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Tommy "The Nightmare" Smith is a musician and disc jockey who hosts the San Fierro based classic rock radio station [[K-DST]]. | Tommy "The Nightmare" Smith is a musician and disc jockey who hosts the San Fierro based classic rock radio station [[K-DST]]. | ||
Smith is the former frontman of 1970s progressive rock act Crystal Ship, and it is fairly obvious from listening to his radio broadcasts that he thought pretty highly of the group, especially his contributions to it. It is not known when the group dissolved or if they were still active by 1992, the year [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] is set. | Smith is the former frontman of 1970s progressive rock act Crystal Ship, and it is fairly obvious from listening to his radio broadcasts that he thought pretty highly of the group, especially his contributions to it. It is not known when the group dissolved or if they were still active by 1992, the year [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] is set. | ||
Tommy and Sage, the host of alternative rock station [[Radio X]], appear to hold grudges against each other, presumably for dislike of the other one's musical preferences. | Tommy and Sage, the host of alternative rock station [[Radio X]], appear to hold grudges against each other, presumably for dislike of the other one's musical preferences. | ||
Revision as of 01:59, 10 March 2007
Tommy "The Nightmare" Smith is a musician and disc jockey who hosts the San Fierro based classic rock radio station K-DST.
Smith is the former frontman of 1970s progressive rock act Crystal Ship, and it is fairly obvious from listening to his radio broadcasts that he thought pretty highly of the group, especially his contributions to it. It is not known when the group dissolved or if they were still active by 1992, the year Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is set.
Tommy and Sage, the host of alternative rock station Radio X, appear to hold grudges against each other, presumably for dislike of the other one's musical preferences.