Grand Theft Auto 4's coming out in a couple days and some of you might be wondering if the Special Edition package is worth ninety bucks. Here's a list of the tracks on the soundtrack CD that comes in the package to help you make your decision:

Soviet Connection [The Theme From Grand Theft Auto IV] by Michael Hunter
Dirty New Yorker by Mobb Deep Feat. Havoc & Prodigy from H.N.I.C. Part 2 Sessions
No Sex For Ben by The Rapture
No Fraid A by Munga
Where's My Money by Busta Rhymes
I Want You by C.J.
Rocky Mountain Way by Joe Walsh
Stand Up Jamrock by Bob Marley & The Wailers and Damian Marley
Liberty City: The Invasion by Seryoga
Vagabond by Greenskeepers
On A Journey by Electrik Funk
Nickname by Qadir
Holy Thursday by David Axelrod
War Is Necessary by Nas
Zombie by Fela Kuti
5:23 by Global Communication

All in all, a pretty random mix of hip-hop, reggae, classic music and...Eastern European rap (consider my curiosity piqued on that one). The average person might, depending on their taste, enjoy one third of the album and hate the rest. It's sort of a cross-section of the full in-game soundtrack, which is spread out over sixteen radio stations. The game will also have two talk radio stations and an additional custom station where you can play imported MP3's.

Oh, and one other piece of GTA4 news to keep you excited: IGN published its review yesterday, which said it was the best game since Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Two more days...