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        Taken By Force

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        Steamrock Fever
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        We'll Burn The Sky
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        I've Got To Be Free
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        The Riot Of Your Time
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        The Sails Of Charon
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        Your Light
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        He's A Woman - She's A Man
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        Born To Touch Your Feelings
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        Total Tracks: 8   Total Length: 37:40

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        Less brutal than the two previous albums, this one is nonetheless an underappreciated treat. Sure, there are some weak cuts, but there are plenty of strong ones to make up for it. Among the highlights of the disc are the energetic anthem “Steamrock Fever” and the growling song of androgyny “He’s a Woman, She’s a Man.” The highlight of the disc, though, is “We’ll Burn the Sky.” This one is lyrically quite similar to the Blue Oyster Cult classic “Don’t Fear the Reaper,” but the music is a wonderfully building anthemic ballad. It is arguably one of the finest songs the Scorpions have ever done. – Gary Hill