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'''MSX FM''', a radio station in which Drum and Bass music is played, is heard in most Asian-owned ([[Yakuza]] and [[Liberty City Triads|Liberty City Triad]]) cars in [[Liberty City in GTA III]] during the video game [[Grand Theft Auto III]]. The music is very fast and the lyrics are extremely hard to catch, thus making it extremely hard to sing along with. Compared to [[LIPS 106]] and [[Head Radio]] (which are pop stations), this music is considered to be "hardcore." | '''MSX FM''', a radio station in which Drum and Bass music is played, is heard in most Asian-owned ([[Yakuza]] and [[Liberty City Triads|Liberty City Triad]]) cars in [[Liberty City in GTA III|Liberty City]] during the video game [[Grand Theft Auto III]]. The music is very fast and the lyrics are extremely hard to catch, thus making it extremely hard to sing along with. Compared to [[LIPS 106]] and [[Head Radio]] (which are pop stations), this music is considered to be "hardcore." | ||
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Revision as of 11:18, 14 January 2009
MSX FM, a radio station in which Drum and Bass music is played, is heard in most Asian-owned (Yakuza and Liberty City Triad) cars in Liberty City during the video game Grand Theft Auto III. The music is very fast and the lyrics are extremely hard to catch, thus making it extremely hard to sing along with. Compared to LIPS 106 and Head Radio (which are pop stations), this music is considered to be "hardcore."
Tracklist
- Calyx - Quagmire
- Rascal and Klone - Get Wild
- Ryme Tyme - Judgement Day
- Hex - Force
- Omni Trio - First Contact
- Aquasky - Spectre
- Rascal and Klone - Winner Takes All
- Ryme Tyme - T Minus
- nCode - Spasm
- D Kay - Monolith
- Dom & Ryme Tyme - Iceberg