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30 distinct tracks (20 TB / 10 NP) + Alternates."Point of No Return" appears to be written by Thomas, although it was not included in his old website's discography page."Crossword Killer" public version is shortened."Deck the Halls with Blood" public version has added vocals.40 distinct tracks (28 NP / 12 TB) + Alternates.Missing tracks: "Freedom Fighters," "Down with the Enterprise"."Down with the Enterprise" and "Godyssey" omitted from Legend Anthology."Freedom Fighters" public version has additional percussion.36 distinct tracks (19 TB / 14 NP) + Alternates."Hold Me" appears to be written by Thomas, although it was not included in his old website's discography page."Amour Parfait" public version is retitled to "Perfect Love" and includes vocals.97 distinct tracks (87 TB / 7 NP) + Alternates.Official sample reel (available on Soundcloud) includes a track that was not included on the final album."Eternal Sorrow" public version has been remixed and extended."Tristan" and "The Immortals" public versions are from Nemesis's alternate mixes.Includes 21 distinct tracks (20 TB / 1 TB+NP) + Alternates.Includes 18 distinct tracks (17 NP / 1 TB)."Chasing the Dragon" = "Army of Justice".Several tracks are the percussion foundation for Nemesis tracks:.Includes 60 distinct percussion tracks (33 NP / 27 TB) + Alternates.Includes 60 distinct tracks (27 TB / 20 NP) + Alternates."Inhuman Growth" public version retitled as "Welcome to Widow Woods".Includes 61 distinct tracks (38 TB / 31 NP) + Alternates.Missing tracks: "Peacekeepers" "Famous Year".

Extra track: "Mysteries of the Mind" (instrumental of "Secrets of the Mind" released on Dreams & Imaginations).

"Wind Queen" public version is shortened.

Includes 71 distinct tracks (38 TB / 31 NP) + Alternates.

Thanks to u/DesmondProd, u/Premysl, and u/ZodiacBhop for some corrections and additional info! but "Bob the Bot" is credited to Alex Pfeffer! (This attribution from Extreme Music appears correct, as the track also includes certain effects he uses in other tracks on Balls to the Wall and his Solaris album.) Did Thomas build a publicly released orchestral track around Alex Pfeffer's percussion? The strangest thing I've noticed is that "Bob the Bot" on Balls to the Wall is, verbatim, the percussion from Thomas's "For the Win" track.

figuring out who wrote some of those percussion tracks can be difficult! (There are also a few non-percussion tracks by Thomas, "Hold Me," "Fight the Machine," and "Point of No Return," that it seems he didn't include in his original discography page.) I'd welcome anyone's feedback on this portion. Since definitive composer credits haven't been released for a lot of these albums, you might be particularly interested in noting the Troels Folmann tracks contained on Volume One, Dynasty, and Dreams & Imaginations, and which tracks are by Thomas and Nick on the percussion/electronic albums Balls to the Wall and Cyanide.

I've been relistening to the industry albums lately and decided to take some notes that might be helpful for anyone exploring these albums! Below I point out which tracks are composed by artists other than Thomas and Nick (mostly Troels Folmann and Alex Pfeffer) the labeled sections from the original CD releases which tracks differ from the publicly released versions, and more.