What makes Excess All Areas by Scooter notable?

'Excess All Areas' achieved commercial success, peaking at number two on the German Albums Chart and solidifying Scooter's status as leading figures in the techno and trance genres. The album also features tracks that have been staples at rave events, contributing significantly to the club culture of the mid-2000s. Released on June 2, 2006, 'Excess All Areas' marked Scooter's eighth studio album and their continued evolution in the electronic dance music scene. Following their breakthrough with 'No Time to Chill' in 1998, this album showcases their ability to remain relevant within the fast-changing electronic landscape while maintaining a signature sound.

Who is Excess All Areas for?

Excess All Areas works well if you're into wave-like energy fluctuations, dance floor igniting anthems and party atmosphere with friends.

How many songs are on Excess All Areas?

Excess All Areas has 16 tracks, running approximately 72 minutes.

Released 20 years ago this June

Excess All Areas

Scooter · 2006

72 min · 16 tracks · house · techno · rave music

High-energy beats blend with euphoric melodies, igniting the dance floor with relentless rave anthems.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

wave-like energy fluctuations
dance floor igniting anthems
party atmosphere with friends
euphoric melodies for celebration
high-energy beats for movement

Maybe skip if you want

prefer slow, mellow tracks
seek introspective listening experiences

Where this album fits

Career context: Released on June 2, 2006, 'Excess All Areas' marked Scooter's eighth studio album and their continued evolution in the electronic dance music scene. Following their breakthrough with 'No Time to Chill' in 1998, this album showcases their ability to remain relevant within the fast-changing electronic landscape while maintaining a signature sound.
Stylistic neighbors: Paul van Dyk· Darude· Armin van Buuren