Scorpions - Lonesome Crow CD

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 Very Different
A very psychadelic album with heavy Sabbath influence. I would strongly recommend for anyone who is a fan of the Scorps 70's music - "Fly to the Rainbow", "Virgin Killer", and "In Trance".
Submitted by a reviewer (Moscow, ID)
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 Best of the best
This is the best of the Scorps. Roth & Michael just blow doors. As the group aged they've slowed down. Any long time Scorps fan can see that. but thank GOD that I can always bust out the old stuff.
Submitted by dmm1960 (San Francsico, USA) 
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 Five Stars is insufficient
Best album by the Scorps, PERIOD. Simply by virtue of...Michael Schenker's presence...and what a presence it was! Not commercial in the least, just passionate guitar playing.
Submitted by Schenker Fan (USA, Baby)
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 very interesting
This cd is full of surprises if you're a Scorpions fan that doesn't go back this far. Heavy, psychadelic, and just good songs. Michael Schenker is just 16 on this record and wow did he blow me away. It's a great price for this cd. You can't go wrong.
Submitted by meshquite (new york city)
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 Not bad for a guitarist awaiting his 15th birthday
First of all, the precocious Michael Schenker was just 14 when this album was done. It's not good songwriting but is a very good showcase for the guitar wizardry of Schenker jr. 'In search of the piece of mind' and 'Lonesome Crow' are the best songs here. It takes in styles as diverse as Jazz fusion, rock, metal and a little bit of blues, so it's a bit different to later stuff.
Submitted by S J (Woking)
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