Rockstar has a long history of removing songs, and GTA 4 was no exception. For earlier releases such as Grand Theft Auto 4, fans were not so lucky. GTA 5 is still in its middle-aged years, so most of the song licenses are still valid. RELATED: 'Grand Theft Auto 5' Gets Updated Soundtrack on Next-Gen, PC With more than four hundred tracks in GTA 5 alone this is simply not feasible, even for a giant like Rockstar, though it has been this way for a long time. To renew these licenses once expired, Rockstar would have to pay fees. Unfortunately for Grand Theft Auto fans, each song attained by Rockstar has a hefty license fee attached to it, along with a license expiry date. However, fans recently noticed one song has been removed from the Space 103.2 radio station without any announcements from Rockstar: “Can’t Hold Back (Your Lovin’)” by Kano. The latest installment in the series, Grand Theft Auto 5, has the most songs to choose from with sixteen radio stations and more than four hundred tracks between them.
Rockstar Games has excelled in this sense its selection of songs added to the various radio stations in Grand Theft Auto titles over the years has left keen memories in the minds of those who play them. Nothing sets the vibe for a video game quite like the music that accompanies it.
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