The Big Mash Up

Studio album by Scooter

Released

14 October 2011

Recorded

Sheffield Underground Studios, 2010

Genre

Dubstep
Drum and Bass
House
Electro
Hard Trance
Jumpstyle

Length

2:19:03
2:52:24 (Extended Megamix)

Label

Sheffield Tunes (Germany)

Producer

H. P. Baxxter
Rick J. Jordan
Michael Simon
Jens Thele

Scooter chronology

Singles from The Big Mash Up
Live in Hamburg (2010)	The Big Mash Up (2011)
"The Only One" Released: 20 May 2011 "David Doesn't Eat" Released: 14 October 2011 "C'est Bleu" Released: 2 December 2011

The Big Mash Up is the fifteenth studio album from German electronic dance music band Scooter and was released on 14 October 2011.^[1] The album was preceded by the single "The Only One" in May 2011, with a second single, "David Doesn't Eat", released on the same day as the album itself. The third single, "C'est Bleu" featuring Vicky Leandros, was released on December 2, 2011.

1 Reception
2 Track listing
- 2.1 CD1
- 2.2 CD2
3 Limited edition
4 Notes
5 References
6 External links

Reception

The album is heavily influenced by dubstep and differs from previous band usual styles. The new style received mixed reception from Scooter fans.^[2]

Track listing

CD1

No.	Title	Length
1.	"C.I.F.L."	0:49
2.	"David Doesn't Eat"	3:38
3.	"Dreams"	3:12
4.	"Beyond the Invisible"	3:35
5.	"Sugary Dip"	3:26
6.	"It'z a Biz (Ain't Nobody)"	4:46
7.	"C'est Bleu (feat. Vicky Leandros)"	4:11
8.	"8:15 to Nowhere"	4:50
9.	"Close Your Eyes"	3:26
10.	"The Only One"	3:33
11.	"Sex and Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll"	3:35
12.	"Copyright"	3:30
13.	"Bang Bang Club"	4:02
14.	"Summer Dream"	3:21
15.	"Mashuaia"	6:05
16.	"Friends Turbo (Bonus Track)"	3:19

CD2

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Suck My Megamix - The Longest Scooter in the World"	1:19:57

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Suck My Megamix - The Longest Scooter in the World (Extended Version)"	1:53:18

CD2 (Suck My Megamix):

01. One (Always Hardcore)

02. Ti Sento

03. Jumping All Over The World

04. Jump That Rock (Whatever You Want)

05. And No Matches

06. The Question Is What Is The Question

07. Faster Harder Scooter

08. Hello! (Good To Be Back)

09. Move Your Ass

10. How Much Is The Fish

11. Jigga Jigga!

12. Ramp! (The Logical Song)

13. Nessaja

14. J'adore Hardcore

15. Friends Turbo

16. Let Me Be Your Valentine

17. Rebel Yell

18. Endless Summer

19. I'm Raving

20. Suavemente

21. Apache Rocks The Bottom

22. Lass Uns Tanzen

23. Shake That!

24. The Only One

25. We Are The Greatest

26. Aiii Shot The Dj

27. Maria (I Like It Loud)

28. Posse (I Need You On The Floor)

29. Stuck On Replay

30. She's The Sun

31. The Night

32. Weekend!

33. I'm Lonely

34. Fuck The Millennium

35. Call Me Manana

36. Fire

37. Behind The Cow

38. Break It Up

39. The Sound Above My Hair

40. The Age Of Love

41. No Fate

42. I'm Your Pusher

43. I Was Made For Lovin' You

44. Move Your Ass

45. Hyper Hyper

46. Back In The U.K.

Limited edition

A limited edition version of the album features a DVD containing Scooter's The Stadium Techno Inferno - Live in Hamburg 2011 concert.^[3]

Notes

The "C.I.F.L." abbreviation stands for "Copyright is for losers". You can hear the phrase by listening to the introduction in reverse.
"David Doesn't Eat" samples the 1980 single "A Walk in the Park" by The Nick Straker Band and contains the lead synth from "Boom Boom Pow" by The Black Eyed Peas.
"Dreams" samples the 1980 single Reality by Richard Sanderson.
"Beyond The Invisible" samples the 1996 single "Beyond The Invisible" by Enigma.
"Sugary Dip" samples the 1975 song "Have You Ever Been Mellow" by John Farrar, originally performed by Olivia Newton-John.
"It's A Biz (Ain't Nobody)" samples the 1983 song "Ain't Nobody" by Chaka Khan.
"C'est Bleu" samples the 1967 French song "L'amour est bleu" by André Popp and Pierre Cour, originally performed by Vicky Leandros. Main melody is taken from 1984 track "The Reflex" by Duran Duran. It also samples the 2008 track "I survived" by The Hose.
"08:15 To Nowhere" is Scooter's version of the 1984 single "8:15 To Nowhere" by Vicious Pink.
"The Only One" samples the 1990 single "The Only One I Know" by The Charlatans and the 1992 single "Lithium" by Nirvana. Rhythmical elements taken from 2002's "The Crowd Song" by Rhythm Gangsta also appear throughout the song.
"Bang Bang Club" samples music from the song "Passion" by The Flirts
"Summer Dreams" samples the 1995 single "Summer Dream Of Love" by Sheila.
"Suck My Megamix" features all 46 Scooter singles released up till October 2011 in one megamix.

References

^ The Big Mash Up Amazon.de
^ The Big Mash Up - Reviews Scootertechno.com
^ The Big Mash Up Scooter Weltbild.de

External links

Scooter Official Site

Scooter

H. P. Baxxter · Rick J. Jordan · Michael Simon Ferris Bueller · Axel Coon · Jay Frog

Studio albums	...And the Beat Goes On! · Our Happy Hardcore · Wicked! · Age of Love · No Time to Chill · Back to the Heavyweight Jam · Sheffield · We Bring the Noise! · The Stadium Techno Experience · Mind the Gap · Who's Got the Last Laugh Now? · The Ultimate Aural Orgasm · Jumping All Over the World · Under the Radar Over the Top · The Big Mash Up

Live albums	Encore: Live and Direct · Live: Selected Songs of the 10th Anniversary Concert at Docks, Hamburg · Excess All Areas · Live in Hamburg

Compilations	Rough and Tough and Dangerous – The Singles 94/98 · Push the Beat for This Jam (The Singles 98–02) · 24 Carat Gold

Singles	"Vallée de Larmes" · "Hyper Hyper" · "Move Your Ass!" · "Friends" · "Endless Summer" · "Back in the U.K." · "Let Me Be Your Valentine" · "Rebel Yell" · "I'm Raving" · "Break It Up" · "Fire" · "The Age of Love" · "No Fate" · "How Much Is the Fish?" · "We Are The Greatest/I Was Made For Lovin' You" · "Call Me Mañana" · "Faster Harder Scooter" · "Fuck the Millennium" · "I'm Your Pusher" · "She's the Sun" · "Posse (I Need You on the Floor)" · "Aiii Shot the DJ" · "Ramp! (The Logical Song)" · "Habanera" · "Nessaja" · "Weekend!" · "The Night" · "Maria (I Like It Loud)" · "Jigga Jigga!" · "Shake That!" · "One (Always Hardcore)" · "Suavemente" · "Hello! (Good to Be Back)" · "Apache Rocks the Bottom!" · "Behind the Cow" · "Lass Uns Tanzen" · "Stripped" · "The Question Is What Is the Question?" · "And No Matches" · "Jumping All Over the World" · "I'm Lonely" · "Jump That Rock (Whatever You Want)" · "J'adore Hardcore" · "Ti Sento" · "The Sound Above My Hair" · "Stuck on Replay" · "Friends Turbo" · "The Only One" · "David Doesn't Eat" · "C'est Bleu"

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