Thunderdome III (The Nightmare Is Back!)

Compiled in association: Boudisque, Brrr Records, Boscaland Records, Expanded, CNR/Indisc
Enzo Consultancy, Bull & Butcher, H2O Recordings, Influence Records, JSE Music, Liquid Records, Mainframe Records, Magnetic North, Nanada Music, Power House Records, P.C.P, React Music, Rough Trade, Rabbit City Records, The European Records.
Realization: Mackaay A'foort
Stereo
CD: 01 7530.6
Also available
MC 1: 01 7531.4 (opens in a new tab)
MC 2: 01 7532.4 (opens in a new tab)"
This most common variation of the 1993 Dutch version of Thunderdome III is packaged in a double jewel case with with opaque black disc trays and fliptray. Its back cover has some differences compared with the original pressings (opens in a new tab), which are mainly corrections of tracklisting errors:
- it correctly lists track 1-18 as External (opens in a new tab) by Zekt (opens in a new tab), and also correctly lists disc 2 as having 18 tracks only. In contrast, original pressings listed "External" as track 2-19, while track 1-18 was listed as German Nazis Fuck Off (opens in a new tab) by Exit 100 (opens in a new tab);
- it correctly lists Omar Santana (opens in a new tab) as artist of track 2-7, whereas original pressings erroneously listed Slave Invaders E.P. (opens in a new tab) as artist name, which is actually the name of the vinyl from which the track was taken. The corrected back cover however includes this release name as part of the track title;
- it correctly lists the title of track 1-1 as "Nonshlen Tustokken (Ode To Vortex)", which was misspelled as "Nonchlen Tustokken (Ode To Vortex)" on the original pressings;
- it hasn't any credit about the free tattoo that was included with some copies of the original pressings, presumably because most later copies didn't include this tattoo (it was however included in some copies with the corrected back cover);
- it lists the realization credit to "Mackaay (opens in a new tab) A'foort", which was missing from the original pressings;
- bonus tracks (tracks that are exclusive to the CD versions) are accurately listed, which wasn't the case in original pressings;
- various elements have a slightly different layout.
Frontcover (Dobermann) is an edited picture from Tony Garcia.
Release title is listed as "Thunderdome 3" on spines.
Catalog number appears as "01 7530 6" on spines, discs and booklet back and as "01 7530.6" on back cover.
On back cover, all apostrophes have been erroneously replaced by commas, except on track 2-13.
Tracks 1-9, 1-10, 1-12, 1-13 and 2-12 to 2-15 are listed as "Bonus Traxx", meaning they are exclusive to the CD versions of the release and were not included in the cassette and vinyl versions.
Track 1-2 is the same track as B1 from the same named release (opens in a new tab).
Track 1-4 was also released as "The Passion (Mokum Mix)" on F**king Hardcore (opens in a new tab).
On tracks 1-10, 1-15, 1-18, 2-5, 2-9, 2-14 & 2-16, the title or catalog number of the release from which the track was taken is listed as part of the artist name (respectively Vol. II (opens in a new tab), Vol. I (opens in a new tab), Senseless (opens in a new tab), 1 (opens in a new tab), I (opens in a new tab), Rabbit City 12 (opens in a new tab) & Hellraising (opens in a new tab)).
Track 1-12 is listed as "White Sports (Fine Line Mix)", another mix of the track from the same release (opens in a new tab).
Track 1-14 is the version listed as the "Original Mix" on the vinyl release (opens in a new tab).
Track 1-17 is the same track as the untitled B1 from Tumult EP (opens in a new tab) and was likely named here after that release.
Track 2-2 was also released with Fuckin Hostile (opens in a new tab) or DJ Skinhead (opens in a new tab) as artist name.
Track 2-6 is listed as "Bottrop (Gizmo! Remix)" inside the booklet.
Track 2-7 is listed as "Step The Fuck Back (Slave Invaders E.P)" on back cover and "Step The Fuck Back (Slave Invaders E.P.)" inside the booklet. Slave Invaders EP (opens in a new tab) is the title of the release from which the track is taken.
Track 2-11 is the same version that was released as the "Godfather Mix" on King Of FFM Lesson #1 (opens in a new tab). The track name "King Of FFM" means "King Of Frankfurt am Main", the city where Marc Acardipane comes. The lyrics phrase it: "I'm the king....of Frankfurt".
Writing of track 2-17 is erroneously credited to Gabriel (opens in a new tab), the writer of track 2-15, and his name is listed as part of the track title on back cover.