GTA Vice City Soundtrack: It is a 2002 action-adventure game developed by Rockstar North and published by Rockstar Games. It is the fourth main installment in the Grand Theft Auto series, following 2001’s Grand Theft Auto III, and the sixth installment overall.
The fantasy Vice City was established in 1986. The single-player story follows mobster Tommy Vercetti after he is released from prison and becomes embroiled in an expensive drug deal.
While searching for those responsible, he slowly builds a criminal empire by snatching the truth from other criminal elements in the city.
Quick Facts
| Game | Grand Theft Auto: Vice City |
| Developer | Rockstar North |
| Publisher | Rockstar Games |
| Game release date | October 2002 (October 27, 2002 in North America) |
| Soundtrack box set release | October 29, 2002 (international) |
| Radio stations / discs | 7 radio stations, released as a 7-disc box set (also sold individually) |
| Setting | Vice City, 1986 |
GTA Vice City Soundtrack
The Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Official Soundtrack Box Set is a seven-disc compilation CD box set featuring music from the video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and each disc represents one of the game’s seven music radio stations.
It was released internationally on 29 October 2002. As well as the entire box set, seven CDs were also released for individual purchase.
GTA Vice City Soundtrack: Disc 1
- “Intro DJ Lazlow” 1:22
- “You’ve Got Another Thing Comin'” Judas Priest 5:04
- “Too Young to Fall in Love” Mötley Crüe 3:30
- “Peace Sells” Megadeth 4:01
- “Dangerous Bastard” Love Fist 4:07
- “Turn Up the Radio” Autograph 4:32
- “Halftime DJ Lazlow” 0:42
- “I Wanna Rock” Twisted Sister 3:02
- “Bark at the Moon” Ozzy Osbourne 4:15
- “Madhouse” Anthrax 4:17
- “2 Minutes to Midnight” Iron Maiden 6:00
- “Raining Blood” Slayer 4:13
- “Cumin’ Atcha Live” Tesla 4:26
- “Yankee Rose” David Lee Roth 3:50
- “Working for the Weekend”† Loverboy 3:40
- “Cum On Feel the Noize”† Quiet Riot 4:48
- “Outro DJ Lazlow” 0:19
- “Exploder Commercial” 1:20
- “Thor (includes hidden DJ talk) Commercial” 3:23
GTA Vice City Soundtrack: Disc 2
- “Intro DJ Adam First” 1:06
- “Two Tribes” Frankie Goes to Hollywood 3:53
- “Pale Shelter” (1985 re-recording) Tears for Fears 4:24
- “Kids in America” Kim Wilde 3:22
- “Atomic” Blondie 4:38
- “I Ran (So Far Away)” (single version) A Flock of Seagulls 3:40
- “(Keep Feeling) Fascination” The Human League 3:42
- “Halftime DJ Adam First” 0:30
- “99 Luftballons” Nena 3:51
- “Love My Way” The Psychedelic Furs 3:30
- “Gold” (single version) Spandau Ballet 3:48
- “Japanese Boy”† Aneka 3:54
- “Hyperactive!” Thomas Dolby 4:10
- “Obsession”† Animotion 5:35
- “Never Say Never” Romeo Void 5:52
- “Sunglasses at Night” Corey Hart 5:14
- “Outro DJ Adam First” 0:40
- “Sissy Spritz Commercial” 0:36
- “Synth and Son (includes hidden DJ talk) Commercial” 2:17
GTA Vice City Soundtrack: Disc 3
- “Intro DJ Fernando Martinez” 1:17
- “Africa” Toto 4:56
- “Crockett’s Theme” Jan Hammer 3:24
- “Missing You” John Waite 4:26
- “(I Just) Died in Your Arms” Cutting Crew 4:35
- “Waiting for a Girl Like You” Foreigner 4:45
- “Broken Wings” (single version) Mr. Mister 4:34
- “Halftime DJ Fernando Martinez” 0:27
- “More Than This” Roxy Music 4:27
- “Tempted” (single version) Squeeze 3:55
- “Keep On Loving You” REO Speedwagon 3:20
- “Sister Christian” Night Ranger 4:55
- “Never Too Much” Luther Vandross 3:49
- “Wow” (single version) Kate Bush 3:41
- Outro DJ Fernando Martinez 0:54
- Knife After Dark Commercial 0:23
- Pet Stuffers (includes hidden DJ talk) Commercial 2:48
GTA Vice City Soundtrack: Disc 4
- Intro DJ Toni 0:40
- “Out of Touch” (single version) Hall & Oates 3:53
- “Four Little Diamonds” Electric Light Orchestra 4:06
- “Billie Jean” Michael Jackson 4:54
- “Your Love” The Outfield 3:41
- “Life’s What You Make It” Talk Talk 4:25
- “Run to You” Bryan Adams 3:49
- “Dance Hall Days” Wang Chung 3:50
- Mid-Party Announcement DJ Toni 0:38
- “Call Me” Go West 4:08
- “Smuggler’s Blues”† (single version) Glenn Frey 3:47
- “Running with the Night” Lionel Richie 5:58
- “Hold the Line”† Toto 3:56
- “Self Control” Laura Branigan 4:01
- “I Wanna Be a Cowboy”† (single version) Boys Don’t Cry 3:24
- “Kiss the Dirt (Falling Down the Mountain)” INXS 3:54
- “Owner of a Lonely Heart” Yes 4:23
- Outro DJ Toni 0:30
- Blox Commercial 1:09
- Just the Five of Us (includes hidden DJ talk) Commercial 2:23
GTA Vice City Soundtrack: Disc 5
- Intro Mr. Magic 0:24
- “Rockit” Herbie Hancock 5:22
- “The Message” Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five 7:10
- “More Bounce to the Ounce” (edit) Zapp & Roger 5:27
- DJ Talk Mr. Magic 0:13
- “One for the Treble (Fresh)” (includes station ident) Davy DMX 6:33
- “Bassline” Mantronix 5:23
- “DJ Talk” Mr. Magic 0:11
- “Hip Hop, Bee Bop (Detroit Mix)” (includes DJ talk) Man Parrish 5:42
- “Al-Naafiysh (The Soul)” Hashim 7:43
- “Clear” Cybotron 4:52
- “Halftime” Mr. Magic 0:10
- “Looking for the Perfect Beat” Afrika Bambaataa and Soulsonic Force 6:48
- “DJ Talk” Mr. Magic 0:05
- “Rock Box” Run-D.M.C 5:29
- “The Breaks” Kurtis Blow 7:47
- “DJ Talk” Mr. Magic 0:09
- “Magic’s Wand” Whodini 5:36
- “Outro” Mr. Magic 0:25
- “Degenatron” Commercial 1:08
- “Maibatsu Thunder” Commercial 0:53
GTA Vice City Soundtrack: Disc 6
- “Intro DJ Oliver “Ladykiller” Biscuit 0:50
- “Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin'” Michael Jackson 6:01
- “Automatic” (12″ version) The Pointer Sisters 6:06
- “Act Like You Know” Fat Larry’s Band 6:28
- “Juicy Fruit” Mtume 5:52
- “Behind the Groove” Teena Marie 3:58
- Halftime DJ Oliver “Ladykiller” Biscuit 0:33
- “Get Down Saturday Night” Oliver Cheatham 6:50
- “Ghetto Life” Rick James 4:19
- “Shame” (12″ version) Evelyn “Champagne” King 6:31
- “All Night Long” Mary Jane Girls 5:44
- “Summer Madness” Kool & the Gang 4:15
- “I’ll Be Good” (single version) René & Angela 4:08
- “Last Night a D.J. Saved My Life”† Indeep 5:39
- “And the Beat Goes On” The Whispers 7:35
- “Outro DJ Oliver “Ladykiller” Biscuit 0:36
- “Salivex” Commercial 1:06
- “Yuppie and the Alien” (includes hidden DJ talk) Commercial 2:55
GTA Vice City Soundtrack: Disc 7
- Intro DJ Pepe 1:01
- “Super Strut” Deodato 8:54
- “A Gozar Con Mi Combo” Cachao 6:18
- “Me and You Baby (Picao y Tostao)” Mongo Santamaría 5:00
- “Mambo Mucho Mambo” Machito and his Afro-Cuban Orchestra 3:00
- “Jamay” Xavier Cugat and his Orchestra 2:39
- Intermission DJ Pepe 0:08
- “Mama Papa Tú” Mongo Santamaría 3:38
- “La Vida Es una Lenteja” Unaesta 4:25
- “Expansions” Lonnie Liston Smith 6:03
- “Añunga Ñunga” (incorrectly listed as “Aguanile”) Irakere 6:01
- “Maracaibo Oriental” Benny Moré 3:07
- “Latin Flute” Deodato 4:46
- “Mambo Gozón” Tito Puente 2:45
- “Outro DJ Pepe” 0:24
- “Fernando’s Medallion” Commercial 0:56
- “Think Your Way to Success” (includes hidden DJ talk) Commercial 2:59
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It will be available on Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube, Apple Music, SoundCloud, and other various platforms.
Official Trailer
(Source: GTA Wiki)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many radio stations are in GTA Vice City?
There are seven radio stations, each corresponding to one disc of the Official Soundtrack Box Set: a rock station (V-Rock), a new wave station (Flash FM), a soft-rock station (Wave 103), a hip-hop/electro station (Emotion 98.3/Mr. Magic’s Wildstyle station), an R&B/funk station (Fever 105), and a Latin station (Radio Espantoso), among the discs listed above.
Who developed and published GTA Vice City?
Rockstar North developed the game and Rockstar Games published it, released in October 2002 as the fourth main entry in the Grand Theft Auto series.
When was the official soundtrack box set released?
The seven-disc Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Official Soundtrack Box Set was released internationally on October 29, 2002, alongside individual single-disc releases for each station.
What year is GTA Vice City set in?
The game is set in a fictionalized version of Miami in 1986, which is reflected in the heavily 1980s-focused radio soundtrack.
Where can I stream the GTA Vice City soundtrack?
Many of the individual station tracks are available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and SoundCloud, though full station broadcasts (including DJ chatter and commercials) are best experienced in-game.
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