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Originally Posted by froopy seal
If you really have to listen to Scooter you might want to try the olden epics, 'Rhapsody in E' and 'Unity Without Words' (parts 1 and 2). They're more Trance-y/Happy Hardcore, planar, and, above all, free of HP Baxxter's erratic, embarrassing, annoying ramblings. Highly recommended for anyone who started his or her journey into the world of electronic dance music with Trance/Psychedelic/Goa, as I did.
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I heard their Hyper hyper in 94 on a new year´s party and I still love it no matter how many times I listen to it. I suppose the lyrics (DJ names) were different at that time. Some of Scooters instrumentals are a real masterpiece and I know them all by heart. As regards H.P´s lyrics...ha..ha.. I know them backwards too and they made me post many funny lyrics on their forum.
But I love UW just as much and Karl´s lyrics are inspiring too...wish my english was more polished though
Song of the day is
Pearl's Girl again - because this is my first UW track ever and it has a quite intersting story for me...
I was a fitness competitor in the early nineties and planned a comeback after a long break in 2000. The dancer who helped me with my choreography recommended a track that was exactly to my taste, the instumental part (intro) of Pearl's Girl.
I was training very hard for months but had to back out the competition when I got an opportunity of a new job as joint owner of a startup company called Lemon Planet (today PortWise) that in the end made me more rich in experience than money btw...
For 4 years ago I started to listen to music again among others I found my UW album, STITI. Later, when I was searching for more UW works I found that UW calls their studio for loud lemon, lemonworld etc. and even had a name/project like Lemon Interrupt or something (?)
Funny coincidence in a way...
My name is Andrea (female), I´m native Hungarian but live in Sweden since 1983. I´m from one of those eastern generations who never got a chance to learn english in school so please excuse my bald and dry english.
My interests are:
*art
*flying (airplanes with or without engine like Piper, gliders etc.)
*music (my first LP experience was JM Jarre - Oxygen on a red plastic mono player in our living room)
*1750-1795 handicraft and history - I love the clothes
and everything that is glimmering