And what better song to listen to while racing off to procure them groupies and вЂlove juiceвЂ™ вЂ“ a mixture of cocaine, moonshine and petrol вЂ“ than their own riff-ravaged hit вЂDangerous BastardвЂ™, a groundbreaking work of self-realisation for a hair rock band in 1986: вЂњIs it true you like my curls? Do you think we look like girls?вЂќ So there was no better track to evoke the garishness of the 80s, blaring from Mr MagicвЂ™s hip-hop station Wildstyle, as you cruised up to the downtown dirtbike track between cocaine drops.Д¬urrently residing in the Where Are They Now? file, Love Fist were the Scottish, Crue-style soft metallers in Vice City as part of their Steel Heart Stone Cold Prostate tour, whom you had to ferry around town in a limo while fending off murderous fans. Rapping should really have been called вЂenunciatingвЂ™ back in 1980, and Kurtis Blow was one of the slickest enunciators in the game, the man George Michael was emulating when he memorably said вЂњwell hi George, meet my fianceвЂќ. Over the seven in-game music radio stations, here are the songs you only know from your bad old days running rampage around Vice CityвЂ¦ Kurtis Blow вЂ“ вЂThe BreaksвЂ™

2003, to be precise, when Rockstar Games whisked us back to Miami in the 1980s to live out our wildest Crockett and Tubbs fantasies, complete with a soundtrack perfect for fleeing police helicopters along Ocean Drive in a top-down Stallion.

With stunning new photo-real teaser locations for the new GTA V DLC hitting the web, there are some of us who pine for the retro years when GTA was a bit more, well, retro.

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