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* OfCorpseHesAlive: The music video for "Aiii Shot the DJ" features the band doing this to the killed DJ, parading him around parties and such.
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* ShoutOut: "Weekend!" quotes from TheLittlePrince. "Hyper Hyper" gives a literal ShoutOut to several popular German [=DJs=].
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* ShoutOut: "Weekend!" quotes from TheLittlePrince.Literature/TheLittlePrince. "Hyper Hyper" gives a literal ShoutOut to several popular German [=DJs=].
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: "Move! Your! Ass!" [[hottip:*:From [[ShapedLikeItself "Move Your Ass!"]].]]
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: "Move! Your! Ass!" [[hottip:*:From [[ShapedLikeItself "Move Your Ass!"]].Ass!".]]
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* BrokenFanbase: An amount of fans wishing either more of jumpstyle music covered in recent albums. Others don't want to hear one more song of it.
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* {{Sampling}}: Common given their style. "Wicked Introduction" is to the tune of "Scotland the Brave", and "I'm Raving" has the same song playing in the background. "The Age of Love" samples the theme from [[{{Terminator}} Terminator 2: Judgment Day]].
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* {{Sampling}}: Common given their style. "Wicked Introduction" is to the tune of "Scotland the Brave", and "I'm Raving" has the same song playing in the background. "The Age of Love" samples the theme from [[{{Terminator}} Terminator 2: Judgment Day]].''Terminator2JudgmentDay''.
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** Also, the line just before that section, "We want to say a big shout to US!", isn't referring to America. US stands for Ultra-Sonic, the band whose song "Annihilating Rhythm (Do You Love Your Hardcore?)" was the inspiration for "Hyper Hyper".
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** Also, the line just before that section, "We want to say a big shout to US!", isn't referring to America. US stands for Ultra-Sonic, the band whose song "Annihilating Rhythm (Do You Love Your Hardcore?)" was the inspiration for "Hyper Hyper".
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** The band has so many shout-outs to the KLF, they're practically a tribute act. Just off the top of my head: "Weekend" begins with the horns from "America: What Time Is Love?", and the line "Respect to the man in the ice cream van!" refers to the KLF's "...and they drive an ice cream van" from "Justified and Ancient". "Imaginary Battle" samples the line "Take me, uh-huh" from "Church of the KLF". The shout of "3 AM!" at the beginning of Nessaja is taken from the KLF's "3 AM Eternal". The last line of "Aiii Shot The DJ" is "Kick out the jams!", a phrase the KLF also used in their original incarnation as the JAMs ("Kick out the JAMs!"). "Fuck The Millenium" begins with machine gun fire from "3 AM Eternal", has H.P. introduce himself as "The Candyman", a song from the second KLF album (when they were the JAMs). H.P. also uses the phrase "Furthermore known as..." in a way similar to the KLF's "Furthermore known as the JAMs" from "Last Train to Trancentral". And, of course, the song's title is taken from the KLF song "Fuck The Millenium". And that's just off the top of my head. Seeing a pattern here?
** The band has so many shout-outs to the KLF, they're practically a tribute act. Just off the top of my head: "Weekend" begins with the horns from "America: What Time Is Love?", and the line "Respect to the man in the ice cream van!" refers to the KLF's "...and they drive an ice cream van" from "Justified and Ancient". "Imaginary Battle" samples the line "Take me, uh-huh" from "Church of the KLF". The shout of "3 AM!" at the beginning of Nessaja is taken from the KLF's "3 AM Eternal". The last line of "Aiii Shot The DJ" is "Kick out the jams!", a phrase the KLF also used in their original incarnation as the JAMs ("Kick out the JAMs!"). "Fuck The Millenium" begins with machine gun fire from "3 AM Eternal", has H.P. introduce himself as "The Candyman", a song from the second KLF album (when they were the JAMs). H.P. also uses the phrase "Furthermore known as..." in a way similar to the KLF's "Furthermore known as the JAMs" from "Last Train to Trancentral". And, of course, the song's title is taken from the KLF song "Fuck The Millenium". And that's just off the top of my head. Seeing a pattern here?
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Scooter are an electronic music outfit who are a GuiltyPleasure or are SoBadItsGood or are [[{{SugarWiki/Ptitleh7wzr92t4un4}} So Cool It's Awesome]] or are completely appalling, depending on who you ask. Their lyrics are an amusing [[WordSaladLyrics word salad]] and it's best not to dwell on what is being shouted by H.P Baxxter during the songs. Trying to decipher what he is shouting about will give you a brain hemorrhage.
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Scooter are an electronic music outfit who are a GuiltyPleasure or are SoBadItsGood or are [[{{SugarWiki/Ptitleh7wzr92t4un4}} So Cool It's Awesome]] SugarWiki/SoCoolItsAwesome or are completely appalling, depending on who you ask. Their lyrics are an amusing [[WordSaladLyrics word salad]] and it's best not to dwell on what is being shouted by H.P Baxxter during the songs. Trying to decipher what he is shouting about will give you a brain hemorrhage.
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* PunctuatedForEmphasis: "Move! Your! Ass!" [[hottip:*:From [[ShapedLikeItself "Move Your Ass!"]].]]
** "Gothic. Doesn't. Exist. Thank you." [[hottip:*:From "Fuck the Millennium".]]
** "Gothic. Doesn't. Exist. Thank you." [[hottip:*:From "Fuck the Millennium".]]
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* [[{{Ptitlegf1u3pozudh8}} This! Is! SPARTA!]]: "Move! Your! Ass!" [[hottip:*:From [[ShapedLikeItself "Move Your Ass!"]].]]
** "Gothic. Doesn't. Exist. Thank you." [[hottip:*:From "Fuck the Millennium".]]
** "Gothic. Doesn't. Exist. Thank you." [[hottip:*:From "Fuck the Millennium".]]
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** "Gothic. Doesn't. Exist. Thank you." [[hottip:*:From "Fuck the Millennium".]]
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** It's actually "Chillybow", [[LyricalShoehorn not that it really matters.]]
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* UnpleasableFanbase: Don't even start with that. A whole lot of fans don't approve Scooter's artistic decisions after 2003's Stadium Techno Experience, some even earlier than that.
** Newest examples not even days old. Just check the YouTube videos and Facebook page of Scooter for some seriously disappointed fans.
** Newest examples not even days old. Just check the YouTube videos and Facebook page of Scooter for some seriously disappointed fans.
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Scooter are an electronic music outfit who are a GuiltyPleasure or are [[{{Ptitlethsq3mffp09i}} So Bad It's Good]] or are [[{{SugarWiki/Ptitleh7wzr92t4un4}} So Cool It's Awesome]] or are completely appalling, depending on who you ask. Their lyrics are an amusing [[WordSaladLyrics word salad]] and it's best not to dwell on what is being shouted by H.P Baxxter during the songs. Trying to decipher what he is shouting about will give you a brain hemorrhage.
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Scooter are an electronic music outfit who are a GuiltyPleasure or are [[{{Ptitlethsq3mffp09i}} So Bad It's Good]] SoBadItsGood or are [[{{SugarWiki/Ptitleh7wzr92t4un4}} So Cool It's Awesome]] or are completely appalling, depending on who you ask. Their lyrics are an amusing [[WordSaladLyrics word salad]] and it's best not to dwell on what is being shouted by H.P Baxxter during the songs. Trying to decipher what he is shouting about will give you a brain hemorrhage.
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** Newest examples not even days old. Just check the YouTube videos and Facebook page of Scooter for some seriously dissappointed fans.
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** Newest examples not even days old. Just check the YouTube videos and Facebook page of Scooter for some seriously dissappointed fans.disappointed fans.
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** H.P. Baxxter will sometimes yell stuff in his native German. At the end of "Posse (I Need You on the Floor)", he yells "You pigs!" in German, and at the end of "Faster Harder Scooter" he declares "You're all insane!".
** "Call Me Mañana" starts with a Spanish line that translates to something like "The rocks where we were always". The album version of "The Sound Above My Hair" starts with a Spanish radio station's tagline "Sólo éxitos y mas música" (Only hits and more music).
** "Call Me Mañana" starts with a Spanish line that translates to something like "The rocks where we were always". The album version of "The Sound Above My Hair" starts with a Spanish radio station's tagline "Sólo éxitos y mas música" (Only hits and more music).
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** H.P. Baxxter will sometimes yell stuff in his native German. At the end of "Posse (I Need You on the Floor)", he yells "You pigs!" in German, and at the end of "Faster Harder Scooter" he declares "You're all insane!".
*** At the end of "Posse (I Need You on the Floor)", he yells "You pigs!".
*** At the end of "Faster Harder Scooter" he declares "You're all insane!".
*** "Lass Uns Tanzen" doesn't have too many lines in its lyrics, which makes the German language profanity included appear more aggressive.
*** H.P. sings "Am Fenster" completely in German.
** Spanish is occassionally featured in the samples
*** "Call Me Mañana" starts with a Spanish line that translates to something like "The rocks where we werealways". always".
*** The album version of "The Sound Above My Hair" starts with a Spanish radio station's tagline "Sólo éxitos y mas música" (Only hits and moremusic).music).
*** "Suavemente" samples some Paul Cless' Spanish language singing.
** The whole chorus of "Ti Sento" is sung in Italian by Antonella Ruggiero.
** "C'est Bleu" has, well, a chorus sung in French by visiting artist Vicky Leandros.
*** At the end of "Posse (I Need You on the Floor)", he yells "You pigs!".
*** At the end of "Faster Harder Scooter" he declares "You're all insane!".
*** "Lass Uns Tanzen" doesn't have too many lines in its lyrics, which makes the German language profanity included appear more aggressive.
*** H.P. sings "Am Fenster" completely in German.
** Spanish is occassionally featured in the samples
*** "Call Me Mañana" starts with a Spanish line that translates to something like "The rocks where we were
*** The album version of "The Sound Above My Hair" starts with a Spanish radio station's tagline "Sólo éxitos y mas música" (Only hits and more
*** "Suavemente" samples some Paul Cless' Spanish language singing.
** The whole chorus of "Ti Sento" is sung in Italian by Antonella Ruggiero.
** "C'est Bleu" has, well, a chorus sung in French by visiting artist Vicky Leandros.
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** "Call Me Mañana" starts with a Spanish line that translates to something like "The rocks where we were always". The album version of "The Sound Above My Hair" starts with a Spanish radio station's tagline "Sólo éxitos y mas música".música" (Only hits and more music).
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* BilingualBonus: H.P. Baxxter will sometimes yell stuff in his native German. At the end of "Posse (I Need You on the Floor)", he yells "You pigs!" in German, and at the end of "Faster Harder Scooter" he declares "You're all insane!". "Call Me Mañana" starts with a Spanish line that translates to something like "The rocks where we were always".
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* BilingualBonus: BilingualBonus:
** H.P. Baxxter will sometimes yell stuff in his native German. At the end of "Posse (I Need You on the Floor)", he yells "You pigs!" in German, and at the end of "Faster Harder Scooter" he declares "You're all insane!".
** "Call Me Mañana" starts with a Spanish line that translates to something like "The rocks where we werealways".always". The album version of "The Sound Above My Hair" starts with a Spanish radio station's tagline "Sólo éxitos y mas música".
** H.P. Baxxter will sometimes yell stuff in his native German. At the end of "Posse (I Need You on the Floor)", he yells "You pigs!" in German, and at the end of "Faster Harder Scooter" he declares "You're all insane!".
** "Call Me Mañana" starts with a Spanish line that translates to something like "The rocks where we were
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* OncePerEpisode: A more or less pure instrumental trance track once per album, especially in the later discography
** ''Soultrain'' in ''The Stadium Techno Experience''
** The legendary ''Trance-Atlantic'' in ''Mind the Gap''
** ''Mesmerized'' in ''Who's Got the Last Laugh Now''
** ''Love Is an Ocean'' in ''The Ultimate Aural Orgasm''
** ''Lighten Up the Sky'' in ''Jumping All Over the World''
** ''Metropolis'' in ''Under the Radar Over the Top''
** ''Mashuaia'' in ''The Big Mash Up''
** ''Soultrain'' in ''The Stadium Techno Experience''
** The legendary ''Trance-Atlantic'' in ''Mind the Gap''
** ''Mesmerized'' in ''Who's Got the Last Laugh Now''
** ''Love Is an Ocean'' in ''The Ultimate Aural Orgasm''
** ''Lighten Up the Sky'' in ''Jumping All Over the World''
** ''Metropolis'' in ''Under the Radar Over the Top''
** ''Mashuaia'' in ''The Big Mash Up''
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* ClusterFBomb: The song "Fuck the Millennium" (not a cover of a [=2K=] (better known as TheKLF) song of the same name).
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* ClusterFBomb: The song "Fuck the Millennium" (not (NOT a cover of a the [=2K=] (better known as TheKLF) song [[NamesTheSame of the same name).name]]).
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* ClusterFBomb: The song "Fuck the Millennium" (a cover of a [=2K=] (better known as TheKLF) song of the same name).
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* ClusterFBomb: The song "Fuck the Millennium" (a (not a cover of a [=2K=] (better known as TheKLF) song of the same name).
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* ''The Big Mash Up'' (To be released 2011)
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* ''The Big Mash Up'' (To be released 2011)
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* BrokenFanbase: An amount of fans wishing either more of jumpstyle music covered in recent albums. Others don't want to hear one more song of it.
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** "Gothic. Doesn't. Exist. Thank you." [[hottip:*:From "Fuck the Millennium".]]
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** "Gothic. Doesn't. Exist. Thank you." [[hottip:*:From "Fuck the Millennium".]]]]
* UnpleasableFanbase: Don't even start with that. A whole lot of fans don't approve Scooter's artistic decisions after 2003's Stadium Techno Experience, some even earlier than that.
** Newest examples not even days old. Just check the YouTube videos and Facebook page of Scooter for some seriously dissappointed fans.
* UnpleasableFanbase: Don't even start with that. A whole lot of fans don't approve Scooter's artistic decisions after 2003's Stadium Techno Experience, some even earlier than that.
** Newest examples not even days old. Just check the YouTube videos and Facebook page of Scooter for some seriously dissappointed fans.
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* ''The Big Mash-Up'' Mash Up'' (To be released 2011)
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* ''The Big Mash-Up'' (To be released 2011)
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* ClusterFBomb: The song "Fuck the Millennium" (a cover of a [=2K=] (better known as The [=KLF=]) song of the same name).
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* ClusterFBomb: The song "Fuck the Millennium" (a cover of a [=2K=] (better known as The [=KLF=]) TheKLF) song of the same name).
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**Titles aren't copyright. More likely, they intended "Ramp" but ExecutiveMeddling caused that to be dropped elsewhere.
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Scooter are an electronic music outfit who are a GuiltyPleasure or are [[{{Ptitlethsq3mffp09i}} So Bad It's Good]] or are [[{{SugarWiki/Ptitleh7wzr92t4un4}} So Cool It's Awesome]] or are [[{{DarthWiki/ptitlew9bltta3dv6n}} So Bad It's Horrible]], depending on who you ask. Their lyrics are an amusing [[WordSaladLyrics word salad]] and it's best not to dwell on what is being shouted by H.P Baxxter during the songs. Trying to decipher what he is shouting about will give you a brain hemorrhage.
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Scooter are an electronic music outfit who are a GuiltyPleasure or are [[{{Ptitlethsq3mffp09i}} So Bad It's Good]] or are [[{{SugarWiki/Ptitleh7wzr92t4un4}} So Cool It's Awesome]] or are [[{{DarthWiki/ptitlew9bltta3dv6n}} So Bad It's Horrible]], completely appalling, depending on who you ask. Their lyrics are an amusing [[WordSaladLyrics word salad]] and it's best not to dwell on what is being shouted by H.P Baxxter during the songs. Trying to decipher what he is shouting about will give you a brain hemorrhage.
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* IAmNotShazam: "Scooter" refers to the band as a whole, not just H.P. Baxxter.
* IHaveManyNames: H.P. Baxxter is also known as MC H.P., Dave (from Sheffield), Ice and Candyman, among others.
* IHaveManyNames: H.P. Baxxter is also known as MC H.P., Dave (from Sheffield), Ice and Candyman, among others.
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* ClusterFBomb: The song "Fuck the Millennium".
** A cover of one of their influences: the {{KLF}} (under the moniker: Timelords)
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* ClusterFBomb: The song "Fuck the Millennium".
** AMillennium" (a cover of one a [=2K=] (better known as The [=KLF=]) song of their influences: the {{KLF}} (under the moniker: Timelords)same name).
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* ForeignSoundingGibberish: What exactly does "lakierski materialski" (from "Posse (I Need You on the Floor)" mean anyway?
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* DubNameChange: Sort of. In the UK, their cover of {{Supertramp}}'s "The Logical Song" is called "Ramp! (The Logical Song)", since the name "The Logical Song" is still copyrighted to {{Supertramp}} in the UK. In the US and everywhere else, it's just called "The Logical Song".
* ForeignSoundingGibberish: What exactly does "lakierski materialski" (from "Posse (I Need You on theFloor)" Floor)") mean anyway?
* ForeignSoundingGibberish: What exactly does "lakierski materialski" (from "Posse (I Need You on the
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** A cover of one of their influences: the [[KLF]] (under the moniker: Timelords)
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Scooter are an electronic music outfit who are a {{guilty pleasure}} or are {{so bad its good}} or are {{so cool its awesome}} or are {{so bad its horrible}}, depending on who you ask. Their lyrics are an amusing {{Word Salad}} and we better not dwell on what is being shouted by H.P Baxxter during the songs. Trying to decipher what he is shouting about will give you a brain hemorrhage.
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Scooter are an electronic music outfit who are a {{guilty pleasure}} GuiltyPleasure or are {{so bad its good}} [[{{Ptitlethsq3mffp09i}} So Bad It's Good]] or are {{so cool its awesome}} [[{{SugarWiki/Ptitleh7wzr92t4un4}} So Cool It's Awesome]] or are {{so bad its horrible}}, [[{{DarthWiki/ptitlew9bltta3dv6n}} So Bad It's Horrible]], depending on who you ask. Their lyrics are an amusing {{Word Salad}} [[WordSaladLyrics word salad]] and we better it's best not to dwell on what is being shouted by H.P Baxxter during the songs. Trying to decipher what he is shouting about will give you a brain hemorrhage.
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* ...and the Beat Goes On! (1995)
* Our Happy Hardcore (1996)
* Wicked! (1996)
* Age of Love (1997)
* No Time to Chill (1998)
* Back to the Heavyweight Jam (1999)
* Sheffield (2000)
* We Bring the Noise! (2001)
* The Stadium Techno Experience (2003)
* Mind the Gap (2004)
* Who's Got the Last Laugh Now? (2005)
* The Ultimate Aural Orgasm (2007)
* Jumping All Over the World (2007)
* Under the Radar Over the Top (2009)
For similair music see: Dune, Blümchen, Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo, Flamman & Abraxis, Party Animals and DJ Paul Elstak.
* Our Happy Hardcore (1996)
* Wicked! (1996)
* Age of Love (1997)
* No Time to Chill (1998)
* Back to the Heavyweight Jam (1999)
* Sheffield (2000)
* We Bring the Noise! (2001)
* The Stadium Techno Experience (2003)
* Mind the Gap (2004)
* Who's Got the Last Laugh Now? (2005)
* The Ultimate Aural Orgasm (2007)
* Jumping All Over the World (2007)
* Under the Radar Over the Top (2009)
For similair music see: Dune, Blümchen, Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo, Flamman & Abraxis, Party Animals and DJ Paul Elstak.
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* BilingualBonus: H.P. Baxxter will sometimes yell stuff in his native German. At the end of "Posse (I Need You on the Floor)", he yells "You pigs!" in German, and at the end of "Faster Harder Scooter" he declares "You're all insane!". "Call Me Mañana" starts with a Spanish line that translates to something like "The rocks where we were always".
* ClusterFBomb: The song "Fuck the Millennium".
* CoverVersion: Unique in that they don't do "straight-up" covers, but rather take a song and turn it into a "happy hardcore" song, with random shouting inserted. Some of their covers include "Rebel Yell" by Billy Idol and "The Logical Song" by {{Supertramp}}, though the latter only covers the chorus.
* ForeignSoundingGibberish: What exactly does "lakierski materialski" (from "Posse (I Need You on the Floor)" mean anyway?
* InherentlyFunnyWords: "Chili bowl". Assuming that's what he's saying anyway.
* {{Parody}}: "I'm Raving" is essentially a parody of "Walking in Memphis" by Marc Cohn.
* {{Sampling}}: Common given their style. "Wicked Introduction" is to the tune of "Scotland the Brave", and "I'm Raving" has the same song playing in the background. "The Age of Love" samples the theme from [[{{Terminator}} Terminator 2: Judgment Day]].
* ShoutOut: "Weekend!" quotes from TheLittlePrince. "Hyper Hyper" gives a literal ShoutOut to several popular German [=DJs=].
* [[{{Ptitlegf1u3pozudh8}} This! Is! SPARTA!]]: "Move! Your! Ass!" [[hottip:*:From [[ShapedLikeItself "Move Your Ass!"]].]]
** "Gothic. Doesn't. Exist. Thank you." [[hottip:*:From "Fuck the Millennium".]]
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They've been around for a surprisingly long time, starting out as a fun loving Happy Hardcore outfit in the early nineties, but have been moving towards hardstyle in the past few years.
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They've been around for a surprisingly long time, starting out as a fun loving Happy Hardcore outfit in the early nineties, but have been moving towards hardstyle in the past few years.
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Albums:
* ...and the Beat Goes On! (1995)
* Our Happy Hardcore (1996)
* Wicked! (1996)
* Age of Love (1997)
* No Time to Chill (1998)
* Back to the Heavyweight Jam (1999)
* Sheffield (2000)
* We Bring the Noise! (2001)
* The Stadium Techno Experience (2003)
* Mind the Gap (2004)
* Who's Got the Last Laugh Now? (2005)
* The Ultimate Aural Orgasm (2007)
* Jumping All Over the World (2007)
* Under the Radar Over the Top (2009)
Albums:
* ...and the Beat Goes On! (1995)
* Our Happy Hardcore (1996)
* Wicked! (1996)
* Age of Love (1997)
* No Time to Chill (1998)
* Back to the Heavyweight Jam (1999)
* Sheffield (2000)
* We Bring the Noise! (2001)
* The Stadium Techno Experience (2003)
* Mind the Gap (2004)
* Who's Got the Last Laugh Now? (2005)
* The Ultimate Aural Orgasm (2007)
* Jumping All Over the World (2007)
* Under the Radar Over the Top (2009)
