[.ca] Sheffield

not a best bet for first time buyers:
Although this isn't a bad album, I highly recommend against buying it as your first Scooter disc. This disc is highly experimental for a Scooter album. Although the "off" songs are about as good as normal for Scooter, the "on" songs are a little too diverse. It would be kind of unusual for one person to like all the "mainline" songs on this album. Some are trancy, some are D & B, it's all over the map. So, first timers, buy "Back to the Heavyweight Jam", "No Time to Chill", or "...And the Beat Goes On" instead. I would hope Scooter figure out what they want to do and focus again for their next album, even if they do decide to strike out in a new direction.

hi energy on the loose:
what can i say that has not aldready been said about the best techno group in the world - EVER ! newcomers beware - scooter sounds are not tolerable to the modest ear. you might find some tunes fairly mainstream in the order of 2 out of 3 however that one distinct melody will be enough to blow your socks off. so u can estimate an average of 3 heavenly techno anthems in each of their releases, the rest ain't bad either- they got the beat that can make you bounce - HARD

Gotta Love Scooter!:
I am an absolute Scooter Fan, I have most of their albums and all of them are great. Of course some songs are better than others, but overall Scooter is still the best techno/trance group there is. I especially like: "Down To The Bone, I'm Raving, Sex Dwarf, etc." I would definetly buy this CD!!

Cool techno music! Great album!!!:
The only Scooter albums I really like are Back to the heavyweight jam and Sheffield. They did a really good job on this CD. Besides the fast-paced techno tunes, there are some ballads, like She's the sun and Summer Wine. The instrumental songs are also good. The best ones are I'm Your Pusher and Don't Gimme The Funk. I highly recommend this CD!!!

Another excellent album but maybe not so good as the others:
This album from the German techno outfit Scooter starts off really well with the spectacular "Don't Gimme the Funk" and "I'm Your Pusher." The rest of the album has some excellent tracks on it, of which the best are probably "Where Do We Go?" "Space Cowboy" and "Cubik." However, one slight disappointment on this album are the lack of really memorable tracks that you would want to listen to again and again. There are no real killer tracks which stick in the mind and so I would say this is probably one of Scooter's most disappointing albums. But, having said that, it still towers above similar offerings from other dance artists and remains a worthy Scooter album.

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