Scooter live in 02.Iunie.2006; Who's Got The Last Laugh Now? Tour<br /> to Alsterdorfer Sporthalle Hamburg,Germany<br />1;INTRO,2;Hello,3;Apache Rocks The Bootom,4;The Leading Hourse,5;Shahe,Shahe,That,6;Panties Wanted<br /><br />Their 11th studio album, Who's Got the Last Laugh Now?, featured a cover version of "Everlasting Love." The Who's Got The Last Laugh Now? 2006 tour was followed by the release of both the CD and the 2-disc DVD entitled Excess All Areas, one of the DVDs containing the final Hamburg concert of the tour and the second containing every music video released so far.<br /><br />Members;<br />H.P. Baxxter (Hans-Peter Geerdes, born 16 March 1966) – vocalist and guitar (since 1993)<br />Rick J. Jordan (Hendrik Stedler, born 1 January 1968) – sound design, audio engineering, composer, producer, keyboards and guitar (since 1993)<br />Ferris Bueller (Sören Bühler, born 29 September 1971) – keyboards (1993–1998)<br />Axel Coon (Axel Broszeit, born 23 Marc 1975) - keyboards, composer and producer (1998–2002)<br />Jay Frog (Jürgen Frosch, born 7 May 1976) - keyboards, composer and producer (2002–2006)<br />Michael Simon (born 29 August 1971) – producer, composer and keyboards (since 2006)<br />Management;<br />Jens Thele (Manager)<br />Kai Busse (Bookings)<br />Klaus Perreth (Tour-Management)<br /><br />Collaborations;<br />Marc Acardipane and Dick Rules on "Maria (I Like It Loud)"<br />Bloodhound Gang on "The Shit That Killed Elvis"<br />Fatman Scoop on "Behind the Cow"<br />Status Quo on "Jump That Rock (Whatever You Want)"<br />Antonella Ruggiero on "Ti Sento"<br />Vicky Leandros on "C'est Bleu"
