I'm puzzled by this??

I am actually disappointed because when I hear songs like maybe, crazy he calls me and butcher pete, it feels like I'm back playing Fallout 3 and not 4.

I was expecting every song to be fresh and not recycled. Don't get me wrong they are fantastic songs and fit the game perfectly, but as this is a new game I wanted all the songs to be fresh for Fallout 4.

As for one of the new songs, the end of the world. This is gonna be a new Johnny Guitar and get annoying lol

I absolutely love Fallout 4 so far and can't wait to get back playing

I've heard some of the new songs on the radio; also did anybody stumbled upon any combat armor?

There are three times the songs.

Why would DJs in Boston not play popular songs that are also played in the DC Wasteland?

They are popular songs.

It is completely logical and nostalgic that they are there,

but as they are in the minority, the new songs dominate.

No different than FO 1/2 music in NV really. That and rights could have been easily obtained again. Usually best to look at music from a law perspective due to how legal it is by nature.

I like it. I would have thought Bethesda was crazy if they didn't include songs they already had the rights to. I'll take 60 songs to listen to with some Fallout 3 repeats over just 40 new ones in rotation.

Ah, well, you see, this is why Three Dog made that trip to the Commonwealth. He went to take some songs to the deejay in Boston. After that they didn't need him anymore, so he left. This is why we all heard that he was going to be in Boston ( from his voice actor ) and then he wasn't.

Ta-DA!

LOL... nah, just kidding. Instead, what really happened is that Doctor Li stopped off at GNR Radio before she left, and Three Dog loaded up her MP3 player with some tunes to listen to on her long trip. Whe she got to Boston, someone heard her music and got her to give copies to the local radio station.

Eventually, someone on Mothership Zeta will figure out how to use it as a big communication satellite and exchange music between cities all over the continent.