Scorpions au Waken retransmis ...

Scorpions au Waken retransmis ...
Le concert au Waken va etre retransmis via internet le 3 aout à 21h45 sur ce site :

http://www.iz-radio.de/
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German hard rock veterans SCORPIONS will have their Wacken Open Air performance broadcast live on the Internet via IZ-Radio (web site) on Thursday, August 3 beginning at 9:45 p.m. CET (time zone converter : http://www.timezoneconverter.com/cgi-bin/tzc.tzc).

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Voici la jolie petite setlist d'un show très exceptionnel ! C'est celle du concert de Scorpions à Wacken !

01. Coming Home
02. Bad Boys Running Wild
03. The Zoo
04. Loving You Sunday Morning
05. Make It Real
06. Picture Life (with Uli John Roth)
07. Speedy's Coming (with Uli John Roth)
08. Dark Lady (with Uli John Roth)
09. We'll Burn The Sky (with Uli John Roth)
10. Love 'em Or Leave 'Em
11. Don't Believe Her
12. Tease Me Please Me
13. Coast To Coast (with Michael Schenker)
14. Holiday ( Michael Schenker)
15. Lovedrive ( Michael Schenker)
16. Another Piece Of Meat ( Michael Schenker)
17. James Kottak's Drum Solo
18. Blackout ( Herman Rarebell)
19. No One Like You ( Herman Rarebell)
20. Matthias Jabs' Guitar Solo
21. Big City Nights
22. Can't Get Enough

Encore 1:
23. Still Loving You
24. In Trance ( Uli John Roth, Michael Schenker)
25. He's A Woman She's A Man ( Uli John Roth, Michael Schenker)
26. In Search Of The Peace Of Mind ( Uli John Roth, Michael Schenker & Tyson Schenker)

Encore 2:
27. Dynamite

Encore 3:
28. Rock You Like A Hurricane

SCORPIONS' Klaus Meine To Perform Duet At Tel Aviv Fundraiser Tonight



OikoTimes.com( www.oikotimes.com ) has issued the following report from Luke Fisher:

As the world watches the developing crisis in the Middle East unfold, one is always left wondering about the innocent people left in the 'cross-fire', no matter how you see the political arguements from either side. As aid agencies try to reach those in need in Lebanon, a fundraiser will be held in Tel Aviv to collect money for those in need in the north Israel. Leading the show is Liel Kotel, who formed part of the sextet SIX4ONE that represented Switzerland at Eurovision 2006 in Athens. The event has been dubbed Send Me An Angel by it's organisors, which will take place at Hangar 11 in the former capital. The goal is to raise US $1.000.000 of aid for those in the north of the country, and this will be done by asking members of the business community to book tables, priced at $10.000 each, where people will be able to have five guests of their own, and also be joined by five soldiers or displaced residents from the north.

Kotel will be joined at tonight's show by Klaus Meine, who famously leads German rock band SCORPIONS, as well as David D'Or (Israel 2004), and illusionist Uri Geller (famous on British shores for bending spoons!). Organizers say they are spending no money to stage the show, with food, lighting, venue rental and other fees all donated. Kotel interrupted a summer concert tour of Germany and Mexico to perform in Send Me an Angel, and took part herself in organizing the event, enlisting the aid of several of the other performers.

Kotel and Meine, who recorded a cover of NAOMI SHEMER's 'Jerusalem Of Gold' last year, teamed up previously to raise money for victims of the December 2004 tsunami that killed hundreds of thousands in southeast Asia. Together they'll perform 'Send Me An Angel', an emotional ballad written by the Scorpions in the 1980s. The organizers chose to call the event Send Me An Angel both because of the song and because they say they consider northern Israel's civilian population the country's "angels: in the current crisis. "We want to help these heroes, the angels of the North, who through their perseverance and persistence are strengthening all of Israel in this campaign," organizers wrote in promotional materials for the event.

Including performers, soldiers and guest visitors from northern Israel, organizers expect some 1800 participants at tonight's fundraiser. But though they hope for an enthusiastic turnout, the event itself will remain focused on alleviating the hardship of those not in attendance. "This is not going to be a jumping-around dance show," Tenhengel said. "It's going to be a moving performance to raise money for those who are suffering."