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SCORPIONS: 'Humanity - Hour 1' Lands In Argentine Top 10

June 24, 2007

According to ScorpsNews.com, SCORPIONS' latest album, "Humanity - Hour 1", has entered the Argentine chart at position No. 9. The group's updated first-week chart results are as follows:

Greece: #2
Argentina: #9
Germany: #9
Switzerland: #27
Finland: #29
Austria: #41
Sweden: #41
Italy: #44
Czech Republic: #47
France: #58
Spain: #59
Netherlands: #91

"Humanity - Hour 1" has yet to receive a North American release.

SCORPIONS performed at Karaiskaki Stadium in Athens, Greece on Monday (June 18). Check out pictures from Wire Image. Watch fan-filmed video footage at YouTube.

SCORPIONS' video for the song "Humanity" has been posted at YouTube.

A 10-minute video clip of SCORPIONS singer Klaus Meine and guitarist Rudolf Schenker answering questions at a Paris press conference for their new album, "Humanity - Hour 1", has been posted at this location.

As previously reported, a 30-minute audio interview with Klaus Meine, conducted by Nikos Mastorakis of Greece's Radio Gold 103.3, has been made available for download at this location (MP3, 6.78 MB). During the interview, Meine discusses the band's new album, "Humanity - Hour I", and addresses the possibility of the band retiring without releasing another studio CD.

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