Hyper Hyper was indeed based in UltraSonic's tracks... not only in Anihilating Rythym, but others... it's like a mix, only Scooter had more sucess, partially because the track sounds better than UltraSonic's ones... Scooter is not an original in concept... UltraSonic was the real creator of this "live-shouting-techno-happycore" style. Personally, I've always like Hyper Hyper's melody... since it became a very famous track, of course it's either hated or loved, but still manages to bring back old memories... But this single has a very very special treat, a track that despite being in one of the most sold techno-galaxy singles ever... is completly ignored/forgotten: Rhapsody in E. This is one of the best tracks I have ever heard, and probably one in a Kind... I believe it's in the instrumental tracks Scooter show that despite all the mambo-jumbo-siberia-crap, they DO have talent. Yet, they prefer to cash in. This track, along with others is a very definitive proof... marvellous melody, samples, composition and a mood of nostalgia and futuristic embrace... unique. For me (and sorry for the blasphemy) this is PCP vs Chopin, but somehow Scooter made it!

I totally agree about the Rhapsody. Very nice with the piano theme in different keys. Of course it sounds a little dated in 2013 (especially the 909 flams), but it's deep.There are a couple of similar instrumental tracks on CD2 of their 1998 "Rough And Tough And Dangerous" best-of, but none quite as good as this one.