As a Rammstein fan I can say that your effort to do this reactions is amazing because you react to all the things you can react, official videos, live concerts, making of, etc. I really appreciate it bro! Thank you. Greetings from Mexico✋🇲🇽
Disney is not the Brothers Grimm. Everything you know from film and television no longer has much to do with books. In fact, fairy tales were brutal, dark, explicit. Disney and Co. have made them child-friendly.
UFA is a well-known German film and television production company. It was originally established as the company Universum-Film Aktiengesellschaft (UFA) on December 18, 1917 in Berlin and then headquartered at Babelsberg Studios (right outside Berlin). It was for many decades the leading film and newsreel production company in Germany (and post-WW2 West Germany) and also spawned a national chain of movie theaters of the same name. After a lot of restructuring and change of ownership, it now belongs to the Bertelsmann Group (one of the world's largest media conglomerates). DEFA, on the other hand, was founded as the company Deutsche Film-Aktiengesellschaft (DEFA) in the Spring of 1946 in Berlin in what was to become East Germany. A few years later it was nationalized and became the leading East German state-run film and television production company ("UFA of the East"). They also took over the UFA-built world-renowned Babelsberg Studios (after WW2 located in East Germany) as their headquarters. West German media (particularly radio, TV, and film) was officially forbidden in East Germany, so people living and growing up there (like all of Rammstein's members) mostly experienced DEFA-produced movies and television (especially for kids, via the two official East German TV channels). These two are basically the MGM's and Paramount's of Germany.
Dayum, bro! You're an encyclopedia of knowledge! So basically the East vs West of television companies. Thank you for all your informative comments. I'm reading all of them. :)
@@xsezz Movies more so than television. But yeah, a lot of things split after WW2 due to the impending Cold War separation by opposing occupying forces and their doctrines. Babelsberg Studios is still big in the movie production business (cf. Wikipedia entry). Some of the more recent productions include "V for Vendetta", "Captain America: Civil War", "Æon Flux", "The Bourne Ultimatum", "Valkyrie", "Inglourious Basterds", "Cloud Atlas", "The Grand Budapest Hotel", "The Hunger Games", and "Isle of Dogs". The new "Matrix 4" was also filmed there. Some of the earliest Babelsberg movies of world renown include "Metropolis" and "The Blue Angel" with Marlene Dietrich who started her career with UFA there in the 1920/30s.
I just love Flake's dry humor, where he pretends to be serious but talks nonsense. Like in a comment I read once where someone had heard him say that the "Dalai Lama" song was based on a real experience between Till and Flake. For me at least I am almost sure that was sarcasm, otherwise it just sounds absurd! 😂 Anyways, you'll probably see more of that :) It actually took me a while in the beginning before I got that he was joking, since he sometimes can get a bit pessimistic in interviews. I just thought he was genuinely miserable 😂 And dear Oliver. He looks so anxious when he speaks; tense, and shrugging regularly 😂 My first impression of him was that he looks like a well mannered, shy kid 😄 Imagine my surprise when I saw him uhm.. taste Till during Bück Dich! 🙀 And I heard how the members viewed each other when they first got together; Flake being scared of Oliver but best friends with Till, Schneider and Richard not wanting Paul to join (Richard saw him as competition and Schneider just thought he was rude) but Till fighting really hard to get Paul in the band, even though he was often made the butt of the joke at Paul's hand. But Paul was possibly sceptic towards Oli as well, because he left him alone 😂 Crazy how it's changed 😄
@@xsezz Yeah, definetly. Like the line about their first album, Herzeleid, which unfortunately was the reason why they couldn't call their thoird album the same. Not only did there exist a record with that very name out in the world, but it was even by them selves! No luck ;,D I listened to the (English) audibook of his newest book, where he takes us on the journey of performing on a Rammstein concert, while remeniscing about various stories of the band. He's a really good writer, and cracked me up more than once ;D There is a video of him reading out loud to an audience, and you can hear them laughing. And Paul got in =D He even got in before Flake, he was the last to join. He was sceptical at first, worried it was too boring! XD
Great reaction as always. :) Fun fact: Paul always had a hand in the making of's. He likes to get involved, but even before Rammstein officially made the making of’s, he always filmed and photographed a lot.
The best part of this Making of is probably, finally seeing Richard laugh so hard at the Flake wanting to be spanked part Edit: great reaction by the way
With regards to Richard, he's been very open about personal issues and the struggle of depression, after a rough upbringing where he didn't really felt loved by his mother. This has led him to feel like he's only worth something when he's successful or created something, as well as letting people know that he exists (something that he mentions here in this video). Here's the link to an interview from 2010 if you want to hear him speak about it. th-cam.com/video/7Wq-39iJSE8/w-d-xo.html Also, with regards to the very accurate observation of Richard ALWAYS smoking, check out the end of concert in Tampere, Finland, last year. It's the same part of the show that I mentioned (and maybe linked) earlier, but this one's from a better angle. You have to skip ahead to avoid getting the end of the song Ich Will spoiled, 1:21 if you want to see the last drum solo, or 2:20 if you just want to see the exit. They make quite the grand farewell, set to the piano version of Sonne. This one is pretty short and would be really fun to see a reaction for! :D 1:202:20 th-cam.com/video/XxrMMrM56Kk/w-d-xo.html
Joern is my favorite Rammstein director! You will see him next in "Ich Will". He also directed "Radio" and "Ausländer" for the newest album (and so many more in between), so obviously they like him too. My favorite part of this is Paul, I never know whether to take him seriously or not. I also love that this was shot in 2001, so obviously they are still very popular and creative after 20 years!
Oh, I see he made some of the newer music videos as well. I figured they were just running only with Zoran seeing as he was present in Lindemann's latest videos. Interesting.
@@xsezz I don't know why, but they didn't have Zoran in any of the new album's mvs. His latest work with Rammstein was the MHB rework in 2012. Three directors they seem to favor: Zoran, Joern, and Jonas, who did most the vids for LIFAD album (and also the Paris show).
Herzeleid was an album released in 1995 and was their first album and yes on it is also a song Herzeleid. The album Sehnsucht was released 1997 and then 2001 the album Mutter and on that one is the song Sonne.
Sleeping beauty - she is cursed and falls asleep; Snow white - she is rescued by the hunter before she could be killed by the orders of the evil queen. Also, the original Grimm tales are very dark. What you see in the US are the Disney adaptations washed clean and seen through pink glasses :-D :-D :-D
Thank you for your Reaction. I've seen this making-of a few times, but your comment showed me some statements that I didn't even realize before. The boxer was the Ukrainian heavyweight boxing world champion Vitali Klitschko. In the end, the song was probably too heavy for them, so they rejected it and used AC/DC with Hells Bells. It's interesting to see that the band was still so relaxed at the end of the video shoot. Flake wrote in one of his books that they were pressed for time to get the plane to the Big Day Out tour in Australia. That's why on the plane they were not yet completely removed their makeup and still had black colors in their hair, so that they heavily soiled the seats on the plane. The German airline that flew the band to the U.S. was still fine with it, but there was reportedly major trouble with the American (or Australian) airline.
I'm glad I could help with those new statements! :D Yeah, crazy to think a song is deemed "too hard" for a boxer... Interesting story about the plane trips. :)
Btw: Tills says "Glück auf" at 4:33 and yes you can translate that to good luck but actually, It is the "Bergmannsgruss" (miner's greeting) so you say that when you go to work "Unter Tage" (In the mines)
The thing is: Ollie the tallest of the band is over 2 meters (6.5 ft) tall and Paul the smallest is 1.73 meters (5.6 ft) so its not very comfortable to carry that coffin. The same you can see in the music video of "Haifisch" where they carry a coffin too. xD
Hopefully you will also react to "Mutter", the song that gives the name to this album, it also has its official video and the respective "Making of", it is a beautiful song that is incredible live and the official video has an interesting story.
@@xsezz That would be great, I like your reactions and the analyzes you do, because Rammstein is not an easy band to understand and you have done very well, thanks for that 👌🏼🇲🇽
Keep in mind that the original farytales differ a lot from Disneys Child movies. In the Originals is much more violence and tragedy. Thats why you probably Cant remember that scene because you Probably only saw the Disney movie. :)
Fun fact: Joern (or Jörn) Heitmann (The Director) did the music videos "Ausländer" and "Radio" too wich are two songs of the new album. And "Haifisch", "Ich Will", "Amerika", "Ohne Dich", "Keine Lust" and "Mutter"
Jeez, if I didn't know you were into techno and rap music you could be mistaken for a metalhead. You almost serm to like this stuff! Take it easy there brother! 😉
"Mutter" is really special for me, because it's the first R+ album that I bought with my own money. I think about their newest material, their relationship with each other, and how far they've come as a band and as individuals since this point, and I always think about how they nearly broke up during the recording of "Mutter". You can hear it in how all over the place and experimental their sound is in this album compared to Sehnsucht and Herzeleid. Then, every album afterwards, it's like things gelled into a more cohesive, purposeful sound, even when they've chosen to do different or unexpected things. Thanks for doing the reactions to the makings-of! Really insightful and cool content that I wish more people got to see.
All of them grew up in the communist GDR where the group was always more important than the single person. So that may be a reason they still are together and work together.
Sonne. One of their best songs...often used as the first song in concerts. Flake released two books, written by himself. I got the audio versions. Full of exciting and funny backstage and making of "adventures" :D incl. Sonne story. Another two amazing songs from the album "Mutter" are "Links 2 3 4" and..of course.. "Mutter" as live versions. Fantastic; you would like it👧
I’ll say it again! I think you’re ready to dive a little deeper into metal. A good start is the legendary Dimmu Borgir. It’s a norwegian symphonic black metal group who really set the bar and have been for over 20 yrs. Try the song Mourning Palace live at Wacken.
Yeah, the sleeping beauty is the one with a girl who falls asleep for years after being poisoned. And a prince comes and kisses her awake. 👍Different story.
Lol, while Snow White died after being poisoned and then the prince came and woke her up by true love's first kiss. Can't understand how anyone could have had them mixed up 😆 They're both old German folklores though (I assume Sleeping Beauty is as well), and a lot more darker than the Disney versions most are familiar with (The part you didn't recognize with the prince and the dwarf is probably just in the original and not the Disney version).
@@wolfgangengel4835 Haha yeah, they are rough. And definitely written before #metoo! 😂 I think Sleeping Beauty wakes up to the several children she got during her "down time" 🙊 And the evil step sisters in Cinderella cut of their heels (or toes?) to fit into the glass shoes.. Only ratted out by the pigeons telling the prince that his bride's shoes are full of blood 😅 I vaguely remember my mom reading old folktales to me and my sister when we were young, both the Grimm ones and the equivalent Norwegian ones 😁
I believe I already replied to your comment in the other video but in case you check this one first... I'm checking out the official videos in chronological order. It will be a while before we get to Deutschland but we will! Please stay tuned! :)
Considering the end of the making of, i think you can easily guess who in the band was the one to impose all of his ideas to the point where rammstein almost exploded. (which subsequently transformed their creative process to be more democratic). Thank you for yout reaction as always. You are now entering the Mutter era, probably the biggest turning point in their career and maybe the best album they ever made. I hope you'll enjoy the trip over the next few weeks! (you already made Mein Herz brennt who was the first song of the album, even if they made the video 10 years later) By the way, for mein Herz brennt, do you remember they reshoots parts of the video because they weren't happy with the result? the original video actually exists if you are interrested.
I'm guessing Richard? Concerning the Mutter era, it's interesting because from what I heard so far, it's all banger songs and it keeps going. I guess that is the different between being well known and being world renown. The hits never stop with Rammstein and it keeps getting better and better hence why they are at the top. It's true. I kinda forgot about the original Mein Herz Brennt. I have it on my list, as well. I'll prioritize it. Thank you for the reminder. :)
@@xsezz you guessed correctly (it was not difficult) ^^ yes mutter is in a sense the perfect album, and being the 3rd, it allowed them to perfect their live setlist. it has come a point where they have enough material you please everyone. taking the best of the first 2 albums, the well-recognized hits, and the new titles which mark a maturity that was not yet established. (the first concerts of the mutter tour consisted of all mutter and old classics, their popularity has reached a new level at this point) You're welcome! (I don't remember if you reacted to the live piano version of mein herz brennt (2013) if not, it's good to know it exists)
@@lacrichat That's what I figured. :) I feel he's a bit of a drama queen. Maybe that's why he started Emigrate? To act on his own. I did check out the Live version of Mein Herz Brennt: th-cam.com/video/Nk-Ahhr_fr8/w-d-xo.html
@@xsezz this is one of the main reasons indeed. This allows him to give free rein to his creativity without feeling frustrated with Rammstein. Thank you for the link. I had totally forgotten, a good opportunity to rewatch (:
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As a Rammstein fan I can say that your effort to do this reactions is amazing because you react to all the things you can react, official videos, live concerts, making of, etc. I really appreciate it bro! Thank you. Greetings from Mexico✋🇲🇽
Thanks, fam. I really appreciate the encouragement! :D Welcome to the Rammstein journey!
Disney is not the Brothers Grimm. Everything you know from film and television no longer has much to do with books. In fact, fairy tales were brutal, dark, explicit. Disney and Co. have made them child-friendly.
Yeah, other commenters have mentioned this.
Yes, you'll see this director again, he did several videos with the band 🙂 Really nice reactions, thank you
Should be interesting. :) Thank you for watching!
UFA is a well-known German film and television production company. It was originally established as the company Universum-Film Aktiengesellschaft (UFA) on December 18, 1917 in Berlin and then headquartered at Babelsberg Studios (right outside Berlin). It was for many decades the leading film and newsreel production company in Germany (and post-WW2 West Germany) and also spawned a national chain of movie theaters of the same name. After a lot of restructuring and change of ownership, it now belongs to the Bertelsmann Group (one of the world's largest media conglomerates).
DEFA, on the other hand, was founded as the company Deutsche Film-Aktiengesellschaft (DEFA) in the Spring of 1946 in Berlin in what was to become East Germany. A few years later it was nationalized and became the leading East German state-run film and television production company ("UFA of the East"). They also took over the UFA-built world-renowned Babelsberg Studios (after WW2 located in East Germany) as their headquarters. West German media (particularly radio, TV, and film) was officially forbidden in East Germany, so people living and growing up there (like all of Rammstein's members) mostly experienced DEFA-produced movies and television (especially for kids, via the two official East German TV channels).
These two are basically the MGM's and Paramount's of Germany.
More info on Wikipedia:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babelsberg_Studio
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UFA_GmbH
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEFA
Dayum, bro! You're an encyclopedia of knowledge! So basically the East vs West of television companies.
Thank you for all your informative comments. I'm reading all of them. :)
@@xsezz Movies more so than television. But yeah, a lot of things split after WW2 due to the impending Cold War separation by opposing occupying forces and their doctrines. Babelsberg Studios is still big in the movie production business (cf. Wikipedia entry). Some of the more recent productions include "V for Vendetta", "Captain America: Civil War", "Æon Flux", "The Bourne Ultimatum", "Valkyrie", "Inglourious Basterds", "Cloud Atlas", "The Grand Budapest Hotel", "The Hunger Games", and "Isle of Dogs". The new "Matrix 4" was also filmed there. Some of the earliest Babelsberg movies of world renown include "Metropolis" and "The Blue Angel" with Marlene Dietrich who started her career with UFA there in the 1920/30s.
@@berlindude75 Sorry, movies. I had no idea... That's a ton of popular movies. Interesting. Very interesting.
I just love Flake's dry humor, where he pretends to be serious but talks nonsense. Like in a comment I read once where someone had heard him say that the "Dalai Lama" song was based on a real experience between Till and Flake. For me at least I am almost sure that was sarcasm, otherwise it just sounds absurd! 😂
Anyways, you'll probably see more of that :) It actually took me a while in the beginning before I got that he was joking, since he sometimes can get a bit pessimistic in interviews. I just thought he was genuinely miserable 😂
And dear Oliver. He looks so anxious when he speaks; tense, and shrugging regularly 😂 My first impression of him was that he looks like a well mannered, shy kid 😄 Imagine my surprise when I saw him uhm.. taste Till during Bück Dich! 🙀
And I heard how the members viewed each other when they first got together; Flake being scared of Oliver but best friends with Till, Schneider and Richard not wanting Paul to join (Richard saw him as competition and Schneider just thought he was rude) but Till fighting really hard to get Paul in the band, even though he was often made the butt of the joke at Paul's hand. But Paul was possibly sceptic towards Oli as well, because he left him alone 😂
Crazy how it's changed 😄
Oh really? Flake is being a jokester? I'll have to watch out for him!
Jeez... that inside drama. I'm glad Paul got in!
@@xsezz Yeah, definetly. Like the line about their first album, Herzeleid, which unfortunately was the reason why they couldn't call their thoird album the same. Not only did there exist a record with that very name out in the world, but it was even by them selves! No luck ;,D
I listened to the (English) audibook of his newest book, where he takes us on the journey of performing on a Rammstein concert, while remeniscing about various stories of the band. He's a really good writer, and cracked me up more than once ;D There is a video of him reading out loud to an audience, and you can hear them laughing.
And Paul got in =D He even got in before Flake, he was the last to join. He was sceptical at first, worried it was too boring! XD
@@StineFL Interesting. LoL, "worried it was too boring"... aaah, if only he knew! :)
@@xsezz hahaha
Joern Heitmann (Director) did the most rammstein videos. I think rammstein liked his work he put in this video.
Yeah apparently we have more of his videos coming up! :)
Great reaction as always. :)
Fun fact:
Paul always had a hand in the making of's. He likes to get involved, but even before Rammstein officially made the making of’s, he always filmed and photographed a lot.
Yeah he even brought a camera to the opening act of one of their shows 😂📸
Thank you!
Interesting fun fact!
The best part of this Making of is probably, finally seeing Richard laugh so hard at the Flake wanting to be spanked part
Edit: great reaction by the way
LoL! You're right! Richard is going all out!
Thank you! :)
I thought that they were laughing because after Flake part , Paul was being hit by Snow white
My favourite part is the short banter about Paul's height, especially his reaction. Quality friendship right there!
With regards to Richard, he's been very open about personal issues and the struggle of depression, after a rough upbringing where he didn't really felt loved by his mother. This has led him to feel like he's only worth something when he's successful or created something, as well as letting people know that he exists (something that he mentions here in this video).
Here's the link to an interview from 2010 if you want to hear him speak about it. th-cam.com/video/7Wq-39iJSE8/w-d-xo.html
Also, with regards to the very accurate observation of Richard ALWAYS smoking, check out the end of concert in Tampere, Finland, last year. It's the same part of the show that I mentioned (and maybe linked) earlier, but this one's from a better angle. You have to skip ahead to avoid getting the end of the song Ich Will spoiled, 1:21 if you want to see the last drum solo, or 2:20 if you just want to see the exit. They make quite the grand farewell, set to the piano version of Sonne. This one is pretty short and would be really fun to see a reaction for! :D
1:20 2:20 th-cam.com/video/XxrMMrM56Kk/w-d-xo.html
I see now that you've heard Ich Will before, so if you want to watch it from the beginning it'll probably be okay
Joern is my favorite Rammstein director! You will see him next in "Ich Will". He also directed "Radio" and "Ausländer" for the newest album (and so many more in between), so obviously they like him too.
My favorite part of this is Paul, I never know whether to take him seriously or not. I also love that this was shot in 2001, so obviously they are still very popular and creative after 20 years!
Oh, I see he made some of the newer music videos as well. I figured they were just running only with Zoran seeing as he was present in Lindemann's latest videos. Interesting.
@@xsezz I don't know why, but they didn't have Zoran in any of the new album's mvs. His latest work with Rammstein was the MHB rework in 2012. Three directors they seem to favor: Zoran, Joern, and Jonas, who did most the vids for LIFAD album (and also the Paris show).
@@sanni4368 It seems Zoran is mostly working with Lindemann now then.
Herzeleid was an album released in 1995 and was their first album and yes on it is also a song Herzeleid. The album Sehnsucht was released 1997 and then 2001 the album Mutter and on that one is the song Sonne.
Good to know. Thank you.
@@xsezz Thank you for comment my comment 🤗
Sleeping beauty - she is cursed and falls asleep; Snow white - she is rescued by the hunter before she could be killed by the orders of the evil queen. Also, the original Grimm tales are very dark. What you see in the US are the Disney adaptations washed clean and seen through pink glasses :-D :-D :-D
Yeah, my bad. You're right, other comments have mentioned the original stories being much darker.
@@xsezz :-D No worries. BTW very good reaction videos. Keep up the good work! Cheers!
Thank you for your Reaction. I've seen this making-of a few times, but your comment showed me some statements that I didn't even realize before.
The boxer was the Ukrainian heavyweight boxing world champion Vitali Klitschko. In the end, the song was probably too heavy for them, so they rejected it and used AC/DC with Hells Bells.
It's interesting to see that the band was still so relaxed at the end of the video shoot. Flake wrote in one of his books that they were pressed for time to get the plane to the Big Day Out tour in Australia. That's why on the plane they were not yet completely removed their makeup and still had black colors in their hair, so that they heavily soiled the seats on the plane. The German airline that flew the band to the U.S. was still fine with it, but there was reportedly major trouble with the American (or Australian) airline.
I'm glad I could help with those new statements! :D
Yeah, crazy to think a song is deemed "too hard" for a boxer...
Interesting story about the plane trips. :)
Btw: Tills says "Glück auf" at 4:33 and yes you can translate that to good luck but actually, It is the "Bergmannsgruss" (miner's greeting) so you say that when you go to work "Unter Tage" (In the mines)
Thank you for the info. :)
@@xsezz Bitte / You're welcome 🤗
Btw I like your Rammstein reactions 😎
@@captain_jack_sparkness Thank you so much. Please stay tuned for the rest of the Rammstein journey. :)
The thing is: Ollie the tallest of the band is over 2 meters (6.5 ft) tall and Paul the smallest is 1.73 meters (5.6 ft) so its not very comfortable to carry that coffin. The same you can see in the music video of "Haifisch" where they carry a coffin too. xD
Yeah, most of the members seem to be fairly tall.
Hopefully you will also react to "Mutter", the song that gives the name to this album, it also has its official video and the respective "Making of", it is a beautiful song that is incredible live and the official video has an interesting story.
and a great Live in Paris Version 😍
Will do. All Official Videos and Making Ofs will be reacted to. :) Honestly... all songs as well, most likely. :)
@@arnodobler1096 I'll check it out!
@@xsezz That would be great, I like your reactions and the analyzes you do, because Rammstein is not an easy band to understand and you have done very well, thanks for that 👌🏼🇲🇽
@@elide_mc_fly9601 Thank you for being here and watching my reactions! :D Much apprecaited!
Keep in mind that the original farytales differ a lot from Disneys Child movies. In the Originals is much more violence and tragedy. Thats why you probably Cant remember that scene because you Probably only saw the Disney movie. :)
Yup, other commenters have brought this up. It's true, I did only see the Disney version.
Name of the Boxer: Klitschko 👊
Thank you! :)
Fun fact: Joern (or Jörn) Heitmann (The Director) did the music videos "Ausländer" and "Radio" too wich are two songs of the new album. And "Haifisch", "Ich Will", "Amerika", "Ohne Dich", "Keine Lust" and "Mutter"
Yup, yup. Thank you.
Me encantan estas reacciones, saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱.
Thank you for watching! :D
Jeez, if I didn't know you were into techno and rap music you could be mistaken for a metalhead. You almost serm to like this stuff! Take it easy there brother! 😉
LoL! Thank you so much, bro! I really do enjoy it. There's so much talent behind this band, it's impossible not to enjoy! :D
"Mutter" is really special for me, because it's the first R+ album that I bought with my own money. I think about their newest material, their relationship with each other, and how far they've come as a band and as individuals since this point, and I always think about how they nearly broke up during the recording of "Mutter". You can hear it in how all over the place and experimental their sound is in this album compared to Sehnsucht and Herzeleid. Then, every album afterwards, it's like things gelled into a more cohesive, purposeful sound, even when they've chosen to do different or unexpected things. Thanks for doing the reactions to the makings-of! Really insightful and cool content that I wish more people got to see.
All of them grew up in the communist GDR where the group was always more important than the single person. So that may be a reason they still are together and work together.
All for the best!
Ich sah noch nie einen so interessierten Zuschauer wie Dich . Respekt :) es macht wirklich Spass Dir zuzuschauen . Danke dafür ... Grüße aus Berlin 😀
Sonne. One of their best songs...often used as the first song in concerts.
Flake released two books, written by himself. I got the audio versions. Full of exciting and funny backstage and making of "adventures" :D incl. Sonne story.
Another two amazing songs from the album "Mutter" are "Links 2 3 4" and..of course.. "Mutter" as live versions.
Fantastic; you would like it👧
Yeah, Links 2-3-4 is next. Ich Will and Mutter will follow soon after that. :)
@@xsezz thank you :)
Jaja! También notaste que Richard no se separa de su cigarro 😂😂🤭.
He probably smokes waay too much! :D
I’ll say it again! I think you’re ready to dive a little deeper into metal. A good start is the legendary Dimmu Borgir. It’s a norwegian symphonic black metal group who really set the bar and have been for over 20 yrs. Try the song Mourning Palace live at Wacken.
LoL! Am I? I'll add them to the list. :)
Please react to making of rosenrot . Saludos desde Argentina 😁
I will soon enough. Stay tuned!
Yeah, the sleeping beauty is the one with a girl who falls asleep for years after being poisoned. And a prince comes and kisses her awake. 👍Different story.
Lol, while Snow White died after being poisoned and then the prince came and woke her up by true love's first kiss. Can't understand how anyone could have had them mixed up 😆
They're both old German folklores though (I assume Sleeping Beauty is as well), and a lot more darker than the Disney versions most are familiar with (The part you didn't recognize with the prince and the dwarf is probably just in the original and not the Disney version).
@@StineFL Right. The Disney movies have nothing really in common with the original grimm stories, which are more kind of horror stories in comparison.
@@wolfgangengel4835 Haha yeah, they are rough. And definitely written before #metoo! 😂 I think Sleeping Beauty wakes up to the several children she got during her "down time" 🙊
And the evil step sisters in Cinderella cut of their heels (or toes?) to fit into the glass shoes.. Only ratted out by the pigeons telling the prince that his bride's shoes are full of blood 😅
I vaguely remember my mom reading old folktales to me and my sister when we were young, both the Grimm ones and the equivalent Norwegian ones 😁
Yeah, my bad. :)
@@StineFL I think I did hear somewhere that the originals were darker but dayum... that's some horror movie stuff.
Mutter live in Paris ,pleaseeeee 🙏
Sounds good. As soon as I get to Mutter, I'll check out the Paris performance. :)
Como se llama esa blanca-nieves?
According to the wiki: Joulia Stepanova (Yulia Stepanova).
Xou gotta read the tale by Grimm, not the Disney version. :D
Yeah, I heard it's much darker!
@@xsezz It definitely is. Like all the Grimm's tales.
Please react to Deutschland the official video
As a german it means a lot to me
I believe I already replied to your comment in the other video but in case you check this one first... I'm checking out the official videos in chronological order. It will be a while before we get to Deutschland but we will! Please stay tuned! :)
- nein ..... ick hoffe nicht..... :-D
Considering the end of the making of, i think you can easily guess who in the band was the one to impose all of his ideas to the point where rammstein almost exploded. (which subsequently transformed their creative process to be more democratic).
Thank you for yout reaction as always. You are now entering the Mutter era, probably the biggest turning point in their career and maybe the best album they ever made. I hope you'll enjoy the trip over the next few weeks! (you already made Mein Herz brennt who was the first song of the album, even if they made the video 10 years later)
By the way, for mein Herz brennt, do you remember they reshoots parts of the video because they weren't happy with the result? the original video actually exists if you are interrested.
I'm guessing Richard?
Concerning the Mutter era, it's interesting because from what I heard so far, it's all banger songs and it keeps going. I guess that is the different between being well known and being world renown. The hits never stop with Rammstein and it keeps getting better and better hence why they are at the top.
It's true. I kinda forgot about the original Mein Herz Brennt. I have it on my list, as well. I'll prioritize it. Thank you for the reminder. :)
@@xsezz you guessed correctly (it was not difficult) ^^
yes mutter is in a sense the perfect album, and being the 3rd, it allowed them to perfect their live setlist. it has come a point where they have enough material you please everyone. taking the best of the first 2 albums, the well-recognized hits, and the new titles which mark a maturity that was not yet established. (the first concerts of the mutter tour consisted of all mutter and old classics, their popularity has reached a new level at this point)
You're welcome! (I don't remember if you reacted to the live piano version of mein herz brennt (2013) if not, it's good to know it exists)
@@lacrichat That's what I figured. :) I feel he's a bit of a drama queen. Maybe that's why he started Emigrate? To act on his own.
I did check out the Live version of Mein Herz Brennt: th-cam.com/video/Nk-Ahhr_fr8/w-d-xo.html
@@xsezz this is one of the main reasons indeed. This allows him to give free rein to his creativity without feeling frustrated with Rammstein.
Thank you for the link. I had totally forgotten, a good opportunity to rewatch (: