Keith Richards Adds Grit to ‘Bright Lights, Big City’ for ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ Album
Cover of Jimmy Reed’s blues classic is meant to evoke the “electric energy” of video game’s Vice City
Rockstar Games has made the preordering of Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album available. This album, featuring 34 tracks, aims to encapsulate the electric atmosphere of Vice City and Leonida. It will be released on November 20, the day after the game's launch. Preorders are open, and those who order will also be able to preload the game starting November 12.
The album comes in various formats and editions, with prices ranging from $19.98 to $124.98. Each edition includes the same tracks, which Rockstar describes as a "genre-defying roster of the most exciting artists in the world," including Travis Scott, Morgan Wallen, Keith Richards, and more.
In terms of formats, there are best Buy-exclusive editions, limited-edition vinyl, standard vinyl, CDs, and an exclusive variant from Blood Records. The Best Buy-exclusive edition features two clear pink with purple splatter vinyl records in a gatefold jacket, along with a Best Buy-exclusive 12x24 poster. The limited-edition vinyl includes two transparent magenta discs filled with blue liquid, exclusive new artwork, and packaging designs inspired by Grand Theft Auto VI.
The standard vinyl comes with two transparent magenta discs, splashy Florida-inspired art on the sleeves, and all 34 tracks. The CD version includes all 34 songs on two audio CDs and a booklet in a jewel case. Lastly, Blood Records has an exclusive variant design for their vinyl edition.
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