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Grand Theft Auto V Soundtrack Gets A Three-Album Digital Compilation
If you've been cruising the streets of Los Santos enjoying the soundtrack and score of Grand Theft Auto V, you don't have to put together your own playlist. You can purchase a three-album set right now on iTunes.
Each playlist covers a different aspect of GTA V's music. The first album is 18 tracks of original music, including "Sleepwalking" by The Chain Gang of 1974. This track was featured in the game's trailer.
The second is the score. These 22 tracks were composed by Tangerine Dream, Woody Jackson, The Alchemist & Oh No, and DJ Shadow.
The final album is a sampling of 19 tracks heard in-game. You can see the entire list below.
Original Music
- Oh No - Welcome To Los Santos
- BJ The Chicago Kid - Smokin' and Ridin' (feat. Freddie Gibbs & Problem)
- Twin Shadow - Old Love / New Love
- Neon Indian - Change Of Coast
- Wavves - Nine Is God
- Gangrene - Bassheads
- Flying Lotus - Stonecutters
- HEALTH - High Pressure Dave
- OFF! - What's Next?
- Tyler, The Creator - Garbage
- Nite Jewel - Nowhere To Go
- A$AP Rocky - r - Cali
- Age Of Consent - Colours
- Marion Band$ - Hold Up (feat. Nipsey Hussle)
- 100s - Life Of A Mack
- Favored Nations - The Set Up
- Yeasayer - Don't Come Close
- The Chain Gang Of 1974 - Sleepwalking
The Score
- We Were Set Up
- A Legitimate Business Man
- A Haze Of Patriotic Fervor
- Los Santos At Night
- North Yankton Memories
- The Grip
- Mr. Trevor Philips
- A Bit Of An Awkward Situation
- No Happy Endings
- His Mentor
- (Sounds Kind Of) Fruity
- Minor Turbulence
- Chop The Dog
- A Lonely Man
- You Forget A Thousand Things
- Impotent Rage/Am I Being Clear Now?
- Fresh Meat
- Therapy And Other Hobbies
- Rich Man's Plaything
- The Agency Heist
- Hillbilly Crank Dealers' Blues
- Welcome To Los Santos (Outro)
The Soundtrack
- Flying Lotus - The Kill (feat. Niki Randa)
- Lee "Scratch" Perry - I Am a Madman
- Jai Paul - Jasmine (Demo)
- George McCrae - I Get Lifted
- Kausion - What You Wanna Do
- Charlie Feathers - Can't Hardly Stand It
- Weirdos - Life of Crime
- Mexican Institute of Sound - Es Toy
- Joe Goddard - Gabriel (Soulwax Mix) [feat.Valentina]
- Bootsy Collins - I'd Rather Be With You
- Bob Seger - Hollywood Nights
- Dan Croll - From Nowhere (Baardsen Remix)
- Problem - Say That Then (feat. Glasses Malone)
- Waylon Jennings - I Ain't Living Long Like This
- Yellowman - Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt
- Simple Minds - All the Things She Said
- Toro y Moi - Harm in Charge
- Hot Snakes - This Mystic Decade
- Cashmere Cat - Mirror Maru
You can pick these up a la carte for $9.99 each on iTunes or purchase the set for a discounted rate of $24.99.
Our Take
While this isn't as complete as the fantastic Vice City seven-disc set, it is a nice blend of source music, score, and songs inspired by GTA V. The price is right, and the discount is generous. Rockstar knows their stuff when it comes to music selection, and even if you only have a passing interest in the game, the soundtrack is worth a listen.
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