Herman Rarebell
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Herman Rarebell

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Herman Rarebell (born 18 November 1949 as Hermann Josef Erbel) is a German musician, best known as the drummer for the band Scorpions from 1977 to 1995, during which time he played on eight studio albums. Aside from playing drums, Rarebell wrote or co-wrote several songs for the group such as "Another Piece of Meat", "Falling in Love" and "Passion Rules the Game". He composed the lyrics for some of the band's most well known songs such as "Rock You Like a Hurricane", "Make It Real", "Dynamite", "Blackout", "Arizona", "Bad Boys Running Wild", "Don't Stop at the Top", and "Tease Me Please Me".

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Films Featuring Herman Rarebell

Die Scorpions Story - 40 Jahre Weltstars

Die Scorpions Story - 40 Jahre Weltstars

2013

Scorpions ‎– Crazy World Tour Live...Berlin 1991

20039.0

Scorpions: World Wide Live

19855.0

Scorpions - Live at Wacken Open Air 2006

20086.7

Scorpions: Blackout: 50th Band Anniversary

Scorpions: Blackout: 50th Band Anniversary

2015

Scorpions: World Wide Live: 50th Band Anniversary

20158.0

Scorpions: Savage Amusement: 50th Band Anniversary

Scorpions: Savage Amusement: 50th Band Anniversary

2015

Scorpions: Lovedrive: 50th Band Anniversary

2015

Scorpions: Love At First Sting: 50th Band Anniversary

Scorpions: Love At First Sting: 50th Band Anniversary

201510.0

Moscow Music Peace Festival

19897.8

Michael Schenker's Temple of Rock - On a Mission: Live in Madrid

20169.0

Scorpions - To Russia With Love and Other Savage Amusements

19896.0

Michael Schenker: Temple Of Rock - Live in Europe

20128.0

Scorpions - Forever and a Day

20156.8

Roger Waters: The Wall - Live in Berlin

19907.9

Scorpions – Greatest Hits

20027.0

US Festival 1983 Days 1-3

20099.5

Scorpions: Super Rock '84 in Japan

1984

Scorpions: Rock Pop Festival - Dortmund, 17 December 1983

1984

Scorpions - Live in Bremerhaven 1996

1983 Dortmund Pop Rock Festival

1983