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its always a possibility, other have in the past, mary k and nikk,
but i wonder if scooter want to remind themselfs of this bad era aswell

yeah, also seems to me that IAB is the fav single from the album too,

I think nowedays Youtube views give a good impression if the song is liked, more than sales. I think that many people have the song at home, be it the illegal way, but still, they like it and it makes them decide to go to a Scooter concert for exampple. So the fact IAB has over 1.000.000 views, makes it into a succesfull single, although not visible chartwise

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So the fact IAB has over 1.000.000 views, makes it into a succesfull single, although not visible chartwise

IAB is unbelievable successless, no need to claim the opposite by judging youtube's views.

I know succes should mean high sales numbers, but times are changing, and even if the sales arent big, in these times views are just as important for promo of the band and draging people to concerts (which might have been the overal intention of the IAB single in this context, but ofcourse a chart hit Scooter wouldn't mind).
But I agree, it doesnt bring them income, atleast not so much as a succesful single, but still, it shows people listen to the track, maybe once, maybe twice or maybe even more. And in the end the track is liked although the sales dont show it JTR (WYW) hadn't high sales numbers in the UK (due to the fact it was "deleted" from the stores), and in Germany had more succes in brining the album back in the charts (although itself also was not succesless in the charts) but still, I can securely claim it's one of the most succesful Scooter singles, even if not the most sold one. Just look at the amount of Youtube views. People know it and people like it and people remember it )

The single isn't a masterpiece so the chart position ain't a big suprise for many. The female vocals are nice, but it is not really the Scooter the fans have been listening for years.It's a Biz is a pop-like song that looks pretty much the same as Kontor's other singles. Some UTROTT and, especially all the TBMU singles are very pop-like that's the main reason of the band's failure.
The band should be as hard as Rammstein.

It still suprises me that people are talking about chart positions as if they're important. Ladies and Gents, they aren't. They used to be, they're aren't important any more. It's just a fact. The tours are important. They sell them = They continue.



The music industry has completely changed over the span of Scooter's career. They are the one true constant.



Ready for the challenge, no doubt.

It's A Biz is Scooter's biggest flop since... C'est Bleu
that single failed hard, no need to deny this but back to the topic:

Who is Zsuzsa Magyar?
Does anyone have any audio samples of her?

Quoted from "Ninja Elephant"

It still suprises me that people are talking about chart positions as if they're important. Ladies and Gents, they aren't. They used to be, they're aren't important any more. It's just a fact. The tours are important. They sell them = They continue.



The music industry has completely changed over the span of Scooter's career. They are the one true constant.



Ready for the challenge, no doubt.

I agree. But unfortunately it plays a role when it comes to getting new fans. When Scooter enter the charts at low positions and drop out after few weeks, people won't discover them that way.
Sure, they have the old fans who have been with them for years, but the change of styles will always be bad for some fans, and they will leave and find new music. And it's logical that as old fans leave, the fan base will decrease if new fans don't find Scooter and their great music.

I agree that charts doesn't matter, but it's a fact that they need good charting singles/albums to have people discover them.

its a sign of the times for me, scooter are "old" now, so many dont really care anymore, but as scooterworld says, the possitive views are a good thing, also i have noticed that the dj and radio success of IAB has been the best from the new album, with both the album and the single version doing pretty good

but again as said, scooter have kinda lost their way trying to be like others now, i wish scooter kept that scooter feel they had, for me manana is likely one of scooter's most scooterish tracks they, i cant never think of another dance track like that one

Who is Zsuzsa Magyar?
Does anyone have any audio samples of her?

she is the singer on IAB, and i believe she has a website too

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Who is Zsuzsa Magyar?
Does anyone have any audio samples of her?

she is the singer on IAB, and i believe she has a website too

There is another topic where a link to her website is posted. I don't remember which, though.