In Trance is the third studio album by the German band Scorpions, released on 17 September 1975 through RCA Victor. It arrived after Lonesome Crow and Fly to the Rainbow, and it marks a clear change of direction. The progressive leanings of those first two records gave way to a hard rock sound built on shorter, tighter arrangements, and the long, extended suites of songs like "Lonesome Crow" and "Fly to the Rainbow" are gone altogether.

That shift is why the album matters in the band's story. It sets out the approach that would later carry Scorpions to worldwide success. It is also the first of two studio albums with drummer Rudy Lenners, and the first to carry the band's now-famous logo, alongside artwork that proved controversial. If you want to hear where the group's sharper hard rock identity begins, this is the place to start.

In Trance: tracklist and credits

10 tracks · 36:37

Tracklist

  1. 1Dark LadyUli Jon Roth3:25
  2. 2In TranceRudolf Schenker and Klaus Meine4:42
  3. 3Life’s Like a RiverRoth, Schenker, Fortmann3:50
  4. 4Top of the BillRudolf Schenker and Klaus Meine3:22
  5. 5Living and DyingRudolf Schenker and Klaus Meine3:18
  6. 6Robot ManRudolf Schenker and Klaus Meine2:42
  7. 7Evening WindUli Jon Roth5:02
  8. 8Sun in My HandUli Jon Roth4:20
  9. 9Longing for FireRudolf Schenker and Uli Jon Roth2:42
  10. 10Night LightsUli Jon Roth3:14
Produced by
Dieter Dierks, Snuff Garrett
Recorded at
Dierks Studios (Stommeln, West Germany)
Recorded
1975
Mixed by
Dieter Dierks
Engineered by
Dieter Dierks
Labels
RCA Victor, RCA
Length
36:37

Line-up

  • Achim Kirschning · keyboard · guest
  • Francis Buchholz · background vocals, bass guitar
  • Uli Jon Roth · background vocals, guitar, lead vocals
  • Rudolf Schenker · background vocals, guitar
  • Rudy Lenners · drums (drum set)
  • Klaus Meine · lead vocals

Singles

  • “In Trance” · November 1976

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Wikipedia infobox17 September 1975
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12 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1975FRRCA Victororiginal
1976JPRCAother
1976GBRCAother
1982DERCAother
1989XERCA0035627002823other
21 June 1989JPRCA4988017014356other
13 August 1991USRCA078635412826other
26 December 2007JPRCA4988017648858other
23 June 2010JPRCA4547366054354other
9 October 2013JPRCA4547366202274other
5 May 2023XWBMG4050538927818remaster
5 May 2023XWBMG4050538875775deluxe
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