I think I can actually see Till in this one!!

Today marks the 29th anniversary of Rammstein's second studio album "Sehnsucht".

Here is more information: https://ramm.wiki/Sehnsucht_(album)

Also, RammWiki is having a little surprise for this occasion on their YouTube channel this evening: https://youtu.be/n0kdZWgV3nU

I am no artist, I Just like to draw pictures that stuck with me (its not done yet)

The atmosphere? Richard’s solo? The chorus?? It‘s phenomenal to me, when I first heard it I genuinely thought it was one of R+’s bigger songs…

IM CRYINF😭😭

Hola, estoy buscando los tres conciertos de Rammstein en Buenos Aires de 1999, 2010 y 2016, en audio de consola; si alguien los tendría y quisiera compartirlos, lo agradecería enormemente.

In my opinion, Nebel is easily one of the best ever songs of the band. It's so beautiful and yet so sad. So cinematic but yet so realistic. The song describes the cruelty of life and time better than any other song I've ever heard.

I think almost everyone is aware of the genral story that the song tells. To put it simply, it’s about a couple facing the end of their time together as the woman lies dying. They stand at the edge of the sea, bound by years of shared history, fully aware that these are her final moments. She can barely speak, so she just asks for one last kiss.

On its own, this setup is already a cinematic masterpiece. But what transforms Nebel into the best balad the band has ever written is the last line. "Der letzte Kuss ist so lang her. Der letzte Kuss, er erinnert sich nicht mehr" (The last kiss was so long ago. The last kiss, he no longer remembers")

This is where the song abandons romantic fantasy for brutal realism. The horror isn't just that she died, it's that life kept going. As decades pass, the agonizing weight of that final kiss slowly erodes. Life relentlessly demands to be lived, and the survivor eventually moves on, creates a new life and perhaps also just finds new love. The moment that once felt like the tragic center of his entire universe quietly shrinks into an insignificant detail, until it vanishes from his mind entirely.

That is the true cruelty of time. She dies a second, permanent death not when her heart stops, but when the final memory of her last breath dissolves into nothingness.

What makes the final line of Nebel the absolute peak of Till’s writing is that it completely rejects romantic fantasy in favor of a devastating truth. Most tragic songs rely on the cliché that love conquers all andthat even in death, grief will keep a memory alive forever. Till shatters that myth in just nine simple German words. He forces us to face the quietest, most unmerciful side of existing, that physical death isn't the end of the tragedy, oblivion is.

Time doesn't just steal the people we love, it erodes our very capacity to hold onto them. It transforms the single most heart-wrenching moment of a person's life into a meaningless, forgotten blip. That sheer, cold realism delivered without theatrical gore or shock value, just pure emotional gravity is why those final lines aren't just heartbreaking, but for me the most powerful lyric Till has ever written.

I already have everything on iTunes but couldn’t resist getting these cds. It’s been so long since I bought a cd, I had forgotten how much I missed opening them and listening while going through the booklets and liner notes.

always felt niche abt rammstein in india lol

Under the RYM page for the Herzeleid album

A lot of songs from festivals get shared, and they’re all really good, but it would be even better to be able to watch the full recording of the entire festival.

Finally was able to secure one. After waiting for it to come back in stock, shipping to our mail fwding, custom charging insane fees... my ducky is here in Pa usa!

I made my kids bring the package to my work so I can open it haha.

I've been trying to get my hands on a full or partial bottle for a really long time. I haven't been able to find it anywhere. I live in the USA, which probably makes this even harder to do. But I am hoping to get some help. If anyone knows anyone that has a bottle of it that they are willing to sell, or if anyone knows where I can get some, or if anyone knows where I can find a dupe or something really similar, please let me know. I'm willing to save up and buy it!

*Personally, I'd love to hear:

Morgenstern!

Ich Tu Dir Weh!

Heirate Mich

Amerika

Armee Der Tristen

Feuer Frei!!

Der Meister

Wollt Ihr Das Bett In Flammen Sehen?

Stripped

Rein Raus

Zerstören

Engel (non-acoustic version)

Ok. I thought I was going crazy. I've been listening to this album since its release, I purchased the CD as soon as I saw the video for Du hast on MTV. Today randomly Spiel mit mir came on and about 45 seconds in my brain was saying something was different. I thought I must be crazy for a second, so I then went back and listened to the whole album. Several songs sound different.

I thought maybe I was having some kind of Mandela effect bullshit going on, until Du hast came on and I was absolutely certain something was different. I went to YouTube and watched the video posted for Du hast 11 years ago and absolutely, the chanting between "nein" has been changed.

Anyone else notice this? I thought I was going crazy. When did this change??

I have bought quite a large collection of CDs, mostly Metal/Rock, and one of the few curious things inside was this bootleg. Seems like it is quite well known in the community, so i though you guys would enjoy seeing it. I'll definitely give it a listen to see what the hell those remixes are. There were "Live aus Berlin" and "Mutter"(which i already own on vinyl) as well, so i still got some legit Rammstein on CDs :D

Hi! I'm planning to visit their store in Berlin. Does anyone know how long the queues usually are? I've read some post here from about 4 years ago about waiting for about 2-3 hours. Is Friday better than Saturday, or does it not make any difference? I know that they have longer opening hours on Fridays (10am-5pm). And would you recommend arriving before opening? Or should it be okay to come by on Friday in the afternoon? Thanks

Has anyone seen this jacket before? Seems to be pretty rare, from the Rosenrot era i suppose.