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Art of Noise's Paranoimia (with Max Headroom) is worth a listen. But def not as ominous as this is/was.

Damn Cool Girls.. Keep on Rockin.. 🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥

VOB = Voice Of Braveness... 🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥

absolutely love this song. its an emotional gutpunch and i love all the details in it

My number 2 all Rammstein song

Gosh, Till's rich, warm baritone voice. Loving it. The song is so beautifully sad and comforting at the same time, because of the vocals. Something can be pretty and shiny like a diamond, but also cold as a stone. I had the honour to experience it live. Still gives me goosebumps thinking about the atmosphere in the stadium. Till had his eyes closed the majority of the time performing the song. No problem with fire and action on stage, but getting really nervous, when it's just him and his voice. After all these years on stage. So heartwarming. The german language is a very poetic and therefore beautiful. We used to be known as the country of poets and thinkers. It's a pleasure to see your reactions to Rammstein. You're in my top 5 favorite list of channels. With love from Germany ❤🤘🏻

I love this song it is so beautiful like a diamond 💎 but still a stone 🪨.

"Schwesterlein" is an endearment, "sister dear", not necessarily indicating age. This song gives me such horror vibes. I read somewhere, Till wrote this poem after visiting slums in South America. There he saw women prostituting themselves with their children right in the next room. In the original poem it's the narrators mother, not the sister.

Rammstein seem to personally know my ex... 🤣

I must admit I never really got into this song, even though I do enjoy their slower ones. Zeit is probably my favorite Rammstein song and is a rather slow and melodic one.

One of the songs from the album that I fell in love with from the first listen. The live version as an opener is stunning as well. Even more emotional than the album recording. I think the reason I love this track is because I find it so relatable. I am an eternal pessimist and at least that way, I'm never really disappointed. Where matters of the heart are concerned though, my shields go up straight away because of past experience. I know that people don't necessarily understand it, but it's a form of self preservation of you will. Nice analysis as always from you both, as always. Some gems yet to come!

This was actually the opening song for the 2019 tour for the album. At first I didn't really pay much attention to the song. It only convinced me later when I heard it live a few times! I find the song more powerful and vocally expressive live than on the album. But that is probably a matter of taste. My two best songs on the album at the moment (Weit weg/ Hallomann) are still on hold😬

This album really is fantastic through and through, no matter the direction they took with each song

Hello, Isn't this a fantastic album? I listen to this song, when I'm in a melancic mood. It's soothing. Like a cozy blanket for the soul. One of the reason I listen to Rammstein, besides the great sound, poetry and the thought-provoking art is because in most songs they talk about the darker parts of life and love. The complexities of the human being, which gives me the comfort of honesty. No sugarcoating. Oddly thou I'm a positive thinking person. With love from Germany ❤🤘🏻

not much difference in the 2 versions - killer song that already has their stamp on it...and a spectacular debut LP...

IMO the best Rammstein song, both musically and dramaturgically

Please react to more Ice Nine Kills, they are absolutely amazing. All their songs from their last 2 albums are based on classic horror and slasher movies and their music videos are very high quality . This here they only recorded during covid cause they couldn't tour.

OMG that Marty scroll reference

Its a brilliant song, first somg in a long lomg time a song i heard first time i loved!! And the you know me too follow perfect

whenever I listen to the song, I always regarded the "result" as the sister dying, since the german is very unambiguous here ... but I guess given the perspective the story of the song is "told" from, I might well be that death is "just" the impression the "protagonist" has with his limited perspective ... still, Till probably would have different wording if he wanted to leave more room for interpretation

The translation “kid sister” is not great. Schwesterlein is a diminutive form of Schwester “sister”. It could mean “little sister” but diminutives are often just familiar, endearing or childlike ways of referring to or addressing someone. English doesn’t have quite the same thing but there’s something similar going on with “dog” and “doggy”.

Great reaction. 1st time I listened to the song, my jaw dropped. Didn't think that Rammstein would still manage to do that after soooo many years. Incredible. I listen to the song quite often, love it very much. It's not a real story, but when Till travels, he also visits the slums. Wouldn't be surprised, if he saw something similar. Sister working as a prostitute to provide for her younger sibling. And yes, Lacey is right, the live performance is fantastic, experienced it last night in Frankfurt. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

Loving this song for its darkness and insanely sinister sound. Even if you don't know the lyrics, it is obvious that something very bad is happening 😵 I think that "Schwesterlein" here is not used to express that she is very young, rather in the meaning of "my beloved sister". It's even darker if you realize, that they are probably orphans and the boy is somewhat mentally ill... and once he realizes she is dead, he goes completely mad. And the live show exactly reflects the darkness of this song, being the most shocking part of current shows - even when "Wiener Blut" is brought into... Thanks for reacting and reviewing, hope to see your reaction to a live version soon! Have a fantastic day! ❤

Hi there, I like your Rammstein reactions ! In my opinion, here the story is told from the view of a younger sibling or it could be a mental retarded sibling too. The German text is " and one beat her to death"...

Guys fix your sound! Far too low for Rammstein!

🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻Great reaction. I like the play of words in that song. It's pretty straight forward, but also honest, cheeky and funny 'we live because of sex'. With love from Germany ❤🤘🏻

Great reaction! Check out Verb T and illinformed - Rotation 🔥

Awesome song

Muse use this as a template for their sound imo

VOB

👍👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘🤘

She's before Kate Bush and comes from a very different musical place.

This album is an album of Rammstein sounding really refined and grown up (coming of age). and the video's are just masterfulness of telling a story visually for non- German speaker's.👍♥️

Every album she has is very different from each other so you may like something else. It's never the same. Even vocally it changes.

Thanks for listening! I think Kovacs is great. Hope you listen to more of her. Some suggestions: “My love” her first single th-cam.com/video/CR6M_sqTVqE/w-d-xo.html “50 shades of black” th-cam.com/video/sJJSzECNtQs/w-d-xo.html “Fool like you” live with orchestra th-cam.com/video/Yfg9yyd7ceQ/w-d-xo.html “Mama & Papa” live with band th-cam.com/video/fnXbVbzvNOc/w-d-xo.html

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there are actually some really some insane live videos of this song

PJ Harvey is glorious and amazing every album is different yet the same fantastic, I got into her from dry which is the best badly recorded album I adore but still an absolute banger, and the list goes on all her stuff goes from at least very good to masterpiece

There's a good analysis of the historical details in the video here (even the WWII scene is much more complex when you look at all the details in it): th-cam.com/video/sc-euVL8xQs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ysT81VRmtMg28aen

There's a making of of the video btw.

Hello. This is a humorous song, but the laugh kind of get stuck in your throat. Because it's a light summer hit, the lyrics contradicts to that light feeling. So typical of Rammstein. Germany was a little late when it came to colonialism and it was never really a national project (probably others were quicker 😉). As far as I know, three countries were colonized and robbed by us. The colonial era ended in 1918. I like the song, but I almost never listen to it. I honestly don't know why.😂 With love from Germany ❤🤘🏻

The song refers to the banning of certain music and programmes from 1933 up until 1989 in some parts of Germany. Under the NS Regime foreign radio was forbidden under penalty of imprisonment or worse, then in the Russian Zone they just carried on this practice until the wall fell.

19:56 I think you guys might have a not quite accurate translation there. "Das mann Sprachen lernen muss" translates to "that one has to learn languages", which can refer to the other aswell as to the lyrical I. In the verses there's specific mention of "Auslaenderinnen", which is the German female form of "Auslaender". Giving the whole song and lyrics a sexual undertone.

Poor Flake always like Kenny from South Park but now he did it😊Namibia was the biggest German Colonie in Africa!

The guitar outro solo gives such a vibe 🤩

You could read the lyrics after the video if you want - would improve your reaction quite a bit! :)

@Seddon: Dutch singer Robert Long (1943 - 2006) has some interesting songs about religion. He was openly homosexual in the 60s, 70s and 80s and had his struggles with the Church because of that. I think you will be able to find his songs with English subtitles. Most notorious one is Jezus redt (Jesus saves), but there's also "Homo Sapiens" (about gays being condemned by conservative clergy) and the hilarious "Jacob", about a young priest who wants to spice things up in church, for example by having a hashish bar in the vicarage.

I’m a protestant vicar and a Rammstein fan. And this is one of favorite songs of this album. In Liturgy, we have what is called the “kyrie” prayer, basically asking God to have mercy on the World, on us humans and not in the least on us Christians. For all that we do wrong. It’s also a kind of a cry out for God to show himself to us. I have once or twice used the lyrics of this song, in a slightly adapted version, for the Kyrie prayer. It points out so accurately what we christians (“God’s ground crew”) do wrong. And as a cry out: Show yourself (in us)! Theologically, this song is so interesting: in the fake-Latin intro a few actual Latin phrases stand out: crucifixus - crusified, extraspection - (the capability) to look outward, lumine - light/enlighten. And the actual lyrics: Zeig Dich, versteck Dich nicht - Show yourself, don’t hide. While this is definitely directed towards God, it can also be directed to the christian/believer to be a force of good in the world. Wir verlieren das Licht - We lose the light: The world is getting darker, and there is no sign of light and of God, because even christians don’t really show it in the world. Even christians engage in the bad things mentioned in the verse. Der Himmel faerbt sich rot - The Heavens color red: Red is the colour of passion and of love, and in the christian tradition it is the colour of the Holy Spirit. My interpretation as a pastor: we as humans beings/believers/christians are the vessels to show God’s light, whether He is real or not, through our acts (of love and kindness) instead of condemning and persecuting others. As the Church has done for millennia, sadly. This song is a cry out to God to come out and show Himself, but also to believers to show themselves and to show Him by showing love, mercy and kindness in this dark world.

Im present....🤟🤟🤟

Im present.....🤟🤟🤟