Okay, so I think I played through and actually enjoyed the Grand Theft Auto IV more than most people, but not for some huge gameplay feature, the story, the great characters, but for the Journey.  Seriously, I would only have Grand Theft Auto IV in my PS3 for months on end; just booting the game up only to play one mission, do some races, ect.  "The Journey" station is just so relaxing and almost became a habit.

" I agree with you that 'The Journey' is the best station on GTA IV, however, the radio stations from Vice City are ten times better. "

I will check that out.  I just picked it up and have been meaning to play it, but I have been trying to finally finish off Brute Force for the original Xbox which I never actually finished finished back in the day.

Why did you call this thread "Radio Stations in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories" and put it in the Liberty City Stories forum when it isn't about Liberty City Stories?

" Why did you call this thread "Radio Stations in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories" and put it in the Liberty City Stories forum when it isn't about Liberty City Stories? "

 
Grand Theft Auto 3's Dub station, K-Jah, introduced me to Scientist years ago. I was looking onine for some of the tracks to download, when I came across an article saying that the entire station was basically one-half of Scientist's album "Scientist Rids the World of the Curse of the Evil Vampires". He sued rockstar, and the following wikipedia entry ensued:  
"Scientist received no royalties for this and sued Greensleeves Records unsuccessfully in a US court. The court ruled that according to precedent a recording mixer was not considered the author of a musical work, and so Rockstar were correct to treat the producer Henry "Junjo" Lawes as the copyright holder of the album." 
However, it was also the largest worldwide release of ANY of his work and resulted in a decades-late fanbase being sprouted, including myself who has purchased (yes, purchased, not torrented or downloaded), all but 2 of his albums. "Scientist Wins the World Cup" is my favourite.
 
Also, I have the Sounds of Vice City Box-Set, and I stand today as saying it is currently the best 80's compilation in existance.

I love Radio Vladivostok. I just wish so much that the original songs were in the Episodes disc. It would've made the best station even best-er. Funky Eastern Bloc stuff with Electronica? Fuck yeah. Ruslana was a great host, too. Sad that they didn't though.
 
Even though I love that station, nothing, NOTHING, will ever top Vice City Public Radio with your host, Maurice Chavez.
 
"No! I am the sole judge of truth and decency! Get back Heathen, Get back!"
"I love you all!"
"Evil-Doer! DIE, DEVIL! DIE!" *BLAM*
"Dios mio! You shot him! The-there-there's blood, a-and pubic hair all over the studio!...Ladies and Gentlemen, it is complete pandemonium here on Pressing Issues with me, the multi-award winning and soon to be executed Maurice Chavez..."
 
That is the single most memorable thing about Vice City radio to me (not that the rest wasn't memorable, it was, just not as much).