Scorpions Platinum Collection Rare

Buy THE SCORPIONS - The Platinum Collection (3-CD set) UK 3438052 Deleted at eil.com. The Platinum Collection is a compilation album by German hard rock band Scorpions, released in 2005. It is one of the band's few career-spanning sets. Find great deals on eBay for scorpions platinum. SCORPIONS ANIMAL MAGNETISM RARE LP GOLD RECORD PLATINUM DISC RARE. The Scorpions 'The Platinum Collection. Find great deals on eBay for scorpions platinum. SCORPIONS ANIMAL MAGNETISM RARE LP GOLD RECORD PLATINUM DISC RARE.

It appears as though many metalheads lost track of after their whistle-heavy ballad, 'Wind of Change,' hit in 1991. But as fans who have faithfully stuck by the group's side will tell you, they have continued to issue new albums and tour on a regular basis since then. And while there have been quite a few compilations issued over the years, none traced their career over a 30-year span from 1974's through 2004's. But all that changed with the arrival of 2006's three-disc overview,. What you get is quite a lot of the expected fare -- some of arena rock's most foundation-shaking anthems ('Rock You Like a Hurricane,' 'Big City Nights'), as well as Bic-hoisting power ballads ('Still Loving You,' the aforementioned 'Wind of Change').

With 1984's considered by many to be the group's high-water mark both artistically and commercially, this set can neatly be summed up as 'before ' and 'after.' This point certainly has evidence stacked in its favor here, as it appears as though the group was building momentum ('The Zoo,' 'Blackout') hit the jackpot, and then lost their way, as they favored more pop-based material over metallic muscle ('Believe in Love,' 'Send Me an Angel').

As a result, saw their stature as one of metal's leaders dwindle considerably, but have subsequently returned to their hard rocking roots ('Alien Nation') -- as well as experimenting with modern sounds ('Mysterious') and orchestras ('Here in My Heart'). Sony Vaio Oem Vista Isometrica on this page. Ultimately, although it consists of a trio of discs, features far too much post-1984 material (a full disc and a half), and not nearly enough '70s selections, when were one darn vicious metal act (and the non-inclusion of such early classics as 'Speedy's Coming' and 'The Sails of Charon' is absolutely ridiculous). As a result, one of the many shorter -- yet more wisely assembled -- collections would make a better purchase (such as 2006's ).