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Let's vote for it

Let's do that! I wanna know wich one get's the most votes

Yes. Make a poll, someone!

Count me :wink:

Well???? someone going to do it!

Quoted from ""Sandra""

Well???? someone going to do it!

Let be ur honour

I voted for Hello (good to be back)

"Maria (I Like It Loud)"
It rocks! :twisted:

What I say? JIGGA JIGGA!

1. One (Always Hardcore) - this is the most typical Scooter track we know so far because of its wonderful crwod chorus, the cool keyboard melody, the hard bass and the fast beats
2. Weekend! - High-pitched-voice-song in perfection! Nice pitched voice, great keyboard melody combined with fresh and pushing HP shouts make this track unique.
3. Maria (I like it loud!) - first song by Scooter in cooperation with other artists. The hard bass, the battle apspect between Dick and H. P. and the earworm-chorus make a great song!
4. Jigga, Jigga! - typical Scooter style in combination with a "Lord of the Rings"-like chorus: great contrast- great song
5. The Night - this song by Scooter has also a nice hpv, good keyboard melodies and one of the best "hardcore parts", but the use of the hpv is too was too exaggerated at the release date of "The Night"
6. Apache rocks the bottom - this track contains good bass and beats and gets a real drive in its last minute, but before that it the chorus makes the song slow down
7. Hello - no real earworm- chours and a style that is too close to "One". But nevertheless a good track
8. Shake That! - this song is creative and contains good sound effects and an excellent construction. But the slow house beats and the superficial chorus can't achieve the typical Scooter drive.
9. Suavemente - nice keyboard melodies and some good HP shouts, but on the whole a superficial and simple track without a real catching chorus

Not an easy question, all tracks are very good (except Suavemente)

Jigga Jigga then Maria then Hello

I voted for ONE but it depends on my temper after all.

I can't really explain why, but "The Night" really stood out for me as a track that was particularly catchy. That's not to say the other singles weren't catchy as well, but the chorus just sends positive thoughts to the ol' cerebellum. The freaky video helps the case too...