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Parade of Idiot's
Thrust
Thrust's third independently released album entitled Parade of Idiots, isn't metal - after all, this is an active rock band - but it does have some solid moments worth checking out, including "Parade of Idiots," "Smack," "Skrape," "R.P.M." and "M.F. Move"
Collection Contents
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Parade Intro | 0:46 | Play |
| 2 |
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Skrape | 3:05 | Play |
| 3 |
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Parade of Idiot's | 2:26 | Play |
| 4 |
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Smack | 4:24 | Play |
| 5 |
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P.F.K. | 4:13 | Play |
| 6 |
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M.F. Move | 4:15 | Play |
| 7 |
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Dose | 3:26 | Play |
| 8 |
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One for the Bottle | 5:46 | Play |
| 9 |
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00 Burn | 2:40 | Play |
| 10 |
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Wasted | 1:44 | Play |
| 11 |
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R.P.M. | 3:16 | Play |
| 12 |
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Inside | 4:57 | Play |
| 13 |
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Demolition- hidden track | 4:14 | Play |
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Description
THIS IS KANSAS CITY BASED THRUST OF TODAY.
THIS IS NOT METAL BLADE ARTIST THRUST FROM THE 80'S.
Hometown: Kansas City
Formed: 1995
Members: 4
Greg Divine: Vocals
John Lucas: Bass
Mike Scott: Guitars
Jason Locke: Drums
Releases: 4
White Root Salve-1997
Songs in the Key of F.u.-1999
Parade of Idiots-2002
4 SONG EP "SYMPTOM" SET FOR RADIO ADDS JULY 29TH 2003
Significant Shows:
Opened for Motley Crue as winners of the Kickstart your Career contest - Nov. 1998
KQRC Rockfest '99 w/Sammy Hagar, Collective Soul, Staind, and many
others- May 1999
1999 KQRC Battle of the Bands Champions given slot at Freaker's Ball w/Megadeth, Static X and Loudmouth-Oct. 1999
2001 KQRC Battle of the Bands Champions given slot at Freakers Ball w/Alice Cooper, Sevendust, Soil and Primer 55- Oct. 2001
March 2nd 2002 "Parade of Idiots" CD Release Party @ historic Uptown Theatre w/1180 tickets sold and actual attendance of over 1300. 717 units sold
KQRC Rockfest'02 w/Nickelback, Default, Tommy Lee, Our Lady Peace, Jerry Cantrell, Kittie and many others- July 2002
May 3rd 03 Performed @ the Jagermeister National Battle of the Bands at the world famous Club LaVela in Panama City, Fl
KQRC Rockfest '03 W/Godsmack, Saliva, HedPe, Cold, Breaking Benjamin and many others-June 2003
Have also performed with-Puddle of Mudd, Drowning Pool, Cold, Flotsam & Jetsam, Quiet Riot, Medication, LA Guns, Firehouse and many others.
Radio:
"Smack" added to KQRC Playlist June 2002
"Smack" added to KEYJ Playlist August 02 Also beat "Disturbed" in a battle of the bands decided by callers then went on the be retired undefeated
"Smack" added to KFZX Playlist Sept. 2002
"Smack" added to KDDX Playlist Oct. 2002
National radio add date of June 25th 2002 resulted in:
#2 Most added @Album Network/17 adds
#4 Most added CMJ/66 adds
#5 Most added FMQB/35 adds
Stations spinning "Thrust" KQRC, KICT, KSEK, KIBZ, KRZZ, KEYJ, KIOZ, WSOU,
WIKB, WTFX, WYYX and many others.
#21 @ Album Network Aggro chart week of 8/5/02
Press:
Album Net, FMQB, CMJ, K.C. Star, Pitch Weekly + others
Please refer to our press link on our website @ www.thrust 2k.com
Thrust has been together since 1995 after releasing their first full length CD " White Root Salve." The four-piece group based out of Kansas City built a phenomenally large fan base prior to releasing the follow up release "Songs in the Key of F.u." in 1999. Radio play in the central U.S. began soon after. With an ever-growing fan base and increasing radio play Thrust released "Parade of Idiots" early 2002. The CD release party was held in K.C. at the historic Uptown Theatre with an estimated attendance of 1300 (1180 actual tickets sold.)
Since the release Thrust has gone on to break down bearers at corporate radio that until now seemed un-breakable by an independent artist. They continue to get added in regular rotation at commercial stations across the U.S. and plan to perform at as many festivals and music conferences as possible in 2003.