Crazy World

"Crazy World," the eleventh studio album by the legendary German hard rock band Scorpions, is a powerful testament to the band's enduring appeal and musical prowess. Released on November 6, 1990, under the Island Mercury label, this album is a cornerstone of the glam metal and hard rock genres, boasting a runtime of 53 minutes packed with unforgettable tracks.

The album features a blend of hard-hitting rock anthems and melodic ballads, showcasing the Scorpions' versatility and songwriting skills. Standout tracks like "Wind of Change" and "Send Me an Angel" became global hits, with "Wind of Change" reaching No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and becoming an anthem for the changing political landscape of the early 1990s. The album also includes fan favorites such as "Tease Me Please Me," "Don't Believe Her," and "To Be With You In Heaven," each offering a unique flavor of the band's signature sound.

"Crazy World" marked a significant milestone for the Scorpions, as it is the band's highest-selling album in the UK and peaked at No. 21 on the Billboard 200 chart. The album also features the last recording with bassist Francis Buchholz and is the first in over a decade not produced by Dieter Dierks, highlighting a period of transition and evolution for the band.

Produced by Keith Olson, the album benefits from polished production and powerful performances, making it a standout release in the Scorpions' discography. With its timeless tracks and enduring appeal, "Crazy World" remains a beloved album among rock fans worldwide.