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A1: 3 Steps Ahead - Drop It
A2: 50% of The Dreamteam - The Thundertheme
B1: Jones & Stephenson - The First Rebirth
B2: Moby - Thousand
C1: 3 Steps Ahead - In The Name Of Love
C2: Bertocucci Feranzano - XTC Love (Original Mix)
D1: Human - Resource Sick
D2: The Stunned Guys - Beats Time
E1: Promo - Hardcore To The Dome (Dome Mix)
F1: Promo - Hardcore To The Dome (Thunder Mix)

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Thunderdome is a famous concept in hardcore techno and gabber music that was mainly used for a series of parties and CD-albums. It was organized by the Dutch entertainment company ID&T. The first party was organized in 1992 and the party held in December 2012 was advertised as being the end of Thunderdome. However, after the 2012 event, the party was brought back in 2017 for the 25th anniversary with a 2019 edition announced the following year.

History
Before the Thunderdome concept was started, ID&T organized a big rave called The Final Exam, that was held on 20 June 1992. This was the first attempt to bring hardcore and gabber to a wide audience and the first event organized by ID&T, who would later go on to organize other big dance music events such as Tomorrowland, Mysteryland, and Sensation White, and Black. Later in 1992, they organized the first Thunderdome party, which was simply titled The Thunder Dome, which was held on 3 October 1992 in Heerenveen.

In 1993, ID&T / Arcade Records also started a Thunderdome compilation CD-series with popular gabber music. ID&T also sold other kinds of merchandise such as T-shirts, bomber-jackets, caps and even an energy drink (Thundertaste). The Thunderdome concept was considered important to the popularization and spreading of gabber music during the 1990s. Though it was the biggest and most popular concept in the scene through most of the 1990s, that title is now being rivaled by other events, such as the ones organized by Masters of Hardcore.

In late 1999 ID&T took a break from the Thunderdome concept and stopped producing the parties and CDs. The break lasted until 2001, when they resumed throwing parties and producing CDs. After the restart, one or two parties each year were held. In 2002, the concept for the party was the 10th anniversary of Thunderdome. A CD that was recorded live at the party and an anniversary DVD were released, both entitled Thunderdome: a Decade. In 2007, the 3-CD set XV: 15 Years Of Thunderdome was released in celebration of Thunderdome's 15th anniversary.

Thunderdome Never Dies (Official Soundtrack)

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Vengaboys - Boom Boom Boom ( Kozieum  & Toxic Twins & El Chupo Remix) [Free DL]

Adrenokrome - Sample & Cutz

It's finally back!! After so long the classic Overdrive tune is here!

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VOL. 3 - MIX SET - HARDCORE TECHNO - HARDSTYLE - GABBER - DJ GOOSE AKA DON O'TOOLE 2012

System 3 & The Sickest Squad - One of Us

Beatsbomber - Remember The Old Sound 2.0

The official Nocturnal anthem from Skull Demon vs KetaNoise for Pandemonium The End / Beginning.

Skull Demon vs KetaNoise - The End / Beginning (Official Pandemonium 2018 Anthem area 3)

Dither - To The Death (Official Thunderdome Anthem 2019) EARLY VERSION BY KOZIEUM

Tracklist:

01. Radium 'Frenchcore Machine'
02. Radium 'What They Say'
03. Radium & Maissouille 'Never 2 Much'
04. JKLL 'Fucking Young Spirit'
05. Micropoint 'People-Friendly' feat BloodieVoice
06. JKLL 'Le Tube De L'Ether'
07. Unit 'Taboo'
08. Mr Bassmeister 'I Like To Fck'
09. The Speakers & Maissouille 'The Thing'
10. Armin Van Buuren 'Turn It Up' (Progamers frenchcore remix)
11. JKLL & The Mastery 'You Don't Know 2.0'
12. Psiko 'Do Not Kill My Vibe'
13. Radium & Psiko 'Not My Tempo'

This man needs no Introduction but for the view who dont know him in the Frenchcore scene :

Radium: a multifaceted artist. Dj and founder member, in partnership with Al Core, of the mythic MICROPOINT duo since 1992, he ought to be considered as a major contributor to the creation of the Electronic scene in France. During the last decade of the 20th century, Micropoint has set the standards of french Hardcore Techno: “Frenchcore”. Since then, they have been releasing numerous EPs which were met with tremendous success within the scene.

In 1995, while still working with Al Core for Micropoint, Radium began to produce numerous solo albums under the stage name which is now so famous within the Hardcore scene. He contributed in 1996 to the creation of the labels Dead End and Psychik Genocide in order to produce and promote the music he loved : Hardcore.(to him, the style of music that most permits experimentation). 1998 marks the release of Micropoint’s first LP: "Neurophonie", a never-before-seen in France. The popularity of this revolutionary style began to catch on quick and Micropoint shooted to fame bringing Frenchcore into a wider circuit. The same year, the duo was invited to appear to a public of over 100,000 people for a live session at the first Techno Parade in France.

Micropoint’s 2nd LP, "Anesthesie International" (2000), meant the beginning of an important evolution in the electro scene : Hardcore Techno was beginning to mix with other similiar musical styles. The album was well received and brought the duo wide recognition on the international Electronic music scene. This same year, Radium released his first solo Mix CD entitled “Inhuman”: a mix which is both clever and varied. This release put Radium on the map as one of the leading DJs in Frenchcore. At that time, he became co-manager of the label Audiogenic, which quickly rose to both national and international success thanks to the quality of their productions.

In 2001, Radium released his first solo LP, "Paranoia Performance", which was met with great acclaim for both the quality of the production and the originality of his work. For that matter, many tracks of this album have been remixed by notables artists such as Tieum, The Speed Freak, Marc Acardipane, and Hellfish. The overall success of his records led him to perform live shows both with Micropoint and as a solo Dj under the name of Radium. His shows, in which he often added a live drummer or MC, were packed all over France.

He returned in 2003 with a 2nd album called "inExtremist" which lived up to its name and pushed back our definition of Frenchcore to the extremes. He continued over and over again with his solo live performances which ravished those who were nostalgic for his lives together with Micropoint. The release of the Mix CD "Darkcore 7"(2004) - in which he used noise and industrial sounds to create totally dancefllor tracks - under the Dutch label Master of Hardcore, demonstrated once more the capacities of this artist.

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VOL. 3 - MIX SET - HARDCORE TECHNO - HARDSTYLE - GABBER - DJ GOOSE AKA DON O'TOOLE 2012

XCORE GOOSE SETS PART 2