If you are tired of hearing "Let's Go Sunning," this is the mod for you. It adds between 20 and 100 new songs to Three Dog's Playlist using a special version of PimpBot's excellent GNR Extender Mod. Also, thanks to PimpBot's meddling, on average you will hear 6 songs before Three Dog cuts in again. It also retains the original songs instead of replacing them.<br />

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All the sound files are taken from public archives like the Internet Archive's 78RPM Digitization Project, so they should be considered public domain.<br />

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I have tried my best to retain the original developers' aesthetic sensibilities--light on the funny stuff, lots of melancholy mixed with absurdly upbeat things. Most of the tracks are by artists already in the soundtrack (Bob Crosby, the Andrews Sisters, Danny Kaye, Cole Porter, etc.).<br />

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Credit Where It's Due: This Mod uses <a href="http://www.jeuxvideopc.com/downloads/7413-fallout-3/1148-sons-musiques/29748-gnr-radio-fixed-extended.php">PimpBot's GNR Extender mod</a> to do its business. Go vote his mod up.<br />

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To Install, download the ESP and Ad File, then as many of the ten track packs as you'd like to have. Unzip the files to your Fallout Data directory, preserving the directory structure of the files. This should unpack everything to Data/sound/songs/radio/GNR.) When you Launch the game, check the GalaxyNewsRadio***[M].esp for the number of tracks you want, using either the Fallout Loader or the FOMM.<br />

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Included with that file are five different .esp files. If you only one to add 20 new songs to your game, just download Track Packs 1 and 2 and use GalaxyNewsRadio[M]20.esp. If you want all 100, download Track Packs 1-10 and use GalaxyNewsRadio[M]100.esp. For 40, 60, or 80, use the appropriate number of Track Packs and the appropriate .esp.<br />

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The mono.wavs and mono.mp3s are called by the game for more than just in game radios, so you really do need all three sets of 100 tracks. The tracks are all sampled at the game's native sample rate, which is fairly high given the quality of the originals, and which unfortunately means very large files to download, particularly the mono wavs.