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Scorpions rock Istanbul

Famous rock band Scorpions gave concert in Istanbul on Friday.

Saturday, 23 August 2008 10:55

Scorpions, which is known with the songs such as "Winds of Change" and "Still Loving You", gave a concert at Parkorman.

Scorpions appeared before Turkish music lovers after 15 years.

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