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The Cascada producers did done a lot cover-versions on the first and second album, but since the third one (the new one), they stopped it and created a full own made sampler.have somebody hear the cover from cascada??? this is for me a cover and a bad one. WTF!!!! and nobody say bad thing about this horrible cover, but if scooter sampled, it´s a big scandal. cascada covered every song almost 1:1. or i´m wrong???"Wham! - Last Christmas" is 24 places higher than "Scooter - TSAMH" (trendchart yesterday)
I don't think the lyrics are pure lazyness by HP. Too much lyrics would've ruined the song IMO. To me it would've been okay, if he added no shouts at all.I think I am the only one who is happy about this.
TSAMH single edit is pure lazyness (at least by HP and except the video of course) and it shouldn't receive a high chart position...
I couldn't agree more with everything you said! To me, this track is still epic and belongs to my overall Scooter-favourites and no bad chart position can change this.Really interesting how mood is changing here because of a bad chart position!
After
listening to the album version nearly everyone said "wow, epic track",
there was a topic "Is TSAMH the best Scooter song ever?" etc.. We all
had almost the same opinion: replace the rushed "In my arms"-parts by
something different and this track will be a bomb as single release.
And please no SOR-single!
And now?
Everyone is moaning and saying:"SOR had more single potential, we miss the hard in-my-arms-parts etc."
Folks
-in my opinion this single version is still a very good track and the
main cause for the lacking success is according to my opinion the bad
release policy (nearly each 1-2 months a new single, almost no time for
promotion, release before Christmas when even Ramp was doing not so
well at first...)
The good tracks always go bad in the charts, the bad and cheesy ones like The Question break all records... So we know that the next single will be as cheesy as possible.![]()

The good tracks always go bad in the charts, the bad and cheesy ones like The Question break all records... So we know that the next single will be as cheesy as possible.![]()
It's a fact, the cheesier the single the more succes it has, the better the single the less succes it has. It's strange but a fact, the masses seem to like a little cheese factor in tracks.
The good tracks always go bad in the charts, the bad and cheesy ones like The Question break all records... So we know that the next single will be as cheesy as possible.![]()
It's a fact, the cheesier the single the more succes it has, the better the single the less succes it has. It's strange but a fact, the masses seem to like a little cheese factor in tracks.
I think some people are just trying to make excuses to suit their argument. How good a single is is usually a subjective thing, unless you take into account the views of a wide range of people, which in part is what the chart positions represent. Personally I think this one has done poorly, simply because it's not all that good. I also think it's quite cheesy as well, not that that's necessarily a bad thing. I mean the H.P lyrics are hardly profound, and I think they're a bit corny.
For me this track is excellent and deserves a big succes. I see it on the same level as No Fate, some will maybe attack me for that opinion , but it's a fact. It is and will always be amongst my favourite Scooter tracks of all-time, and I can't find a part in this TSAMH track that could be called cheesy.... The track is excellent, creative, trancy, it''s superb !!

Why excuses? It's just speculation why the single won't chart as high as some of us hoped for. Nobody of us will ever know the reasons for TSAMH not doing well. Probably not even the band themselves. The things mentioned here can be possible partial reasons, but no one will ever know why. But I agree with you, success or a high chart position doesn't tell anything about the quality of a song and whether a song is good or not, is simply a subjective assessment.Some fans will say, that the promotion for the single was bad.
The other fans will say, that the people, which didn't buy the cd are having a bad taste.
Sounds like a typical excuse!
A chart-position or a huge success doesn't mean nothing...
success or a high chart position doesn't tell anything about the quality of a song and whether a song is good or not, is simply a subjective assessment.
