I can't expect an Elvis song would really be that expensive by comparison to the other songs on the playlists. Sure, there's some instrumental stuff that was made specific for the game, but it's few and far between and lacks vocals. Since Grand Theft Auto was brought up: How did they license so much music for Vice City but a few dozen more songs couldn't be licensed for this game? The other nice thing about GTA was that they had NEW music made for the game, as well. Why the hell did they make a custom station just for one area that has the exact same songs as the station you already hear everywhere!? At least the Grand Luxe had Classical music which you encountered rarely elsewhere.

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It may have been exacerbated with the Tops casino: I think they have a 4 song playlist and it's all from Radio New Vegas. This project is a result of months of modding Fallout: New Vegas. This mod replaces the 38 songs from diamond City Radio for the New Vegas songs. I just catch enough from the random radio encounters that I want to shoot myself. Turns out, even listening in the real world isn't lore friendly, breaks down reality. His music is 0 lore friendly, but if you want to add it, then go ahead. I had no idea who that was until I searched on google. I think I should point out that I never actively have the radio playing from my character's Pip Boy. Is adding Bladee to custom radio mod in Fallout New Vegas lore friendly.

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