SCORPIONS: New Audio Interview With KLAUS MEINE Available

October 29, 2008

SCORPIONS frontman Klaus Meine talked to Mark "Mad Dan" McCafferty from the "Black Diamond FM Classic Rock Show" prior to the band's concert in Glasgow. You can now stream or download the interview at this location.

Klaus Meine recently spoke to the Birmingham Mail about his band's impressive influence, often in far-flung territories.

"I've been told by travellers who have gone down the Amazon that they heard children at the side of the river singing 'Wind Of Change'," he said. "When we played in Russia, close to the Chinese border, the hotel in which we were staying had a local band playing — and one of the songs they performed was 'Wind Of Change'. In Bangalore, India, we played to a crowd of between 40,000 and 50,000 and when we played at Shillong, near the Himalayas, last December all the townspeople were given a day off to mark the occasion. We've played in a snowstorm in Siberia in temperatures of minus 10. With music there are no borders. It's a real privilege; we go to a lot of places where other bands don't go. It's surreal. When we started out, we couldn't even imagine playing one date in London."

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