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专辑中文名: DJ ScooterMV及Live歌手: Scooter资源格式: DVDRip版本: 不断更新ing发行时间: 2005年地区: 美国语言: 英语,德语简介:
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In the beginning
...and the beat goes on! These words are not only the title of the legendary debut album put out by these ultimate raver
idols, for Scooter themselves they have become words to live by. And along with the beat, the megasellers go on and on as
well. It all sounds like a dream, or a fairytale for the nineties, but this is reality.
1993
Although widely known from the print and TV media, the history of the band Scooter deserves a few words here.
Back in the wavy 80s, H.P. and Rick got together under the name Celebrate The Nun . Their music back then can best be
described as avant-garde future pop . This creative duo with the spacy sound achieved early success.
The high point came when Celebrate The Nun broke into the Top 5 of the American Billboard Dance Charts.
The two were spending more and more time in the music studios of Hamburg together with H.P.'s musically obsessed cousin
Ferris and with Jens Thele, who had over many years become a permanent fixture on the city's club scene (Traxx, Trinity,
Giganten-Partys) and with whom H.P. was now working at the Hamburg-based record company Edel.
In the summer of 1993, the four formed the remix team The Loop . It will come as no surprise that within no time at all they
had gained the reputation as the remixers of choice. Guided by their policy of if you like it, do it , they joined up with
the likes of Adeva, Holly Johnson, RuPaul, Tony Di Bart, Tag Team, Prince Ital Joe feat. Marky Mark, to name just a few, and
moved on to become one of the hottest remix teams around.
In late 1993 they were asked to produce a new version of the dutch house-track Vallee des Larmes . At the same time, the
idea of starting their own project began to take root. As the Vallee des Larmes track had a carnival-like feel, the group
decided to name themselves after the bumper car, what the Germans call, you guessed it, Scooter! With Jens Thele doing his
part in the background, H.P. Baxxter, Ferris Bueller and Rick Jordan are happiest when they're in the spotlight. It's
significant that Scooter is on a level far above that of other techno-dance formations. These guys are a real band who give
their all on stage and cut all their tracks in the studio together.
1994
Hit after hit has been pumped out by H.P. Baxxter, Rick Jordan and Ferris Bueller, alias Scooter. Those who turned up their
critical noses at Hyper Hyper back in the autumn of '94 had their eyes opened mighty quickly. Hyper Hyper sold over
700,000 copies in Germany alone, worked its way into German slang and catapulted Scooter overnight to the status of
international stars. The ever-growing ranks of the rave generation use the expression Hyper Hyper to describe something
incredibly awesome. It's the superlative superlative. And, as their career shows, these boys from the far north really live
up to the title they gave their first track.
You've seen it happen many a time: an act crashes onto the scene, scores a megahit, and, before you know it, they're history.
But not Scooter. They have become one of the world's most successful dance-techno bands. Hyper Hyper ,
Move Your Ass , Friends , Endless Summer and Back In The UK all reached Top 5 in the German singles sales charts with
sales of over 3:5 million worldwide so far. The singles all reached at least gold statusin Germany (250:000 units).
1995
The second album Our Happy Hardcore sold 120:000 units in Germany alone so far. It was the first CD-Extra (CD-Plus) of a
German artist. The CD-ROM part of the CD offers the fan a variety of personal photos, excerpts of the videos as well as
information about the group. Moreover, you can compete with H.P., Ferris and Rick in a go-cart race.
1996
In May 1996, following Back In The UK (first Top 20 hit for Scooter in the UK) and Let Me Be Your Valentine , the third
single hit from Our Happy Hardcore was released: Rebel Yell , a cover version of the Billy Idol classic with which Scooter
proved that H.P. apart from his MC shouts can actually sing. Rebel Yell continued the string of Top 10 hits for Scooter in
Germany as well as various other territories.
Scooter's version of the Marc Cohn classic Walking In Memphis : I'm Raving , released in September 1996, was also produced
in the said studio. And as a new single has to be followed by a new album, H.P., Rick and Ferris released their third album
Wicked! in October 1996. Wicked! became the most successful Scooter album to date including their first radio hit single,
the first 'techno-ballad' ever: Break It Up . Who thought I'm Raving with its 139 BPM had been slow might have been
surprised by this wonderful love song which was created with songwriter Noise Katzman (Culture Beat, DJ Bobo a.o.) and which
also established Scooter in the Pop genre.
1997
Following H.P.'s rediscovery of his old love for guitars with Break It Up , Scooter obviously came to like sounds
that one would not expect from an act which emerged from the rave and techno scene. Thus the single Fire! - a really
explosive Dance track - is based on a metal guitar riff and stresses the band's seemingly ceaseless creativeness.
After their first Asian tour H.P., Rick and Ferris continued to work on their new album.
So was the single Fire - an explosive dance-title with a metal-guitar riff, released.The single directly entered the
top ten charts as #6 (08:04.97) and had four weeks later sold gold.
Then came their fourth album Age of Love which was released August 25 1997, but first they released the single called
The Age of Love on the 11th of August, 1997.
On December 1st 1997 Scooter released a single called No Fate and on December 30 they released a double-cd album called
Rough and tough and dangerous - the singles 1994-1998 .
1998
In May 1998 the eurogressive song called How Much Is The Fish? was released, with this single a new member was introduced:
Axel Coon. He replaced Ferris Bueller, who left the group to make a career of his own.
The sixth album No Time To Chill was released in July 1998. The album had 12 tracks including the hit
How Much Is The Fish and many song with big hit potenial. I also contains some covers,
Eyes Without A Face and I Was Made For Lovin' You .
The next single to be released was We are the Greatest / I Was Made For Lovin?You which was released on the 21 September,
1998.
1999
In January 1999 the single Call Me Ma?ana was released.
In the summer of 1999 the single Faster Harder Scooter was released.
In September, 1999 their 7th album Back To The Heavyweight Jam was released.
The album contains 12 new songs in the classic Scooter genre, great beats and HP shouting!
Scooter released a single called [内容被过滤，请注意论坛文明] The Millenium on November 22, 1999.
The single also contains 3 live tracks and one christmas song!
2000
On May 29th the single I'm Your Pusher was released and it's in the same happy Scooter style.
The new album entitled Sheffield was released on their own new label Sheffield Tunes on June 26.
HP Baxxter has also changed his name to Sheffield Dave!
On August 14 the single She's The Sun was released.
2001
Scooter released a single on May 21 called Posse (I Need You On The Floor) .
Scooter released the album We Bring The Noise! on June 11.
In several foreign countries a limited edition of We Bring The Noise! is available. Apart from the 12 tracks, the CD also
contains two versions of the video for Posse . The story version, plus an additional version which only contains live scenes
form their performance in Denmark.
Finally there is another limited edition for the former Eastern parts of Germany. It contains 13 tracks altogether. The bonus
track is called Am Fenster and was originally performed by a band called City, which came from former East Germany (this
limited edition contains no videos and no sticker).
On August 13th the single Aiii Shot The DJ was released.
The single Ramp! (The Logical Song) was released on December 10th.
2002
The 2nd greatest hits-album, called Push The Beat For This Jam - The Singles 98-02 , was released on January 9th.
DJ and producer Jay Frog will now replace keyboarder Axel Coon. 25-year-old Jay stood in for Axel Coon, who could not perform
due to illness, on some dates. Axel Coon had already decided that he would conclude his 2nd Chapter
with Scooter after the tour to concentrate on his main musical passions, DJing and remixing.
Scooter released a single called Nessaja on April 8th.
Scooter released a DVD in the end of May. The DVD includes the complete video collection, one of the numerous
concerts from the last tour in full length, an interesting tour diary as well as previously unreleased bonus material,
special backstage features and much more. A live audio CD will rounded off this great package. And all using the excellent
Dolby Digital 5:1 system.
Scooter released the album Push The Beat For This Jam - Singles '94-'02 on July 29th in the UK.
On November 4th an album called 24 Carat Gold was released.
The UK version of the single Posse with a new radio edit was released on November 18th, it also included a N-Trance remix.
2003
Scooter released the single Weekend on February 24th.
Scooter released the album The Statium Techno Experience on March 31st.
The single The Night was released on May 26th.
Scooter released the single Maria (I Like It Loud) on August 11th.
The Stadium Techno Experience was released in Holland, Japan with new track title - Roll Baby Roll was changed to
Swinging In The Jungle due to some copyright reasons. But not only title was changed! Main music theme also differ from
Roll Baby Roll !!!.
The single Maria (I Like It Loud) was released in the UK on October 6th.
Scooter released the single Jigga Jigga! on December 8th.
2004
Scooter released the 2x12 Jigga Jigga in the UK in April.
The single Shake That was released on October 4th.
The album Mind The Gap was released November 8th.
The single One (Always Hardcore) was released on December 6th.
2005
The 12 Suavemente / Trance-Atlantic was released on January 28th and the CD-Maxi Suavemente was released on March 7th.
The single Hello (Good To Be Back) was released on October 14th.
The album Who's Got the Last Laugh Now? was released on November 14th. It was released in 2 different editions, standard
and limited.
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内容介绍：
In the beginning
...and the beat goes on! These words are not only the title of the legendary debut album put out by these ultimate raver
idols, for Scooter themselves they have become words to live by. And along with the beat, the megasellers go on and on as
well. It all sounds like a dream, or a fairytale for the nineties, but this is reality.
1993
Although widely known from the print and TV media, the history of the band Scooter deserves a few words here.
Back in the wavy 80s, H.P. and Rick got together under the name Celebrate The Nun . Their music back then can best be
described as avant-garde future pop . This creative duo with the spacy sound achieved early success.
The high point came when Celebrate The Nun broke into the Top 5 of the American Billboard Dance Charts.
The two were spending more and more time in the music studios of Hamburg together with H.P.'s musically obsessed cousin
Ferris and with Jens Thele, who had over many years become a permanent fixture on the city's club scene (Traxx, Trinity,
Giganten-Partys) and with whom H.P. was now working at the Hamburg-based record company Edel.
In the summer of 1993, the four formed the remix team The Loop . It will come as no surprise that within no time at all they
had gained the reputation as the remixers of choice. Guided by their policy of if you like it, do it , they joined up with
the likes of Adeva, Holly Johnson, RuPaul, Tony Di Bart, Tag Team, Prince Ital Joe feat. Marky Mark, to name just a few, and
moved on to become one of the hottest remix teams around.
In late 1993 they were asked to produce a new version of the dutch house-track Vallee des Larmes . At the same time, the
idea of starting their own project began to take root. As the Vallee des Larmes track had a carnival-like feel, the group
decided to name themselves after the bumper car, what the Germans call, you guessed it, Scooter! With Jens Thele doing his
part in the background, H.P. Baxxter, Ferris Bueller and Rick Jordan are happiest when they're in the spotlight. It's
significant that Scooter is on a level far above that of other techno-dance formations. These guys are a real band who give
their all on stage and cut all their tracks in the studio together.
1994
Hit after hit has been pumped out by H.P. Baxxter, Rick Jordan and Ferris Bueller, alias Scooter. Those who turned up their
critical noses at Hyper Hyper back in the autumn of '94 had their eyes opened mighty quickly. Hyper Hyper sold over
700,000 copies in Germany alone, worked its way into German slang and catapulted Scooter overnight to the status of
international stars. The ever-growing ranks of the rave generation use the expression Hyper Hyper to describe something
incredibly awesome. It's the superlative superlative. And, as their career shows, these boys from the far north really live
up to the title they gave their first track.
You've seen it happen many a time: an act crashes onto the scene, scores a megahit, and, before you know it, they're history.
But not Scooter. They have become one of the world's most successful dance-techno bands. Hyper Hyper ,
Move Your Ass , Friends , Endless Summer and Back In The UK all reached Top 5 in the German singles sales charts with
sales of over 3:5 million worldwide so far. The singles all reached at least gold statusin Germany (250:000 units).
1995
The second album Our Happy Hardcore sold 120:000 units in Germany alone so far. It was the first CD-Extra (CD-Plus) of a
German artist. The CD-ROM part of the CD offers the fan a variety of personal photos, excerpts of the videos as well as
information about the group. Moreover, you can compete with H.P., Ferris and Rick in a go-cart race.
1996
In May 1996, following Back In The UK (first Top 20 hit for Scooter in the UK) and Let Me Be Your Valentine , the third
single hit from Our Happy Hardcore was released: Rebel Yell , a cover version of the Billy Idol classic with which Scooter
proved that H.P. apart from his MC shouts can actually sing. Rebel Yell continued the string of Top 10 hits for Scooter in
Germany as well as various other territories.
Scooter's version of the Marc Cohn classic Walking In Memphis : I'm Raving , released in September 1996, was also produced
in the said studio. And as a new single has to be followed by a new album, H.P., Rick and Ferris released their third album
Wicked! in October 1996. Wicked! became the most successful Scooter album to date including their first radio hit single,
the first 'techno-ballad' ever: Break It Up . Who thought I'm Raving with its 139 BPM had been slow might have been
surprised by this wonderful love song which was created with songwriter Noise Katzman (Culture Beat, DJ Bobo a.o.) and which
also established Scooter in the Pop genre.
1997
Following H.P.'s rediscovery of his old love for guitars with Break It Up , Scooter obviously came to like sounds
that one would not expect from an act which emerged from the rave and techno scene. Thus the single Fire! - a really
explosive Dance track - is based on a metal guitar riff and stresses the band's seemingly ceaseless creativeness.
After their first Asian tour H.P., Rick and Ferris continued to work on their new album.
So was the single Fire - an explosive dance-title with a metal-guitar riff, released.The single directly entered the
top ten charts as #6 (08:04.97) and had four weeks later sold gold.
Then came their fourth album Age of Love which was released August 25 1997, but first they released the single called
The Age of Love on the 11th of August, 1997.
On December 1st 1997 Scooter released a single called No Fate and on December 30 they released a double-cd album called
Rough and tough and dangerous - the singles 1994-1998 .
1998
In May 1998 the eurogressive song called How Much Is The Fish? was released, with this single a new member was introduced:
Axel Coon. He replaced Ferris Bueller, who left the group to make a career of his own.
The sixth album No Time To Chill was released in July 1998. The album had 12 tracks including the hit
How Much Is The Fish and many song with big hit potenial. I also contains some covers,
Eyes Without A Face and I Was Made For Lovin' You .
The next single to be released was We are the Greatest / I Was Made For Lovin?You which was released on the 21 September,
1998.
1999
In January 1999 the single Call Me Ma?ana was released.
In the summer of 1999 the single Faster Harder Scooter was released.
In September, 1999 their 7th album Back To The Heavyweight Jam was released.
The album contains 12 new songs in the classic Scooter genre, great beats and HP shouting!
Scooter released a single called [内容被过滤，请注意论坛文明] The Millenium on November 22, 1999.
The single also contains 3 live tracks and one christmas song!
2000
On May 29th the single I'm Your Pusher was released and it's in the same happy Scooter style.
The new album entitled Sheffield was released on their own new label Sheffield Tunes on June 26.
HP Baxxter has also changed his name to Sheffield Dave!
On August 14 the single She's The Sun was released.
2001
Scooter released a single on May 21 called Posse (I Need You On The Floor) .
Scooter released the album We Bring The Noise! on June 11.
In several foreign countries a limited edition of We Bring The Noise! is available. Apart from the 12 tracks, the CD also
contains two versions of the video for Posse . The story version, plus an additional version which only contains live scenes
form their performance in Denmark.
Finally there is another limited edition for the former Eastern parts of Germany. It contains 13 tracks altogether. The bonus
track is called Am Fenster and was originally performed by a band called City, which came from former East Germany (this
limited edition contains no videos and no sticker).
On August 13th the single Aiii Shot The DJ was released.
The single Ramp! (The Logical Song) was released on December 10th.
2002
The 2nd greatest hits-album, called Push The Beat For This Jam - The Singles 98-02 , was released on January 9th.
DJ and producer Jay Frog will now replace keyboarder Axel Coon. 25-year-old Jay stood in for Axel Coon, who could not perform
due to illness, on some dates. Axel Coon had already decided that he would conclude his 2nd Chapter
with Scooter after the tour to concentrate on his main musical passions, DJing and remixing.
Scooter released a single called Nessaja on April 8th.
Scooter released a DVD in the end of May. The DVD includes the complete video collection, one of the numerous
concerts from the last tour in full length, an interesting tour diary as well as previously unreleased bonus material,
special backstage features and much more. A live audio CD will rounded off this great package. And all using the excellent
Dolby Digital 5:1 system.
Scooter released the album Push The Beat For This Jam - Singles '94-'02 on July 29th in the UK.
On November 4th an album called 24 Carat Gold was released.
The UK version of the single Posse with a new radio edit was released on November 18th, it also included a N-Trance remix.
2003
Scooter released the single Weekend on February 24th.
Scooter released the album The Statium Techno Experience on March 31st.
The single The Night was released on May 26th.
Scooter released the single Maria (I Like It Loud) on August 11th.
The Stadium Techno Experience was released in Holland, Japan with new track title - Roll Baby Roll was changed to
Swinging In The Jungle due to some copyright reasons. But not only title was changed! Main music theme also differ from
Roll Baby Roll !!!.
The single Maria (I Like It Loud) was released in the UK on October 6th.
Scooter released the single Jigga Jigga! on December 8th.
2004
Scooter released the 2x12 Jigga Jigga in the UK in April.
The single Shake That was released on October 4th.
The album Mind The Gap was released November 8th.
The single One (Always Hardcore) was released on December 6th.
2005
The 12 Suavemente / Trance-Atlantic was released on January 28th and the CD-Maxi Suavemente was released on March 7th.
The single Hello (Good To Be Back) was released on October 14th.
The album Who's Got the Last Laugh Now? was released on November 14th. It was released in 2 different editions, standard
and limited.
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