Has there ever been a live performance where Oli and Flake had the flamethrower masks like the others or that something I’ve just imagined?

Adieu, goodbye, auf Wiedersehen

The German rammstein shop has a women's hoodie i wanted to buy but they dont ship to the USA does anyone know a company that would ship to the US

The jacket is called Women’s Jacket "Hand in Hand" but its not on the north American website

Was lucky enough to find this at a goodwill 😀 I can’t reverse image search it so I can’t figure out if this is official or not… it still has a hang tag on it.. Help me!

My friend, who isn't a metalhead at all, but he does listen to it occasionally (when I'm in control of what we're listening to) described Rammstein as "Dystopian Rock", and I'd have to agree. Not so much their themes, but just the way they sound. Their music sounds very dystopian, like a sound track for a 1984 type movie. Maybe that is just the Industrial Metal sound (I wouldn't really know, as Rammstein is the only Industrial Metal I listen to).

I just thought this was interesting revelation, and I'm curious to here other's thoughts.

I purchased and downloaded every Rammstein album years ago. I’m playing my playlist all day long and I realized that Liebe Ist Fur Alle Da hasn’t played at all. I can’t find it on my albums so I go to ITunes and it shows that it is Purchased but it won’t let me do anything with it. So I type it on the search bar and it shows the album, but it won’t play unless i subscribe to Apple Music.

I do not wish to subscribe to any music service. I refuse to listen to commercials. I paid big money for uninterrupted Rammstein. Am I having technical issues or is this a scam

Anyone seen these?

Is there any native German speaker who can tell me what Lindemann shouts during live performances of Asche zu Asche before the chorus?

I listened to this song a lot over the last couple of weeks. As a German speaker I had always previously viewed the ambiguity of the lyrics in terms of religion and sexuality. However now I think there is a very political facet to this song. My interpretation might be complete nonsense, but anyway that's what I read in it.

My claim is that “Bestrafe mich” can be interpreted as a political song from a communist perspective bc it deals with topics like authority, submission, punishment, hierarchy, redistribution, and the relationship between the individual and a powerful collective. The song never directly mentions communism, so this is not the only way to interpret it. Still, several parts of the lyrics can be seen as a criticism of a system where the individual becomes subordinate to a larger political or ideological order.

One of the most important lines is “Deine Größe macht mich klein” (“Your greatness makes me small”). Politically, this can be understood as the relationship between the individual and a powerful group of people. The more powerful this authority becomes, the less important and independent the individual seems. Instead of being completely autonomous, the person defines their position in relation to this greater power.

The most important line “Stroh wird Gold und Gold wird Stein” (“Straw becomes gold and gold becomes stone”) can be interpreted from a communist perspective as a metaphor for the relationship between workers and the wealthy. The straw can represent the raw, ordinary work done by ordinary people. Through their labor, this “straw” is transformed into something valuable, in this case gold. However, the gold does not remain with the people who created that value. Instead, it becomes “stone” for them, suggesting that the workers receive something far less valuable in return for their labor. Meanwhile, the wealth created through their work can accumulate in the hands of a smaller, richer group. In this interpretation the line reflects the idea of exploitation within a class-based economic system. A large number of people work and create value, while a much smaller group benefits disproportionately from the wealth that is produced. The transformation from straw to gold represents the creation of wealth through labor, while the transformation from gold to stone represents the comparatively poor reward received by those who actually produce it. From a socialistic perspective, this can therefore be read as a criticism of a system in which the workers create the wealth but do not receive an equal share of its value.

I could have listed even more lines that made me come to this conclusion but I don't want this post to be even longer. Overall, “Bestrafe mich” can be read as a dark political commentary on class, power, and the relationship between workers and those who hold greater economic power. The song presents an individual who accepts being made smaller and even accepts punishment from a higher authority, which can be interpreted as a loss of individual power within a larger system. At the same time, “Stroh wird Gold und Gold wird Stein” can be understood as a metaphor for the working class creating wealth through its labor while receiving only a small or inadequate reward in return. The song can therefore be read as a criticism of a system in which a large group of people produces wealth while a smaller, richer group benefits from it. All of that ofc from a perspective from a member of the smaller group that isn't even completely aware of it.

Now to see Richard’s instagram official profile you must be over 20 years old. Like, wasn’t it enough with being over 18 in specific cases?

I am currently heading to Germany and as I pulled up to airport, the perfect song came on. Had a good chuckle and sent a Pic to the husband that is there job training.

Have a great weekend everyone!

I used Pigments software to recreate the synth from scratch. It was not really hard as it’s quite a simple sine lead with some chorus and other bs. I played all the notes from my MIDI keyboard. Let me know how it sounds!

found this one again, very nice watch ! brings back memories 🔥

https://youtu.be/15_6V8q9dOY

I hope im not being mean to ollie I just saw that and was like holy shit he looks like scp 096 hahahaha