Sound: The singer, Klaus Meine, is one of the greatest singers in metal. He has a very unique voice with perfect high notes. Klaus is one of my favorite singers. There was also Rudolf Schenker and Matthias Jabs on guitars. Klaus played guitar in one song, I don't remeber which. They used a combination of Acoustic amd electric guitars. They was also Pawel Maciwoda on bass and James Kottak on drums. Kottak played a cool drum solo while the scorpions album history was shown. He is a good drummer. The Scorpions sound exactly like they do on the CD live. // 10
Perfomance: Everyone loves the Scorpions. The audience enjoyed them, many people sang along to almost every song. They played several songs from their new album Sting in the Tail. They also played some of there classics like Blackout, Winds of Change, Still Loving You, and of Course Rock You Like a Hurricane. The first song they played was Sting in the Tail. They were very lively. You wouldn't be able to tell how old they are. They played some of their best ballads, Winds of Change and Still Loving you. The stage had videos playing in the back with cool lighting effects. There was the cool drum solo in the middle of the show with a video was playing. The video linked all of the Scorpions album covers. It was pretty intresting but also pretty weird. Also, after the video and drum solo, Rudolph came out dressed up like the guy on the cover of the Blackout album. This is when they performed Blackout. // 10
Impression: This show was in the USA, in New York at the Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh on June 22, 2010. Cinderella opened for the Scorpions. I loved the show a lot. The Scorpions are one of my favorite bands, I loved the entire performance. The only think I didn't like was that it rained a lot that day. Luckily the show went on. Also, I went to see them at the M3 Rock festival a week prior to this gig, the two shows were very similar. I would go to their next gig, but sadly this is their final tour. Also this was their last show close to me. They are going to finish up the Tour in Europe and then retire. // 10
