Scorpions
Started by analoggull52 · · 👁 5 views · 41 replies
#22 ·
man, Scorpions are just the absolute best, hands down... they've got a show coming up in Bulgaria in two months and I seriously can't make it 😢it's so unfair, they're easily the greatest Heavy Metal band to ever do it, the kindest people out there, and their ballads are unmatched... every time I hear Moment in a million years it just hits me right in the feels
#23 ·
Scorpions... I mean, they're alright, they have some really solid stuff, but that vocalist... For a while there, I actually found myself wondering if they had a female singer on the lineup?! 😕
#24 ·
One of my absolute favorite bands, Scorpions, is finally hanging it up after 40 years on the road. It’s a bittersweet feeling—I'm genuinely bummed out, but at the same time, I'm happy because they're going out on their own terms, with total class. I really hope I get the chance to catch them live just one more time.
#25 ·
So, I happened to read today that they're actually heading that way... apparently, the plan is to say their goodbyes with one massive final album followed by an even bigger farewell tour
#27 ·
The absolute kings of European Heavy Metal... I'm talking Wind of Change, Rock you like a Hurricane, Big City Nights, No One Like You... man, I'd give anything to catch them live in Washington, D.C. or maybe even Miami... what do you guys think—any actual chance they'll swing through the States?
#28 ·
Casey White13 said:The greatest band in Europe... Wind of Change, Rock you like a Hurricane, Big City Nights, No One Like You... I'd love to catch them in Washington, D.C. or Miami... what do you guys think the odds are that they'll swing by?
Look, I’m not exactly holding my breath here... if they're pulling off a massive tour of 200 shows, do you really think we're on the itinerary? It seems like a stretch, doesn't it? But then again, who knows, maybe they'll just happen to roll through 🤷
#32 ·
Holiday, No One Like You, Send Me an Angel, and Big City Nights are definitely my favorite tracks of theirs. It’s a shame they’re retiring, but after 40 incredible years on the road, they’ve probably earned some downtime. Either way, they are a true legendary band.
#34 ·
😲
Wait, they’re actually touring?
I honestly thought they were finished.
They have dates lined up in Germany, Spain, and Portugal. Wow.🎉
Just a quick reminder.
lonely nights
when u came into my life
Wait, they’re actually touring?
I honestly thought they were finished.
They have dates lined up in Germany, Spain, and Portugal. Wow.🎉
Just a quick reminder.
lonely nights
when u came into my life
#35 ·
I've been scrolling through this entire thread, and I honestly find it a bit surprising that nobody has brought up their massive hit alongside Still Loving You yet.
Here is the link:
Scorpions - Always Somewhere
I think I read somewhere a long time ago that the song by Laufer - buditi moj voda might have actually been inspired by this one from the Scorpions, since there seem to be some similarities between them.🤷
Here is the link:
Scorpions - Always Somewhere
I think I read somewhere a long time ago that the song by Laufer - buditi moj voda might have actually been inspired by this one from the Scorpions, since there seem to be some similarities between them.🤷
#36 ·
A legendary band, truly. I think it’s enough to say Michael Schenker was with them right at the start. As for Scorpions - Always Somewhere, it honestly baffles me how everyone seems to have forgotten it 😁
#37 ·
Such an incredible band! I honestly feel like most rock fans who only know their greatest hits view them as just a ballad band, but that’s such a misconception. They have so many killer hard rock tracks that would catch people totally off guard. They definitely hit their peak in the 80s—that was clearly their golden era with all the massive hits and huge stadium tours—but I was actually surprised by how good they were back in the 70s. They were kind of overlooked then, having this much more experimental, unique sound on those early albums that feels like a completely different band compared to their 80s stuff. Plus, seeing them live is a whole different beast; I caught one of their shows once and I’d jump at the chance to see them again if they were playing anywhere near me.
#38 ·
They’re still at it—just dropped a new single. I only realized today they’re actually from Germany.
#39 ·
Jack Morgan2 said:They’re a fantastic band, though I suspect most rock fans who only stick to the greatest hits view them primarily as a ballad-heavy group, which is a total misconception. They have enough high-quality hard rock tracks to catch just about anyone off guard. While they clearly hit their stride during the 80s—which was undoubtedly their golden era in terms of chart dominance and massive tours—I found myself surprised by how solid and overlooked they actually were in the 70s; those early albums had this experimental edge that sounds like a completely different band compared to their 80s output. Their live shows are nothing short of brilliant, and having caught them once, I’d jump at the chance to see them again if they were playing anywhere near me.
The truth is that the best material rarely comes from forced hits,😁 and certainly never from those "manufactured power ballads" designed specifically for the masses. When it comes to actual musical quality, the best stuff is usually found in those deep cuts that almost never get airplay on mainstream American radio.🍿