Scorpions будут представлять общественности новый альбом в столице России. Произойдёт это знаменательное событие восемнадцатого марта. Представлять песни и альбом знаменитая немецкая группа будет на Ходынском поле, к слову билеты уже можно приобретать. Сам альбом записывается в Ганновере, его название Sting in the Tail". Сам диск может появится в феврале, но как говорят сами музыканты, это маловероятно. Сейчас даже неизвестно название новых треков. Прошлый альбом Скорпионов назывался "Humanity: Hour I", а его выход состоялся три года назад. Тогда в треклисте было пятнадцать песен преимущественно в каждой раскрывались определенные проблемы и аспекты существования человека и жизни на Планете. В новом альбоме этого не будет, будут простые добродушные композиции.
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