Audio CD review:
Scorpions - 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Scorpions

Scorpions - 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Scorpions

Band: Scorpions Title: 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Scorpions Rating: Release Date: 12 June, 2001 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Rock You Like A Hurricane 2: No One Like You 3: The Zoo 4: Loving You Sunday Morning 5: Still Loving You 6: Big City Nights 7: Believe In Love 8: Rhythm Of Love 9: I Can't Explain 10: Tease Me Please Me 11: Wind Of Change 12: Send Me An Angel

Customer Reviews Schpinal Tap? But when I recently heard "The Zoo" blaring out from the local classic rock station (and could not help myself from singing along), I wondered about the odds of a German band becoming superstars in the U. I've heard many of these Scorpions songs over the years and thought they were the kind of band that Spinal Tap was spoofing. S. So I picked up this CD and I'll be darned if I didn't become a convert after a few listens. This is incredibly catchy stuff. What makes it even cooler is Klaus Meine's heavily German-accented vocals. No chance you'll be able to duplicate that on Karaoke night. Hilarious, funniest CD ever !!!!! This is a perfect CD. From the juxtaposition in the title of "20th Century Masters" with "Best of Scorpions" , through each of the songs the laughs never end. If you are Beavis or Butthead you can rock out, if you have a brain you can laugh your a*s off at the indescribable suckitude of Scorpions. Seriously though, I expected more from this CD given Germany's long history of extraordinary pop music. . Great collection of hit tracks for a new Scorpions fan You can't really complain about the cost; the track list makes it definitely worth the price. The Best of Scorpions: The Millenium Collection from the 20th Century Masters series is a great CD for those fans who want to get know what the Scorpions are all about. The 2 most commercially-successful albums "Love At First Sting" (Rock You Like A Hurricane, Big City Nights, Still Loving You) and "Crazy World" (Tease Me Please Me, Wind Of Change, Send Me An Angel) are well-represented here. Although, having 2 tracks from the sub-par "Savage Amusement" (Rhythym of Love, Believe In Love) and only 1 from the vastly-superior "Blackout" (No One Like You) is a joke. If you want a decent selection of great songs from one of the better rock bands of the 80s and 90s but don't want to spend a lot of cash, get your hands on this disc. If you want a more complete collection of great Scorpions music and don't mind spending a little more, pick up the 3-disc "Box Of Scorpions" set instead of this. . . You can see a complete list of all Scorpions discography, or go back to the Scorpions tabs