GTA Vice City Soundtrack - The Five Best Tracks That'll Keep You Grooving All Night Long

The GTA series has always been known for its memorable soundtracks, and none more so than Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Released back in 2002 on the PlayStation 2 and PC (with later releases on other platforms), this open-world classic still holds a special place in many gamers' hearts - largely due to its infectious soundtrack.

From 'Cruisin'' by The Steve Pollock Band to 'Conviction' by Pura Pure, there are countless tracks that will bring back fond memories of late-night gaming sessions. But today we're going to focus on the five best songs from Vice City's unforgettable soundlist - and trust us, they'll keep you grooving all night long.

5. Mary Jane Girls - All Night Long

First up at number 5 is another classic rock staple that deserves a mention: 'All Night Long' by the ever-iconic Mary J (note the 'J') girls. This catchy tune perfectly captures the vibe of Vice City's neon-lit streets, with its infectious beat guaranteed to get you tapping your feet.

4. The Clash - Guns Of Brixton

Coming in at number 4 is another punk rock classic that still resonates today: 'Guns Of Brixeton' by one of Britain's most iconic bands - The Clash. With its powerful drums and haunting guitar riffs, this track perfectly encapsulates the grittiness and danger that Vice City was known for.

3. OutKast - A Town Called Savannah

At number 3 we have a more recent addition to our list: 'A Town Called Savannah' by hip-hop duo OutKusthis song really brings out the best in GTA IV's music with its catchy beat, infectious bassline and smooth vocals making it impossible not to sing along too.

2. The Crystal Method - Busy Signals

At number 2 we have another classic electronic dance track that still gets people moving today: 'Busy Signal' by American duo The Crystal Methodsourced from their critically-acclaimed album 'Screamadelic', this song perfectly captures the frenetic energy of Vice City's city streets.

1. Moby - In This World

And finally, at number 1 we have our winner: 'In This World' by British electronic legend Mobythis song really sums up what makes GTA IV so special with its haunting piano melodies and soulful vocals making it a truly unforgettable experience that'll leave you wanting more.

There you have it folks - the five best songs from one of gaming's most iconic soundtracks. Do you agree with our choices? Let us know in the comments below!

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