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Acid Thunder

CTL-W-0099 · Work

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Combined Graph record U-00411 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-W-0099. Master record source: CTL seed 2026-10-16 — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

Song title: 'Acid Thunder' Recording artist: Fast Eddie (DJ Fast Eddie) — in the fetched interview he confirms the track's creation, inspired by DJ Pierre's 'Acid Tracks' Year: 1988 (interviewer framing in the fetched piece: "'Acid Thunder' from 1988 is widely revered as one of the genre's standout tracks")

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Song title: 'Acid Thunder' Recording artist: Fast Eddie (DJ Fast Eddie) — in the fetched interview he confirms the track's creation, inspired by DJ Pierre's 'Acid Tracks' Year: 1988 (interviewer framing in the fetched piece: "'Acid Thunder' from 1988 is widely revered as one of the genre's standout tracks")

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Song title: 'Acid Thunder' Recording artist: Fast Eddie (DJ Fast Eddie) — in the fetched interview he confirms the track's creation, inspired by DJ Pierre's 'Acid Tracks' Year: 1988 (interviewer framing in the fetched piece: "'Acid Thunder' from 1988 is widely revered as one of the genre's standout tracks")

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