SCORPIONS new album “Comeblack” released November 7th
aaamusic | On 05, Oct 2011
After the SCORPIONS had announced their leave and advertised their last tour, the most frequently
asked question by journalists all over the world, was the one about a possible comeback. Taking its cue from the question, the Scorpions have called their new album ‘Comeblack’ as an ironic response. The idea for ‘Comeblack’ came up during the Scorpions impressive world tour.
The band explain “We can’t exactly remember the day, the month or the hour, but at some point during
this tour we were simply overwhelmed by the success of “Sting in the Tail” and our farewell tour. The idea to go back to the studio was born out of pure excitement … Screaming fans wherever we went! It was great to share the studio with Mikael and Martin again, going crazy with ideas for a new “project”!”
Bookended by completely new productions of great SCORPIONS songs like “Rock You Like A Hurricane”, “Wind Of Change” or “Still Loving You”, adapted to today’s technical standards, Meine, Schenker, Jabs & co. recorded songs in their very special way. Songs, which had enormous meaning to them during their career, and have since become milestones of musical history, like “Tin Soldier” by The Small Faces, “Ruby Tuesday” by The Rolling Stones, or Soft Cell’s “Tainted Love”.
“You ask why? The answer is quite simple: This album is an encore for our die-hard fans, to thank them for all the support for so many years. At the same time, this is a tribute to legendary bands from the sixties, like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, who have inspired us to follow our dreams. We hope you like it as much as we do … Rock on and … Comeblack” Scorpions.
Track listing :
1 Rhythm Of Love
2 No One Like You
3 The Zoo
4 Rock You Like A Hurricane
5 Blackout
6 Wind Of Change
7 Still Loving You
8 Tainted Love Original: Gloria Jones / Soft Cell
9 Children Of The Revolution Original: T. Rex
10 Across The Universe Original: The Beatles
11 Tin Soldier Original: Small Faces
12 All Day And All Of The Night Original: The Kinks
13 Ruby Tuesday Original: The Rolling Stones