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Articles tagged "scorpions" Music ReviewScorpions: Humanityby Andrew Blackie[26.Sep.07] :. Desmond Child's big-budget production makes the Scorpions' 21st full-length sound noisier and more vigorous than most musicians their age... but the music doesn't do anything much but flounder.  Music ReviewScorpions: Box of Scorpionsby Adrien Begrand[28.May.04] :. It’s easy to make fun of “Rock You Like a Hurricane” these days. After all, nobody did the goofy, sexist, over the top metal schtick as well as the Scorpions did. After a decade of...  Music ReviewScorpions: Bad For Good: The Very Best of Scorpionsby Will Harris[16.Oct.02] :. I’d like to dedicate this review to Adam Arehart, of the Gamma Chi chapter of Delta Tau Delta. Why, you ask? Because when I went to Yahoo and typed in the phrase “rock you like a...  Music ReviewScorpions: The Best of Scorpionsby Jason ThompsonAh, yes. Here we are with another in the long line of the 20th Century Masters/The Millennium Collection discs brought to you by the fine folks at Universal. These affordably priced... |
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