Talk:Scooter (band)
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[edit] Article
Any chance of anyone lengthening the article e.g. bigger history, list of samples (there are a hell of a lot) used in their songs, detailed album descriptions, etc etc?
[edit] German techno group?
German techno group? rofl
Who put this? What else what you class it as then? It's techno... happy hardcore, trance, whatever, all originate from techno. The band themselves call their music 'techno'... and their official website is called 'Scootertechno' DShamen 23:10, 6 July 2006 (UTC)
What a ridiculous thing to say! The equivalent of calling Scooter a techno band is calling Jesus a racist? What would you call Scooter then?
I agree, what a moron.
- Funny thing, the only techno band worth notice is Scooter. IEEE 10:11, 16 August 2006 (UTC)
They are techno... hardcore, happy hardcore, trance are all offshoots of techno. To call them simply 'dance' is ridiculous. I don't see that categorization on other electronic dance artists.
There is a good word for Scooter's music - eurodance. 62.78.153.171 16:21, 28 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] German
Someone should translate the German wiki article.
Yeah to much UK german bashing in it:)
-- Al™ 05:37, 5 February 2006 (UTC) Scooter have been my favouite band for years.
[edit] someone have to edit ...
scooter is from scotland...
H.P. Baxxter Rick J. Jordan Michael Simon
<irony>all typical german names, isnt it? </ironi> Not their real names. H.P. is actually called Hans-Peter Geredees. ¬_¬
They are German. These are NOT their real names... they have no link to Scotland whatsoever.
[edit] Clean up
Ok, this article isn't written like a encyclopedia article but from a Bio side. Can someone please clean it up?
[edit] Australian charts??
According to www.australian-charts.com the only songs that charted by Scooter were "The Logical Song" and "Nessaja" .. yet somehow other songs are noted there? It should be specified if it was just the club charts, because they are completely different to the regular charts. 211.30.195.154 03:42, 11 February 2007 (UTC)
The controversy section is poorly worded and EXTREMELEY biased. There is no proof that Scooter HASN'T got the licenses for the samples they use. And yes, it is techno. Cheesy? yes. Yet techno nonetheless.
