This compilation is also known as "Thunderdome Brown" and "Thunderdome 2002". On the release itself, the title is simply given as "Thunderdome", and it is printed in relief on front cover.
It comes in a 3-fold digipak with transparent disc trays.
Both CDs are listed as "No.1" and "No.2" on the back cover and on the CDs themselves, and as "#1" and "#2" inside the Digipak.
This compilation is not a DJ mix, but there is no or very little silence between consecutive tracks, and they are often faded into eachother during a few seconds. Tracks 2-14 and 2-15 are even (very loosely) beatmatched during 14 seconds.
Track 1-05 listed as "Frozen", another track from the same 12".
Track 1-09 is erroneously listed as "Wagon 4", which is the title of another N-Vitral track later released on Smocgh. It is apparently taken from a 128 kbps MP3, which would explain the low sound quality of this track. It uses a short sample from the intro of "David Chong & Dee Nasty - Music Makes Me Dance (Manu Le Malin Mix)".
Track 2-01 misspelled "Fingerz"
Track 2-05 credits van Brakel (Eugene van Brakel) rather than Erwin van Kan for writing. Van Brakel wrote the A-side of the 7".
Track 2-15 listed as "Hey (DJ The Viper Rmx)"
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