Grand Theft Auto IV music and Ray Lynch
   
Written By Ray Lynch & Tom Canning
   
 

You're listening to "The Oh of Pleasure"(by Ray Lynch & Tom Canning) from Grand Theft Auto IV music, from Ray Lynch's Platinum album, Deep Breakfast.

SOUND FAMILIAR? It should -- if you're a Grand Theft Auto IV player! The king of all videogames for some time now, Grand Theft Auto (GTA) has become equally notable for its absolutely primo in-game soundtrack, and in-game radio stations. And The Oh of Pleasure is featured on GTA's radio station, "The Journey", along with more "ambient/chillout music".  
Grand Theft Auto IV and Ray Lynch music


If you'd like your own copy of The Oh of Pleasure, you can download it now from ITunes or Amazon.com.

BETTER STILL: Get Deep Breakfast and chill out to an entire album's worth of that same Ray Lynch ambience ... including (you gotta hear this one!) Celestial Soda Pop.

AND HOW'S THIS FOR COOL: Grand Theft Auto IV players are able to download songs featured on radio stations within the game by getting their character to send a text message, tagging songs heard in the game for later purchase in real life.

If you hear a song you like -- like The Oh of Pleasure -- as you're tooling around GTA's streets, you can "mark" it by calling ZIT-555-0100 on your cell phone, and soon receive a text message with the song and artist names. If you also happen to be a member of the Rockstar Games Social Club, Rockstar's community site for GTA IV and all future titles, you'll receive an email with a link to download the song from Amazon for less than a buck. The songs are DRM-free, so you can play them on whatever you like.



Some AMAZING FACTS about Grand Theft Auto IV:
  • On May 13, 2008, Grand Theft Auto IV broke the Guinness World Records for "Highest grossing video game in 24 hours" and "Highest Revenue Generated by an Entertainment Product in 24 Hours". It sold 3.6 million copies on day one, which equaled roughly $310 million in revenue.

  • For first day sales it also broke the record of "Fastest-selling video game in 24 hours", previously held by Halo 3 at $170 million.

  • The game received overwhelmingly positive reviews, becoming the highest rated video game of all-time on review aggregator site, Game Rankings. It is also the highest rated game of all time on the review aggregator site, Game Ratio.

Grand Theft Auto IV: Liberty City"Grand Theft Auto IV” marks a huge leap forward for videogames as an immersive experience while making little more than a few tweaks to the ultra-successful franchise's formula. The technological prowess and artistic detail are so phenomenal and the sheer amount of content is so staggeringly deep that players will find themselves drawn into Liberty City like no other fictional place.

Variety Magazine

                                       

What astute listeners and hip game players ACROSS THE WEB are saying about the music of Ray Lynch in Grand Theft Auto IV:

  • Wow, The Oh of Pleasure is on the new Grand Theft Auto 4 game soundtrack. I never thought that would happen. Love your music.

    Ian, MySpace

  • Congratulations getting one of your songs in Grand Theft Auto IV music! I'd only heard "The Oh of Pleasure" at Disney World, which is also the first place I heard Celestial Soda Pop. So I was really happy to suddenly hear a familiar sound while cruising down the virtual road in a stolen car, running people over and starting police chases! This game is breaking all-time video game sales records, so you're going to be opened up to a whole new audience now.

    Alex G., Georgia

  • A fan wrote us saying he heard the song in GTA IV and thought it was very cool. We wrote back and asked him if the music was well placed, and here's what he wrote:

    "Yes, the game is very popular. It has already broken a few Guinness World Records in its first few weeks. To answer your question, I do think the music is used well. I was just startled to hear it in this particular game, since it's so controversial. The context in which it's used is very cool. One of the things you can do in the game is carjack cars. The people you steal the cars from are typically listening to one of the games many radio stations. One of the stations plays music with Ray's style. You can also change the radio station. The first time I heard "The Oh of Pleasure" was night time in the game. I had carjacked a car that was the equivalent of a Mercedes. I couldn't believe my ears when I heard the driver had been listening to Ray Lynch! I did not change the station. My mission in the game required me to drive far across town so I got to hear practically the whole song. It was very surreal hearing the music with the streetlights whizzing by and seeing the whole city lit up. I've heard it a few more times since".

  • Wow... it's actually... amazing. A song I can think of so many possible movie scenes to go with.

    seRIOusly_kool, Game Spot Forums

  • In the mix are tracks from Aphex Twin's SAWII, Jean Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream, and Ray Lynch. I think this game might have the best soundtrack ever!

    jedi4q2 , Reload Discussion Forums
 

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