Blistering Barnacles

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Blistering Barnacles (#335)
(file source)
Released 31 October 2005 (Update)
Members Yes
Unlock hint This track unlocks on Braindeath Island.
Quest Rum Deal
Location Braindeath Island mountain
Duration 03:57
Tempo 105 BPM
Time signature 4/4
Composer Ian Taylor
Instruments Reed Organ, Acoustic Bass, Harmonica, Marimba, Melodic Tom, Tango Accordion, Agogo, Pizzicato Strings, Reverse Cymbal, Brush Drum Kit, Drawbar Organ, Acoustic Guitar (Steel), Tubular Bells, Piccolo, Orchestral Harp, String Ensemble 2 (Slow Strings)
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Sort name Blistering Barnacles
Cache ID 498
Unlock detail Unlocked on Braindeath Island's mountain.
Is jingle No

Blistering Barnacles is a music track that is unlocked on Braindeath Island's mountain.

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Changes

Date Changes
1 March 2018
(Update)

Added unlock hint for this track: 'This track unlocks on Braindeath Island.'

31 October 2005
(Update)

Added to game and set to play in northern Braindeath Island.

Trivia

  • It is possible the name refers to the repeatedly spoken alliteration "billions of blue blistering barnacles!" Captain Haddock of the Tintin series says.

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