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- The Stadium Techno Experience
- Released 2003
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- Jumping All Over The World - Whatever You Want
- Released 2008
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- 24 Carat Gold
- Released 2002
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- Pushing the Beat: The Best of Scooter
- Released 2002
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biography
German techno group Scooter was formed in 1994 by H.P. Baxxter, Rick Jordan and Ferris Bueller, who together with producer Jens Thele previously joined forces as the remix team the Loop. During the 1980s, Baxxter and Jordan also scored a series of club hits as Celebrate the Nun. Debuting with the single "Valleé de Larmes," Scooter scored their breakthrough hit with the follow-up "Hyper Hyper," which sold over 700,000 copies in Germany alone. A series of Top Five hits followed, including "Move Your Ass!," "Friends" and "Endless Summer" (all later collected on the trio's 1995 debut LP ...And the Beat Goes On); with 1996's Our Happy Hardcore, Scooter also scored their first British Top 20 hit, "Back in the U.K." Wicked appeared later that same year, and featured the techno-ballad "Break It Up"; in the wake of 1997's Age of Love, Bueller exited Scooter, and was replaced by Axel Coon for No Time to Chill. Back to the Heavyweight Jam followed in 1999.
The album Sheffield appeared in 2000 and contained the club hits "She's the Sun" and "I'm Your Pusher" along with a cover version of Soft Cell's "Sex Dwarf". We Bring the Noise appeared in 2001 while 2002 saw the release of a live album, Encore, and the singles compilation Push the Beat for This Jam. Three Scooter singles - "Weekend!, "Maria", and "Jigga! Jigga! - filled Euro clubs in 2003 and the full-length Stadium Techno Experience paid tribute to one of the band's favorites - KLF - in both title and cover art. The band's 2004 release, Mind the Gap, was originally released in a "basic" edition, came out a few months later in a "regular" edition with some multimedia tracks added, and was reissued in 2005 in a "deluxe" edition with a bonus live disc. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide
The album Sheffield appeared in 2000 and contained the club hits "She's the Sun" and "I'm Your Pusher" along with a cover version of Soft Cell's "Sex Dwarf". We Bring the Noise appeared in 2001 while 2002 saw the release of a live album, Encore, and the singles compilation Push the Beat for This Jam. Three Scooter singles - "Weekend!, "Maria", and "Jigga! Jigga! - filled Euro clubs in 2003 and the full-length Stadium Techno Experience paid tribute to one of the band's favorites - KLF - in both title and cover art. The band's 2004 release, Mind the Gap, was originally released in a "basic" edition, came out a few months later in a "regular" edition with some multimedia tracks added, and was reissued in 2005 in a "deluxe" edition with a bonus live disc. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide
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Wickeeeeeeeed!
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- By mattp2k7
- 8/11/2009 12:55:57
- The most powerful band all over the world, and still jumping:) Take a tour to Hungary guys:D
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Freaking Amazing XD
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- By Ryuu93
- 7/27/2009 01:31:51
- My friend introduced me to them about a year or two ago and ever since then I have loved them =]
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- By HippoFan
- 11/17/2008 00:18:19
- blahblahblah.. Seen them live as well. Front row (dont hate)
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The band of my life!
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- By ep5il0n
- 10/3/2008 18:49:40
- Listening them since '94 ))
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Amazing
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- By Fortygig
- 9/12/2008 01:47:36
- This band is AMAZING! I saw them live, holy crap. It was great! HARDCORE!!!!
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