There are a few bands who's new releases I always adore even prior to release date as such. They are mostly bands that I've been listening to for many years now. Sometimes I send out these good news to all the people in my address book. Today I've got a new single of Scooter, german dance outfit. Originally launched by Gary Glitter, "Good To Be Back" was a worldwide hit in 1973. Scooter's new version is a typical track for the band, with all the shout-out-louds etc. It is the first extract from the act's new album "Who's Got The Last Laugh Now?". By the way, the track starts with a sample (shooting and "This is Radio Freedom" bit) from The KLF's "3 am Eternal". Another Scooter's rip-off, to put in short. A b-side for the single is absolutely pointless hardcore Path. HP is quite older now on a cover photo. I wonder what keeps him in form. Although, since 2002 they behave almost identically on every concert, no new tricks at all, which is sad but predictable. But of course, I don't want the band to stop recording new songs, they are very good and loved by me infinitely.