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− | [[File:Lithium.jpg|thumb|The Lithium FM building.]] |
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− | '''Lithium FM''' is the [[Loonies]]' favorite station in [[Grand Theft Auto 2|''Grand Theft Auto 2'']] that can only be heard in the [[Downtown District]]. It is presented by the schizophrenic DJ, [[Spaz Funbags]], who plays a random array of music, consisting of techno, dance music, Christian pop and oldies. After the mission "[[Radio Za-Za!]]", [[The Zaibatsu Corporation|the Zaibatsu Corporation]] is stuck listening to this station, because [[Futuro FM]]'s building in the Downtown District is gone. |
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+ | |location = [[Fruitbat]], [[Downtown District]], [[Anywhere City]] |
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+ | |genre = Eclectic |
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+ | |games = ''[[Grand Theft Auto 2]]'' |
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+ | |host = [[Spaz Funbags]] |
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+ | |image = LithiumFM-GTA2-LogoTexture.png |
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+ | }} |
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+ | {{Quote|The world's on fire, man, when you swallow down Lithium!|Station jingle}} |
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+ | '''Lithium FM''' is a [[Radio Stations|radio station]] in ''[[Grand Theft Auto 2]]'', it is hosted by [[Spaz Funbags]] (voiced by {{WP|Fred Newman (actor)|Fred Newman}}) and plays techno, classic soul, dance and Christian pop. |
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+ | == Description == |
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+ | Lithium can only be heard in the [[Downtown District]]. It plays a random array of music, consisting of techno/dance music, Christian pop and classic soul. The mixed genre nature of its playlist is a reference to its mentally unstable owners, the [[Loonies]] gang, which have this station as their favorite. |
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+ | Spaz, like the Loonies, seems to be schizophrenic, and speaks in varying voices and pitches, making eccentric dialogues. However, he seems genuinely angry when the audio machine chews the record Tammy Boness & The Swingin' Mammaries' "The Diner", cutting the song short. |
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+ | After the mission "[[Radio Za-Za!]]", the [[Zaibatsu Corporation]] is stuck listening to this station, because [[Futuro FM]]'s building in the Downtown District is gone. |
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==Playlist== |
==Playlist== |
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+ | :<small>The year of release for these songs is that of ''GTA 2'': 1999.</small> |
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+ | :<small>Authors of the songs, at the side, in superscript.</small> |
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+ | *Tsunami - "F.A.G. Filter" <sup>([[Stuart Ross|S. Ross]])</sup> |
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+ | *[[Tammy Boness & The Swingin' Mammaries]] - "The Diner" <sup>([[Julie Wemyss|J. Wemyss]], [[Craig Conner|C. Conner]])</sup> |
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+ | ==Trivia== |
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+ | *After "F.A.G. Filter", Spaz says ''"let's have another hit"'' and he plays, although briefly, 2 songs from ''[[Grand Theft Auto (1997 game)|Grand Theft Auto]]'': Slumpussy's "This Life", from [[N-CT FM]], and Stikki Fingers' "4 Letter Love", from [[It's Unleashed FM]]. |
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+ | *During the news report, it plays Da Shootaz's "[[Grand Theft Auto (song)|Grand Theft Auto]]", from N-CT FM in ''Grand Theft Auto''. |
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+ | *Rev. Rooney & The Rocksta Choir's "God Bless All The Universe" contained profanities during the Beta stages of development, which were cut for the final version. |
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+ | **In [[Lips 106]], a radio from ''[[Grand Theft Auto III|GTA III]]'', an advertisement sampling the songs that can be heard in the station starts with the intro of this track. |
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+ | *The radio of ''[[Grand Theft Auto Advance|GTA Advance]]'' includes an instrumental version of Voice Box's "Computer Lust". |
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+ | *The station's name may be an ironic reference to the fact that lithium can be used to treat certain mental illnesses, while the station is run by the Loonies, a gang of mental patients. |
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+ | ==References== |
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− | *Tsunami - F.A.G. Filter |
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+ | {{Reflist}} |
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− | *Tammy Boness & The Swingin' Mammaries - ''The Diner'' |
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− | *Commercial for "[[Crazy CJ's]]". a fast food restaurant. |
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− | *Commercial for "S-Uzi", a brand of [[machine gun]]. |
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− | *News; regards rapper [[Robert DeNegro]]. |
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− | *Comercial for "Super Leaded Gasoline". |
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+ | ==Navigation== |
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Latest revision as of 16:26, 9 April 2024
Lithium FM is a radio station in Grand Theft Auto 2, it is hosted by Spaz Funbags (voiced by Fred Newman) and plays techno, classic soul, dance and Christian pop.
Description
Lithium can only be heard in the Downtown District. It plays a random array of music, consisting of techno/dance music, Christian pop and classic soul. The mixed genre nature of its playlist is a reference to its mentally unstable owners, the Loonies gang, which have this station as their favorite.
Spaz, like the Loonies, seems to be schizophrenic, and speaks in varying voices and pitches, making eccentric dialogues. However, he seems genuinely angry when the audio machine chews the record Tammy Boness & The Swingin' Mammaries' "The Diner", cutting the song short.
After the mission "Radio Za-Za!", the Zaibatsu Corporation is stuck listening to this station, because Futuro FM's building in the Downtown District is gone.
Playlist
- The year of release for these songs is that of GTA 2: 1999.
- Authors of the songs, at the side, in superscript.
- Tsunami - "F.A.G. Filter" (S. Ross)
- Tammy Boness & The Swingin' Mammaries - "The Diner" (J. Wemyss, C. Conner)
- Voice Box - "Computer Lust" (S. Ross)
- Rev. Rooney & The Rocksta Choir - "God Bless All The Universe" (C. Conner)
Trivia
- After "F.A.G. Filter", Spaz says "let's have another hit" and he plays, although briefly, 2 songs from Grand Theft Auto: Slumpussy's "This Life", from N-CT FM, and Stikki Fingers' "4 Letter Love", from It's Unleashed FM.
- During the news report, it plays Da Shootaz's "Grand Theft Auto", from N-CT FM in Grand Theft Auto.
- Rev. Rooney & The Rocksta Choir's "God Bless All The Universe" contained profanities during the Beta stages of development, which were cut for the final version.
- The radio of GTA Advance includes an instrumental version of Voice Box's "Computer Lust".
- The station's name may be an ironic reference to the fact that lithium can be used to treat certain mental illnesses, while the station is run by the Loonies, a gang of mental patients.