Old-new Scorpions songs!

[luky]

Well, I got a message from my friend who posted a like about the hungarian hardrock website.
http://www.hardrock.hu/?q=node/19560
Here is the raw translation:

Rudolf: "When the Get Your Sting and Blackout Farewell World Tour started, we informed our fans and the media that this will be the last concert series, and the 'Sting In The Tail" will be the last studio album. True, since then appeared in the 'Comeblack' processing on our album, but it's just a side-project was not even contain new songs. However, our library is a huge, huge warehouse, which lies aboard tons of unreleased songs. In the world of vinyl could usually nine tracks on a plate, but of course it is about 14-15 what made to each album, which at that time could not be published. A lot of our materials are, therefore, which of course we do not want to ruin, and we decided, as we end this whole thing, we start to work on this case. I do not know in what form, but be sure that our fans to be put into the hands of those nearly forgotten but once dust and old-old Scorpions songs."

Good news...

[Deleted User 13688]

Already posted about Matthias saying this same thing in the Scorps Hit American Soil topic!

http://www.heraldextra.com/blogs/editin ... 26d6c.html

[Adrian]

thank you for this great news!!!!!

[Gabi6912]

Allthough I also read the hungarian article, thank you for the translation Luky.
These are great news.
Can't wait for those releases.

[YNWA]

Great news, great news! Can`t wait...

[karlos intrance]

matthias interview today that this: When asked if the SCORPIONS' next project will consist of new material, Jabs said, "The first three months of this year, we took off to work in the studio, resurrecting unfinished songs from what some people say was our best time, leftovers from the albums 'Blackout', 'Love At First Sting', 'Crazy World', 'Savage Amusement', all the albums from the '80s and early '90s. There's so much strong material, but it hasn't ever been finished, especially the lyrics. They're like 'Blah blah blah blah blah.' It was recorded like you would record a demo, no click track, anything. But the vibe is great because it's from the time when we were starting out. Everything I played back then, I remember when I found a new riff, I would get excited. It's slightly different today because I know it all. I've heard it all. So it's much harder to get excited about the simplest or sometimes half-genius riff. But there was a definite spark in those old recordings and the idea is to redo them with today's technology and take it further as a tribute to the fans."

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