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by: Rob Hubbard
copyright: 1986 Firebird

MUSICIANS/H/Hubbard_Rob/Thrust.sid

CSDb entry: https://csdb.dk/sid/?id=14358

Used in Releases: A Concert, Intro 1, TLI in 1988, Frantic 2, Thrust Music, Amadeus IV, Another Thrust, Thrust Music, Music Box IV, Super Juke Box X, The Softkiller Crew Intro, The CI-5 Music Disk, The Great Rob Hubbard Collection, The Splash Demo 1, The Rob Hubbard Collection, The Music from Thrust, Thrust Music, Robbery Demo, Sound of Paris 2, Thrust Theme, Hubbard the Barbar, Hubbard the Barbar, Thrust Music, MGS's Letter II, HTLV 3 Fuck, Tune Demo 1, The Magic Sound Odysee in 6581, Music Selector I, Hubbard the Barbar, Superdemo, Thrust Music, Excalibur, Stolen Songs Volume II, Comic Art 23, Sound Demo II, Lot of Blox, Excell, Borderthrust, Hubbard Selector, Music Disc Three, Al Bundy Mega Demo, The Sound of Thrust, Migges Letter 2, Thrust Sonix, Thrust Music, Simply Moronic, Crazy Tunes II, Amiga-Pharaoh, Catalogo N.8 + Demo, Destiny, Multi Demo, The Compunet '86 Demo, Shoot on Sight, Thrust Concert, Parade's 1st, The Great Sound Invasion, Thrust Music, SCC Intro (Demo), MDB-Beat #06, Thrust-Theme, Cool as Ice IV, Rob Hubbard-Sound Mix No. 4, Theme from Thrust, The Final Writer, Section 5 Music Collection, Demo Time I, Contact NCA, Contact N.C.A., Action Turbo V1.0, Power Struggle, Power, Enter Snoopy, Little Demo, Music Box IV, Music Magic 2, The 1986 Fantastic Demo, All in One, The Sound from Thrust, Music Magic 2, M.A.D. V3, M.A.D. V8, Thrust-Demo, MFCS Intro 2, Thrust Theme II, Fun on the run, The Sound From Thrust, R.W.N. Letter II, Superdemo #2, Crazy Demo I, Musicshow 2, Music Mayhem, Thrust, Hurra, Thrust Concert, The Sound from Thrust, Rob's Music Box, Actuell, Thrust Concert, Catalogo N.28 + Demo, Catalogo N.26 + Demo, Rip Music II, The Bats Concert, The First Demo, Mega Maxi Master Monster Million Mix IV, Thrust Concert.

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COMMENT: Review copies of this game had a bugged loader which mucked up the music and so reviewers of the game gave the music a much lower rating. Julian Rignall (ex-editor of Zzap! 64) takes up the story: "I remember the God awful cacophony that was our review copy of Thrust's music as though it were still playing. This was the problem: the drum sounds worked, but all the other instrument sounds were screwed - basically it resulted in this horrible screeching noise playing to drums, rather than the cool heavyish sound that was heard in the final version of the game. It sounded really harsh and so it was duly shot down by us in the review. I remember hearing the 'proper' version of the game at a later dater and thinking 'ooooops!'. After all it was a classic tune (it became one of my faves, indeed) and we'd mercilessly beaten it down in the review, which was totally unfair. Still, it was good to be able to do a ZZAPback on it and remedy the error."