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* [[wp:The Doobie Brothers|The Doobie Brothers]] - "[[wp:What a Fool Believes|What a Fool Believes]]" ''(1978)'' | * [[wp:The Doobie Brothers|The Doobie Brothers]] - "[[wp:What a Fool Believes|What a Fool Believes]]" ''(1978)'' | ||
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* [[wp:Alannah Myles|Alannah Myles]] - "[[wp:Black Velvet (song)|Black Velvet]]" ''(1989)'' | * [[wp:Alannah Myles|Alannah Myles]] - "[[wp:Black Velvet (song)|Black Velvet]]" ''(1989)'' | ||
* [[wp:Belinda Carlisle|Belinda Carlisle]] - "[[wp:Circle in the Sand| | * [[wp:Belinda Carlisle|Belinda Carlisle]] - "[[wp:Circle in the Sand|Circle in the Sand]]" ''(1988)'' | ||
* [[wp:Boston (band)|Boston]] - "[[wp:Peace of Mind (Boston song)|Peace of Mind]]" ''(1976)'' | * [[wp:Boston (band)|Boston]] - "[[wp:Peace of Mind (Boston song)|Peace of Mind]]" ''(1976)'' | ||
* [[wp:Broken English (band)|Broken English]] - "Comin' On Strong" ''(1987)'' | * [[wp:Broken English (band)|Broken English]] - "Comin' On Strong" ''(1987)'' | ||
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* "[[wp:Take the Money and Run (song)|Take the Money and Run]]" ''(1976)'' by The Steve Miller Band was credited in Grand Theft Auto V's manual, instead of "Rock'n Me". There is a chance it is another unused song like the ones above. | * "[[wp:Take the Money and Run (song)|Take the Money and Run]]" ''(1976)'' by The Steve Miller Band was credited in Grand Theft Auto V's manual, instead of "Rock'n Me". There is a chance it is another unused song like the ones above. | ||
* "Ogden's Nut Gone Flake" by Small Faces was featured in GTA V's first trailer, "Radio Ga Ga" by Queen was featured in [[Michael De Santa|Michael]]'s trailer, and "I Can't Wait" by Stevie Nicks was featured in the post-release Xbox 360 TV spot. | * "Ogden's Nut Gone Flake" by Small Faces was featured in GTA V's first trailer, "Radio Ga Ga" by Queen was featured in [[Michael De Santa|Michael]]'s trailer, and "I Can't Wait" by Stevie Nicks was featured in the post-release Xbox 360 TV spot. | ||
* Belinda Carlisle's "Circle in the Sand" was initially slated to be part of Non Stop Pop FM's playlist in the original release. Station host Cara Delevingne even recorded an unused introduction, which still exists in the game files. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 04:42, 7 July 2020
| Radio Station Los Santos Rock Radio | |
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| Genre: | Pop/rock, soft rock, hard rock |
| Appearance(s): | Grand Theft Auto V |
| DJ(s): | Kenny Loggins |
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Los Santos Rock Radio is a radio station in Grand Theft Auto V featuring classic rock and pop/rock, mainly from the seventies and eighties.
DJ: Kenny Loggins
Genres: pop rock, soft rock, hard rock
Get on the good ship power pop and rock.
Rockstar, official Grand Theft Auto V website.[1]
Playlist
- Simple Minds - "All the Things She Said" (1985)
- Gerry Rafferty - "Baker Street" (1978)
- Robert Plant - "Big Log" (1983)
- Foreigner - "Dirty White Boy" (1979)
- Don Johnson - "Heartbeat" (1986)
- Steve Winwood - "Higher Love" (1986)
- Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band - "Hollywood Nights" (1978)
- Stevie Nicks - "I Can't Wait" (1985)
- Phil Collins - "I Don't Care Anymore" (1982)
- The Alan Parsons Project - "I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You" (1976)
- Chicago - "If You Leave Me Now" (1976)
- Kenny Loggins - "I'm Free (Heaven Helps the Man)" (1984)
- Billy Squier - "Lonely Is the Night" (1981)
- Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band - "Night Moves" (1976)
- Small Faces - "Ogden's Nut Gone Flake" (1968)
- Def Leppard - "Photograph" (1983)
- Queen - "Radio Ga Ga" (1984)
- The Cult - "Rain" (1985)
- Steve Miller Band - "Rock'n Me" (1976)
- Elton John - "Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting" (1973)
- The Greg Kihn Band - "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" (1981)
- Julian Lennon - "Too Late for Goodbyes" (1984)
- The Doobie Brothers - "What a Fool Believes" (1978)
Enhanced Edition Additional Songs
- Alannah Myles - "Black Velvet" (1989)
- Belinda Carlisle - "Circle in the Sand" (1988)
- Boston - "Peace of Mind" (1976)
- Broken English - "Comin' On Strong" (1987)
- Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Fortunate Son" (1969)
- Harry Chapin - "Cat's in the Cradle" (1974)
- Humble Pie - "30 Days in the Hole" (1972)
- Kansas - "Carry On Wayward Son" (1976)
- Kenny Loggins - "Danger Zone" (1986)
- Mountain - "Mississippi Queen" (1970)
- Pat Benatar - "Shadows of the Night" (1982)
- Starship - "We Built This City" (1985)
- Survivor - "Burning Heart" (1986)
- Yes - "Roundabout" (1972)
- ZZ Top - "Gimmie All Your Lovin'" (1983)
Unused songs
Upon inspection of GTA V's "american.gxt", many additional songs that were candidates for this station can be found.
- Ram Jam - "Black Betty" (1977)
- Michael McDonald - "Blink of an Eye" (1993)
- Wilson Phillips - "Hold On" (1990)
- Def Leppard - "Hysteria" (1987)
- Kenny Loggins - "I'm Alright" (1980)
- Crowded House - "It's Only Natural" (1991)
- Kenny Rogers and The First Edition - "Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)" (1968)
- The Cult - "Lil' Devil" (1987)
- Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel - "Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)" (1975)
- Golden Earring - "Radar Love" (1973)
- Stevie Nicks - "Sable on Blond" (1983)
- Duran Duran - "Serious" (1990)
- Robbie Dupree - "Steal Away" (1980)
- The Prime Movers - "Strong As I Am" (1985)
- Cheap Trick - "Surrender (1978)
- The Charlatans - "The Only One I Know" (1990)
- Small Faces - "Tin Soldier" (1967)
Trivia
- "Take the Money and Run" (1976) by The Steve Miller Band was credited in Grand Theft Auto V's manual, instead of "Rock'n Me". There is a chance it is another unused song like the ones above.
- "Ogden's Nut Gone Flake" by Small Faces was featured in GTA V's first trailer, "Radio Ga Ga" by Queen was featured in Michael's trailer, and "I Can't Wait" by Stevie Nicks was featured in the post-release Xbox 360 TV spot.
- Belinda Carlisle's "Circle in the Sand" was initially slated to be part of Non Stop Pop FM's playlist in the original release. Station host Cara Delevingne even recorded an unused introduction, which still exists in the game files.
See also
- Flashback FM, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto III which also plays 80s pop/rock.
- Lips 106 and Head Radio, two radio stations in Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories which also play pop music, though more contemporary.
- Flash FM and Emotion 98.3, two radio stations in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories which also plays 80s pop music.
- V-Rock, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories which also plays hard rock.
- K-DST, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas equivalent.
- Liberty Rock Radio 97.8, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto IV and Episodes from Liberty City which also plays 80s pop rock and hard rock.
- Vice City FM, a radio station in Episodes from Liberty City / The Ballad of Gay Tony which also plays 80s pop music.
- Non Stop Pop FM, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto V which also plays 80s pop music, among other things.