Scorpions Album: “Hot & Slow-Best Masters of the 70's”

Many people that know Scorpions only know of their "mercury years." (The albums they released here in the states.) Well you've got another thing coming. The scorpions with Klauss Meine, and Uli Roth created some of the hottest tunes while establishing their career in Germany. This collection of their greatest hits from the early years (70's) includes some of their finest work like "Pictured Life," Robot Man," In Trance," "Virgin Killer," "Yellow Raven," etc. If you like scorpions American debut albums like Blackout, Savage Amusement, and Pure Instinct, I strongly urge you to get their early albums. Its heavy-metal at its finest. This album is a perfect place to start because it will give you samples from their early years. So Enjoy!

You gotta have this!!!!!!!!!!

This cd contains pretty much the best of the best from the Scorpions early days. It's missing a few gems, theirs no doubt about that. Tunes like He's A Woman She's A Man, Steamrock Fever and The Sails Of Charon should be on here. They were really the last tunes from the older style of music the band used to play. Ulrick was still around as well, so those added songs would have really completed this Best Of compilation. However, having said that, the tunes that are here are great songs and deserve our respect. This 70's best of is a darn good one. The packaging is no big deal with no pics or anything like that, but the sound is very good so it gets a 4 stars.

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It has all the best songs from the Scorpions in the 70's. It contains five songs out of the all the Scorpions albums from the 70's, from the album "Fly to the Rainbow" to "Virgin Killer" which in all would be 17 songs(2 of the songs in there, I don't know what album they came from, I think they're bonuses). Though they didn't put the songs from their first album in there or the songs from their last two 70's album which contained Ulrich Jon Roth in one of them, I would recommend this album if you are a fan of the Scorpions songs from the eighties such as Rock you like a hurricane or Big City nights. You would definetely love this CD then.