiming to ban immigration and instead create a new status for illegal aliens, whereby "while they're here, they have no rights." The ad also claims, "If we give them green cards, soon they’ll be just like us - overweight, unhappy, and too lazy to do menial tasks."
- Proposition 602 — A proposition to end mass-transit, converting bus-lanes and train tracks into more roads for the benefit of car owners.
- Commando Pest Eradication — A radical team of Vietnam veterans acting as insect exterminators. "It's the War on Nature; and this time, we're winning."
- Dreamakers — Talent agency where nobodies are trained to become "stars". Based in Vinewood.
- EXsorbeo — A portable game console. The commercial equates playing games on the system with masturbation, with such lines as, "Look mom, I'm playing with myself!" and "don't play too long or you'll go blind". The console has its own website.
- Tropicarcinoma — Anti-tan-cream made from coconut oil, zinc, aluminum, boron, magnesium, and other volatile metals.
- Crimson Executive Spouse Indemnity Services (1-866-505-CRIM) — Easily obtainable legal service offering life insurance policies for husbands in case their wives suffer terrible "accidents" (similar to the D'Leo and Thurax commercial from GTA Vice City.) The customers in both testimonials are strongly implied to have murdered their spouses to cash in on their new insurance coverage. Possibly a reference to Monty Python's Crimson Permanent Assurance.
- Mike Andrews (Two commercials) — A self-help guru promoting a "less is more" approach to wealth for the poor.
- Kilimanjaro (Two commercials) — A clothes shop "for the Obesity bigger men."
- Eris Pump Up Shoes — A sports shoe commercial which parodies the mid-90s obsession with Reebok Pump shoes. The Eris brand previously featured in a commercial in Grand Theft Auto III. The advertising was voiced by Sean R. Lynch.
- Creative Plastic Surgery — A plastic surgery clinic promoting unusual changes such as tails or a third breast.
- American Bank of Los Santos — A commercial about bank loans, has the same music as the Little Lacy Surprise ad in GTA Vice City Stories.
- San Andreas Telephone — (Four commercials) The commercials parody numerous "stay in touch with loved ones" phone company advertising campaigns.
- Glory Hole Theme Park — (Mike Blakeney, two commercials) A theme park that caters to unconventional sexual behavior but presents itself as a family amusement park. "Gloryhole! Where strangers become friends! Gloryhole! You don't need to know names!"
- Special Needs Cop (Randy Pearlstein, Jeff Berlin, Ron Reeve, Mike, Chris and James Ferrante and Chris Silvestro) — A movie starring action star Jack Howitzer (from the "Exploder" movie in Vice City) as a cop going undercover in a school for special-needs kids. A spoof on Kindergarten Cop.
- Carcer City — Commercial advertising Carcer City as a holiday destination for those who are "tired of all the sunshine and good weather". Carcer City was the setting of the Rockstar Games title Manhunt.
- Shine by Helmut Schein — Designer perfume. Voiced by Jodie Shawback. Shawback also voices the Radio-X DJ 'Sage'. She is the only in-game DJ to also be in an in-game radio commercial.
- Renegade Cologne (Jeff Berlin) — "For the man who wants to reek of masculinity."
- Sooth — A hallucinogenic cold and cough syrup made from codeine, morphine, and alcohol. Also available for children as Sooth Junior. May be partially inspired by purple drank, a recreational drug popular in Southern hip-hop culture.
- Rapidyke — The do-it-yourself sexual realignment kit: the quickest and latest way to change your sex. "It's just snip, chop, stuff & swallow. Four quick actions with amazing effects."
- Herr Gruber's Spa — An international spa business owned by Herr Gruber, who has opened spas all around the world including such countries as Germany, Switzerland and Brazil.
- Sprunk — An explosive re-energizing soft drink carbonated with ether. The Sprunk logo and colour scheme bear a strong resemblance to those of Sprite. A Sprunk factory can be found situated in one of Red County's country villages. There is also a Sprunk advertising board in Los Santos, which CJ crashes a car into during the mission "Reuniting the Families", the catch phrase on the board originally said A Taste of Things to Come, but after the crash, only the words A Taste of Come is left, referring to the word cum: (ejaculation - semen). A commercial is heard on the radio, saying that Sprunk now has a grenade shaped can. A radio ad for a Sprunk sweepstakes offers customers a chance to win a real box of grenades.
- Grin — A medication that cures the depression and anxiety that one gets from living life in the suburbs.
- Ice Diamonds/De Koch Diamonds — The perfect gift for your partner: "chill that bitch out, with ice."
- Fokari Film — Photographic film developing company. "Memories are forever...sort of."
- Abbigo Brokerage and Pawn — Trade in absolutely anything in exchange for cash.
- Logger Beer (Ed MacMann) — "The beer that brought the forest down!"
- Logger Light (Ed MacMann) — A low calorie diet version which "facilitate[s] alcoholism without the attendant weight gain."
- Redwood Cigarettes — A brand of cigarette that "helps cure stress". With sponsorship of Los Santos City Marathon.
- Don't let Your Children Ride Bicycles — Do the motherly thing and buy your child an over-powered sports car instead of a bike. A public service announcement sponsored by The Governor’s Office of San Andreas, in association with Maibatsu Cars of America.
- Lustrious — (Two commercials) A hair styling product.
- The Crazy Cat — A strip club where the women know how to entertain "gentlemen".
- Executive Intruder Extermination Services — Personal security service offering protection for wealthy paranoids.
- Janus — Service to help people alienate their family to protect their new west coast identities.
- Hampshire Nannies — Company offering strict classical British style nannies. The narrator is "Freddy", the nanny and spanking obsessed caller in previous Grand Theft Auto games.
- Starfish Resort and Casino — Casino targeting children as well as adults.
- Join the Military — Recruiting commercial for the military with the usual GTA touch.
- Midlife Crisis Center — Services provided for middle aged men who want to regain their youth. (Specializing in real estate, divorce attorneys, mistress placement, plastic surgery, hair colouring and replacement, and male fur coats.) "Come with your wife, leave with a sports car."
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70 Radio Commercials in GTA San Andreas
Trivia
- Many songs on the game have songs that interpolate or sample them, which are also in the game, or featured in other GTA games.
- Some of the DJs will provide weather "forecasts" and warnings on air. However, they never mention the sandstorms in Tierra Robada/Bone County/Las Venturas area.
- Early reviews state that Flash FM and Hit Radio were planned, but dropped during development.
- Only two radio stations from GTA San Andreas were added onto Grand Theft Auto V, and those two stations are Radio Los Santos and WCTR.
- When pausing for a long time, CJ can be heard singing several songs that appear on the game's radio stations.
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