Scorpions Guitarist Discusses New Album
. (Classic Rock) The Scorpions will release Return To Forever on February 23 as they begin their 50th anniversary celebrations this year. The project is the band's first new studio album since 2011's covers album, Comeblack, and a farewell tour that was eventually reversed when the group decided to continue because they simply had "too much fun" to call it quits. Return To Forever will include some vintage Scorpions tracks from the 1980s that were never completed back in the day. Guitarist Matthias Jabs tells The Rockpit that the group had plenty of material to draw on for the new package. He says: "There had been quite a few over the years, ideas that were really good but in the end didn't make the cut back then due to the limited space on vinyl and later on CD. "We quickly had eight songs, which partly had to be finalised first and were then recorded from scratch. During the work, increasingly new song ideas were added. "We had so much fun working and suddenly we found ourselves in the middle of the songwriting process once again. And in the end, it turned out to be a brand-new Scorpions album after all." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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