Scorpions - No. 1's

Title: No. 1's Artist: Scorpions Release Date: 4/18/2006 Re-Released On: 4/25/2006 Label: EMI Music Distribution Album Type(s): Greatest Hits, lyrics/libretto UPCs: 094635856927, 821838412922 Genre: Rock Styles: Hard Rock, Contemporary Pop/Rock, Heavy Metal, Hair Metal, Arena Rock, Album Rock Moods: Dramatic, Energetic, Hedonistic, Rebellious, Intense, Party/Celebratory, Rowdy, Aggressive, Confident, Fiery, Raucous, Rousing, Sleazy, Theatrical Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 0 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 2

1. Wind of Change
2. Under the Same Sun
3. No One Like You
4. Holiday
5. Coast to Coat [Instrumental]
6. Moment of Glory
7. Still Loving You
8. What You Give You Get Back
9. White Dove
10. Here in My Heart
11. Can't Live Without You
12. Send Me an Angel
13. When the Smoke Is Going Down
14. Rhythm of Love
15. Born to Touch Your Feeling
16. Lady Starlight

1. Rock You Like a Hurricane
2. You and I
3. Alien Nation
4. Is There Anybody There?
5. Always Somewhere
6. Living for Tomorrow
7. Big City Nights
8. Loving You Sunday Morning
9. Walking on the Edge
10. I'm Leaving You
11. China White
12. Believe in Love
13. Coming Home
14. Edge of Time
15. Blackout
16. Hurricane 2000

Year Type Label Catalog # 2006 CD EMI Music Distribution 3586927 2006 CD EMI Music Distribution 358569

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While the Scorpions have certainly had enough radio and MTV hits over the years to warrant an expansive "best-of" set (or in their case, countless "best-of" sets), to title such a collection of their's No. 1's is a bit of a headscratcher. And all because of one, teeny tiny reason -- the group hasn't scored numerous number one hits anywhere in the world (let alone 32 of 'em, which is how many selections are included here). But if you're willing to overlook that marketing flaw and you're on the hunt for a double-disc set of the group's more mainstream material, then 2006's No. 1's contains many Scorpions favorites. As expected, you'll find radio-ready rockers ("Rock You Like a Hurricane," "No One Like You," "Rhythm of Love"), as well as power ballad tear-jerkers ("Still Loving You," "Holiday," "Wind of Change"), plus lesser-known tracks ("Loving You Sunday Morning," "Coast to Coast," "Alien Nation"). But with there not being one single bloody track from the group's '70s output included (which was when the Scorpions were truly at their metallic peak), No. 1's is not one of the more comprehensive collections of these German rockers out there. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide

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