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* [[Lips 106]] and [[Head Radio]], two radio stations in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] which play pop music. | * [[Lips 106]] and [[Head Radio]], two radio stations in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] which play pop music. | ||
* [[Flashback FM]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] which also plays pop music, though only from the eighties. | * [[Flashback FM]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto III]] which also plays pop music, though only from the eighties. | ||
* [[Emotion 98.3]], [[Flash FM]] and [[Wave 103]], | * [[Emotion 98.3]], [[Flash FM]] and [[Wave 103]], three radio stations in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] which play pop music, though only from the eighties. | ||
* [[SF-UR]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] which plays house music, though only from the early nineties and earlier. | * [[SF-UR]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] which plays house music, though only from the early nineties and earlier. | ||
* [[Rise FM]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] which plays dance-pop and house music, though only from the nineties. | * [[Rise FM]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] which plays dance-pop and house music, though only from the nineties. | ||
* [[Liberty Rock Radio 97.8]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] which plays pop music, though mainly from the eighties. | * [[Liberty Rock Radio 97.8]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] which plays some pop music, though mainly from the eighties. | ||
* [[ | * [[Vladivostok FM]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] which plays dance-house music, provided [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]] is installed. | ||
* [[Vice City FM]], a radio station in [[GTA IV Episodes|Episodes from Liberty City]] which also plays pop music, though only from the eighties. | * [[Vice City FM]], a radio station in [[GTA IV Episodes|Episodes from Liberty City]] which also plays pop music, though only from the eighties. | ||
* [[Los Santos Rock Radio]], another station in Grand Theft Auto V which plays some pop music, though mainly from the eighties. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 16:18, 14 April 2014
| Radio Station Non Stop Pop FM | |
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| Genre: | Dance-pop, synthpop, contemporary R&B, house |
| Appearance(s): | Grand Theft Auto V |
| DJ(s): | Cara Delevingne |
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Non-Stop-Pop FM is a radio station in Grand Theft Auto V hosted by Cara Delevingne, featuring pop, dance and house music, dating from the eighties to today.
DJ: Cara Delevingne
Genres: dance-pop, synthpop, contemporary R&B, house
Pop hits from the 80s, 90s, Naughties and today.
Rockstar, official Grand Theft Auto V website.[1]
The station's frequency is 100.7 FM, which may be a reference to the British nationwide Heart radio network, which plays pop music of a similar vein and started of in 1994 as 100.7 Heart FM.
Playlist
- Hall & Oates - "Adult Education" (1983)
- N-Joi - "The New Anthem" (1995)
- Jane Child - "Don't Wanna Fall in Love" (1989)
- Wham! - "Everything She Wants" (1984)
- Britney Spears - "Gimme More" (2007)
- Fergie - "Glamorous" (2007)
- Modjo - "Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (2000)
- Stardust - "Music Sounds Better with You" (1998)
- Amerie - "1 Thing" (2005)
- Rihanna - "Only Girl (in the World)" (2010)
- All Saints - "Pure Shores" (1999)
- Corona - "The Rhythm of the Night" (Rapino Brothers version) (1994)
- Mis-Teeq - "Scandalous" (2003)
- Pet Shop Boys - "West End Girls" (1984)
- Robyn feat. Kleerup - "With Every Heartbeat" (2007)
- Kelly Rowland - "Work" (2008)
Unused songs
Upon inspection of GTA V's "american.gxt", many additional songs that were candidates for this station can be found.
- Kylie Minogue - "2 Hearts" (2007)
- Sneaker Pimps - "6 Underground" (1996)
- Estelle feat. Kanye West - "American Boy" (2008)
- Mike Posner - "Cooler than Me" (2010)
- Tears for Fears - "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" (1985)
- Seal - "Future Love Paradise" (1991)
- Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull - "I Like It" (2010)
- Robbie Williams & Kylie Minogue - "Kids" (2000)
- Kevin Rudolf feat. Lil Wayne - "Let It Rock" (2008)
- Jamiroquai - "Love Foolosophy" (2002)
- Cassie - "Me & U" (2005)
- The Black Eyed Peas - "Meet Me Halfway" (2009)
- Duncan Sheik - "She Runs Away" (1997)
- Kiki Dee - "Star" (1981)
- The Supermen Lovers feat. Mani Hoffman - "Starlight" (2001)
- Morcheeba - "Tape Loop" (1996)
- Moloko - "The Time Is Now" (2000)
- Timbaland feat. Keri Hilson & D.O.E. - "The Way I Are" (2007)
- Cobra Starship feat. Sabi - "You Make Me Feel..." (2011)
See also
- Lips 106 and Head Radio, two radio stations in Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories which play pop music.
- Flashback FM, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto III which also plays pop music, though only from the eighties.
- Emotion 98.3, Flash FM and Wave 103, three radio stations in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories which play pop music, though only from the eighties.
- SF-UR, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas which plays house music, though only from the early nineties and earlier.
- Rise FM, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories which plays dance-pop and house music, though only from the nineties.
- Liberty Rock Radio 97.8, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto IV which plays some pop music, though mainly from the eighties.
- Vladivostok FM, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto IV which plays dance-house music, provided The Ballad of Gay Tony is installed.
- Vice City FM, a radio station in Episodes from Liberty City which also plays pop music, though only from the eighties.
- Los Santos Rock Radio, another station in Grand Theft Auto V which plays some pop music, though mainly from the eighties.