The Liberty Jam - an east coast hip hop radio in GTA Liberty City Stories.Radio Los Santos - a contemporary hip hop radio in GTA San Andreas and GTA V.

Wildstyle - a hip hop and electro radio in GTA Vice City.

Game Radio - an east coast hip hop radio in GTA III.

& Rakim, on another Rockstar published game, Thrasher Presents Skate and Destroy. It also appeares, along with 'I Know You Got Soul' by Eric B. Their song 'Rebel Without A Pause' appears on the station.

The station's host, Forth Right MC, is voiced by rapper and Public Enemy member Chuck D.

This song is missing from the iOS, Android, PS2 Classics (PS3, PS4 and PS5), Rockstar Games Launcher and The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition. 'Critical Beatdown' by Ultramagnetic MCs (1988) ' It Takes Two' by Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock (1988) ' Rebel Without a Pause' by Public Enemy (1987) 'Warm It Up, Kane' by Big Daddy Kane (1989) ' Road to the Riches' by Kool G Rap & DJ Polo (1989) The soundtrack to this station was released together with Radio Los Santos in the 8-CD Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas: Official Soundtrack Box Set. Playback FM is the favorite station of the Varrios Los Aztecas. Radio Los Santos host Julio G agrees with this view, as he says that the songs on Playback are great but that 'its DJ is whack'. His presenting style is unpopular, as the majority of his callers want him to play the records instead of listening to his ramblings. He also hates the people living on the West Coast and says he wants another earthquake to hit San Andreas. He thinks East Coast rap is superior to its West Coast counterpart. He is a very opinionated guy who rants about politics, TV shows, women, science fiction, 'nerd stuff' and aliens. Its DJ, Fort Right MC, is 'a man with an opinion on everything' as the idents boast. Playback also makes nostalgic comments such as that this kind of music 'was the reason put that subwoofer in the car', and so the station could also be meant to be Rockstar Games' homage to the early hip hop era. They also claim that if listeners want to 'be learned on the history of hip hop, they must listen to this station'. Its idents scold listeners because 'while they were going on with the 1980s pop style, these rappers were inventing hip hop'. Playback assumes a more retro, nostalgic nature (even though the oldest songs on the playlist were released only five years before the events of the game). Playback's playlist consists of late 1980s rap by East Coast artists, in contrast to Radio Los Santos, whose playlist is predominantly early 1990s rap by West Coast acts.

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