Top 10 Songs From the Grand Theft Auto V Score
This list contains the best pieces of music from Grand Theft Auto V's stunning score. Songs in this list are on the official soundtrack, as well as from the unreleased soundtrack. Spoilers ahead,...While driving through the snowy streets of Ludendorff in "Bury the Hatchet," Michael will have a flashback about convincing his wife and family to move to Los Santos. While that happens, the music that plays is very catchy, just like "Minor Turbulence."
It also plays while parachuting, so that's a plus.
This theme reminds me how well the amazing soundtrack complements the story.
This piece of music plays during the mission to capture Mr. K. Not only does it fit perfectly into the mission, but it also captures the cool, suave, but daring personality of Grand Theft Auto games.
In joint third place comes the music that plays if the player chooses Option A: Kill Trevor or Option B: Kill Michael. I couldn't choose one over the other, as they both fit their situations perfectly.
You have just betrayed your good friend, and now it's up to you to hunt them down. Cue the music.
It begins slowly and then, when the airplane starts to go up, BOOM - culmination of that score.
I prefer piano sequences more.
If Blitz Plays' soundtrack captures the cool side of Grand Theft Auto games, then Rampage #1 captures the crazy, murderous side of Grand Theft Auto games. Its quick tempo and catchy beat are enough to make anyone want to gun down rednecks or hipsters (if that anyone is Trevor, that is...).
Ironically, this piece of music never plays during the Agency Heist. However, it does play during "Marriage Counseling" and "I Fought the Law...". It reminds me of a '70s/'80s cop chase through a city, which is pretty much what happens when it is played!
Nothing's more fun than running through a logging factory, blasting people to oblivion while trying to save your friend. And with this fast tune playing in the background, there's no stopping you now.
Cop chases are one of the many things that make Grand Theft Auto games, and Grand Theft Auto V in particular, so perfect. Unfortunately, all previous Grand Theft Auto games had no score, therefore no epic chase music.
However, my prayers were answered, and now I cannot wait to gain a three-star or higher wanted level every time I play the game.
While chasing D through Los Santos with your dog Chop, a fast-tempo score will start playing. Its continuous piano, drums, and saxophone throughout are ear candy.
Personally, my favorite track.
This piece of music doesn't play during any particular mission. It plays when you are diving in the sea or driving a submarine. It is somewhat relaxing, yet surprisingly memorable for how simple it is.