Suggestions: - Engel - Sonne - Mein Teil - Radio - Feuer frei! - Mein Herz brennt - Ich Will - Keine Lust (Just for the video) *Just to name a few!* 💜💫✌🏼🎵
Mein Teil is creepy and my "least favorite" on the list I made. You do have to "experience" the song, at least, once. Plus, I want to see your facial expressions and hear what you have to say when you start getting into what the song is referring to. 🍲 🔪
German speaker here... The lyrics of the verse are basically 2 sentences saying "You have asked me" = "Du hast mich gefragt" "But I didn´t reply" = "Aber ich hab´nichts gesagt" literally translated it´s "But I said nothing" meaning in that particular context "I didn´t reply to your question" The chorus is then the old traditional German marriage vow. Where the priest or the marriage registrar was asking both of the marriage couple but each seperately those 2 questions before he declares the couple for married. "Do you want to be loyal for all days till death is tearing you both apart ?" "Do you want to love her(or him) for all days till death is tearing you both apart ?" But here in the song he is replying to every of both questions with a clear "No" even each twice "No, No" That is what the song is about = "he strongly refused to marry his girlfriend at the wedding ceremony." But they split up the first sentence of the lyrics "You have asked me" into single words then adding one after another in order to built a whole meaningful sentence...like "Du"..."Du hast".."Du hast mich"..."Du hast mich gefragt" Now here is the clue..the verb "have" in 2nd person singular and the verb "hate" in 2nd person singular are sounding in German phonetically exactly the same but they are written differently .."Du hast"= "You have"...but "Du hasst" written with 2 "s" = "You hate" So when the sentence word progression reaches the point of "Du hast mich" then it sounds like saying "You hate me/Du hasst mich" because of the lack of further context posed till to this point and that is misleading the audience because it is just heard it but not read ..in this song it is simple a on purpose intended pure phonetic wordplay which only just works "phonetically" and only just makes sense in that particular context of what that song is about...because in the aftermath of that song "the girl" very likely will then hate him after he replied so intensely with "No" after he was getting asked the marriage vow at a marriage ceremony in front of all the wedding guests. But in fact there is no single word of "hate" in the lyrics. that´s like saying in English totally out of the blue with no further context "My".."My deer".."My deer has".."My deer has huge".."My deer has huge antlers"...until I say "antlers" you will very likely think/presume I´m speaking of "My Dear having huge... ...presumed breasts or butt cheeks or teeth... what ever" and you are not thinking in the slightest about "My deer"...and the very similar thing is happening here in the lyrics..until they have not finished the whole sentence by adding the last word "gefragt/asked" everyone is falsely presuming he speaks of "Somebody who hates another somebody" but in fact he didn´t at all in that particular sentence..he is just tricking the audience.
*I AM OBSESSED WITH THIS VIDEO AND RAMMSTEIN!!!* 🔥 *You have to watch the original video - it's like a mini film!* (Reservoir Dogs.) Also - remember, this was filmed in Paris! So, a French crowd singing in German. *I WILL be seeing them LIVE the next time they come to New York!* #DuHast #YouHaveMe 💜💫✌🏼🎵
Some bands really shine live, and have managed to capture the magic on film. This is one of those bands. I'm so glad you've done the live version! Please consider live versions when greatness like this is available. The fans want you to see their bands at their best and can help guide you.
The electricity that comes down to the keyboard is real. They have the keyboad hooked up to a huge Tesla Coil above his head. It's safe but it's also real dude, crazy.
"Mutter" (Mother) live in Paris should also be possible without being blocked. A very powerful ballad. "Mein Herz brennt"( My heart burns ) is very good as an official music video or live at the Download Festival.
Interesting that you've mentioned System of a down. There are a few connections, they are friends, John Dolmayan is a fan, wears Rammstein caps on stage, Daron Malakian played guitar for Rammstein for a couple of shows in the US because their own guitarist was injured. You may find pics online. It was funny to see Daron wearing a typical Rammstein outfit on stage, being a bit scared from all the fire. Rammstein and SOAD are also my 2 favorite bands. I can't exactly tell what it is, both bands are from different genres, Rammsteins guitar work is way simpler as SOAD's. I think what they have in common is the energy, and some theatrical operatic vibes, by Till Lindemann and Serj Tankian, allthough they sound quite different. Both bands have kind of an exotic tone that's unique in the world of Rock/Metal. SOAD's tone is eastern european and sometimes middle-eastern, and Rammsteins is german. Both is exotic in americans ears. And as crazy both bands are, both are also surprisingly catchy.
Especially at Rammstein's shows in Mexico. "Waidmanns Heil Live Mexico City 26.05.2011 (Multicam) HD"th-cam.com/video/Dvp0Ej4DR8s/w-d-xo.html is out of this world.
Good reaction!!! You have just seen the best live band on earth by fare. A Rammstein Concert is a lifetime experience. Nobody can compete with Rammstein when it comes to live show quality and live music perfection, pyro and showmanship. Rammstein is a mixture of techno and metal, called Dance/Techno Metal. Rammstein is like Mad Max on Metal.
Rammstein! Ausgezeichnet! Great band. Rammstein is an example of what's called Neue Deutsche Härte (New German Hardness). The lead singer is an expert in pyrotechnics and Rammstein uses fire effects quite frequently, as you see. They're metal, definitely, but a strange subgenre of it. If you want to see another incredible example of their live stuff, look for a video called Rammstein - [LIVE] Landgraaf, Pinkpop Festival, Netherlands, 2016.06.11 [PRO] . You talk about the crowd getting into it--MAN! It's the opening to their 2016 show, and it looks like a horror movie filmed in a steel mill. It will utterly blow your mind. And if you want a wide, really loud sample of Rammstein stuff, check out a video called 50 Rammstein Riffs. It's by an Italian guy named Andrea Boma Boccarusso. The opening 4 or 5 riffs are as hard as anything I've ever heard.
I don't know if you could pull it off, but I've seen other reactors get it...."Deutschland" is an opus. Over nine minutes of production quality that rivals Hollywood. This band is not afraid ....
I loved your honest reaction to Rammstein. I recommend the Sonne video, you will love the song and the cool Snow White references. I am a 69 year old with tickets to see them in San Antonio (my first time live)!
I love how organic and well you react. An honest reaction like that is always a good one. Rammstein is crazy funny epic and well made, cool that you reacted to them
Actually the video was part of a DVD from a concert in Paris that was filmed by several cinematic cameras and put together by a director. They even added some awkward visual effects. So it is not a normal "Live" video.
@@andreagruber5813 Yes, my mistake. Rescheduled for next year at Coventry. An old workmate has tickets for his neighbour who doesn't think he can go so hopefully his loss is my gain 🙂
How is it that a 70 year old guy like myself knows about and likes Rammstein and a young guy like yourself never heard them? Shouldn't it be the other way around?
You have been in the world. He has not. I guess wildly that ”America” was when Rammstein was caught on your radar, and this guy was a twinkle in his daddy’s eyes back then.
A band you HAVE to see live. Their shows are insane. Got to see them at the O2 Arena in London with backstage pass. We were so close our eyelashes almost curled back from the pyrotechnics. Nice guys, but T-totallers:D
Finally someone new who is very likely to love Rammstein and go through a lot of songs. Be prepared to receive a lot of love from the Rammstein Community and learn many cool details. 😎
To contrast this see Mein Herz brennt first the official cinematic video followed by the piano version (to get the story of the latter). The piano version is so beautifully haunting.
Hey! I loved the reaction! And I loved that you went in depth afterwards! Looking forward to seeing more Rammstein from you 😄 I would recommend watching Mein Teil live from 2013 (based on real events) and Ich Tu Dir Weh (which was put on the index - basically censoring it, due to the graphic lyrics), live from Madison Square Garden. I would *also* highly recommend educatedmarine's videos, as he very artistically puts the English translated lyrics + any relevant background information on the videos (live, official music videos or custom made videos for the songs which have neither). They're very well made, and a great way of getting to know the band and their songs! As far as the band goes, it likes to delve into the extremes, but they're often misunderstood to be a violent and hateful group. Behind all the controversy, each member are very grounded and reflected, and none of them condone the violence they write about. Which makes it easier for me as a fan to love them as much as I do 😂 As I said, I really enjoyed your video, and had to subscribe to you 😁😊 I really hope to see more of Rammstein from you! 🤘
Here's the channel for educatedmarine's videos, I highly recommend them. He has a video for Mein Teil, with information about the real life case the song is based upon. The lyrics are dark, but humorous, and the live show is *mind blowing* 😂 Educatedmarine: th-cam.com/users/educatedmarine Mein Teil (English lyrics + info): th-cam.com/video/txIiZgTdkV4/w-d-xo.html This first video is one of his earlier work, and his most creative and impressive work comes in later video. But this one is definitely worth the look 😉
Rammstein makes a dream comes true for all the reaction-to-something-guys. Their live shows and as well their official videos have mostly a high quality and offer a lot to react. Rammstein like to play on words and sometimes they connect this with their video. But that is stuff for later, when you are more advanced with Rammstein. And even when there is no official video available there are sometime very good fan made videos as for the song _Spring_ where is a video with paper figures. Very good. I myself don't consider me as a Rammstein fan, of course I like some of their songs. I mainly like to watch other people to certain Rammstein stuff.
That riff is very similar to Killing Joke’s ‘Millennium’ (1994). You really should give Killing Joke a listen, they are the godfathers of Industrial Metal. Metallica, NIN, Ministry, Nirvana, Front Line Assembly, Rammstein, Foo Fighters and so many cite them as influential. Their 1994 album ‘Pandemonium’ cements it with ‘Pandemonium’, ‘Exorcism’ and ‘Millennium’, which they recorded in the King’s Chamber of the Great Pyramid in Egypt after bribing officials. They go back to 1979 though and are STILL going, and toured as support for Tool recently.
Agreed. I spent the best part of the 80’s touring with them, as my ex was a band member. Oh the stories! They recorded the album “Night Time” at Hansa Ton Studios in Berlin, where Bowie recorded his Berlin trilogy…Heroes, etc. The wall was still up at the time, and it served as the source of much late night/early morning shenanigans. Like I said…OH! The stories! Maybe I’ll relinquish one or two if Daniel decides to do a reaction vid. But yes, definitely check out their music…personally I prefer the earlier KJ, like the self-titled first album or Night Time. And, they most definitely set the bar in what they could only self-describe as “the sound of the earth vomiting”. Hope to hear it here, Daniel!
As for the limited amount of (repetitive) lyrics, this is their "crowd participation" song. The lyrics are a play on words as Du hast (you have) and Du hasst (you hate) sounds the same. Only the full sentence shows the meaning and the listener is deliberately misled. They often use ambiguous words like on "Mein Teil" (based on a real live event of sexualized cannibalism by mutual consent) as the title translates to "My piece" or "My part" but can also be slang for "My [male genital]".
I love your reaction!! Very authentic and not at all rehearsed, like some others. I heard this song when it first came out and now it’s nice to see young generation reaction.
Oh the irony of French Parisians singing on cue to Germans in the German language. 😄 I saw them many years ago in 2008 and they were awe-inspiring. You could feel the heat from their flame-throwers 6 rows back from the stage. They are a great band. Pronounce Ram-Schtyne
Just a thought but the coronal discharge could work live providing the keyboardist is well insulated, like on a treadmill or something. With arcs that long it's got to be millions of volts but the current would be microamps. Nikola Tesla used to do this stuff onstage a hundred years ago. Maybe it's not CGI.
@@markwebster7435 Well... technically it's not coming out of his finger tips, it's coming out of a high voltage source like a van de graaff generator. It would be attracted to his grounded metal tipped but insulated fingers harmlessly. It's an old stage trick. Looks cool, don't it?
It's "You hate me". The lightning coming from the keyboardist fingers is from a Tesla ball type unit that he is standing in. Till Lindemann is amazing and has solo work out that is amazing. They are touring in 2022. You should try to make it to their concert.
You. You have. You have me. Awesome performance of an awesome song, about very painful love. The have/hate thing is definitely intended, and I believe references a real relationship in his life.
LOL! Whenever someone sees this video for the first time, they always say the same thing…”Is that guy walking on a treadmill?” I was waiting for you to say it. I really like Rammstein. I would absolutely love to go to one of their shows. Another good live video is the one for “Engel” from Madison Square Garden.
At least, he didn't gasp, "wait, is that blood on his arm?" or claim Till's voice was raspy. (As if raspy and deep were the same thing!) Mind you, he did make an "ugh" sound at 4:19...
@@darrylrotrock7816 That is true, he didn’t ask if that was blood on his arm. Most people say that as well. I think he made the “ugh” sound because he was impressed with Till’s voice when he first heard it. I don’t know how anyone could say Till’s deep voice is raspy, but I have heard people say that.
You did it again... introducing me to something I would never think I would like and I ended up kind of enjoying... Still not my thing in general but I found myself bopping along with you and had to admit it was well produced and not the thrash I thought it would be.
There is always someone on this guys videos with a comment like this, having stepped out of their comfort zone, listened with an open mind, and taken away something positive from the song. I appreciate you people, and wish I could be as open minded.
Yeah, I'm not into thrash just for the sake of thrash. Like why even bother with 'lyrics' when not a single word can be understood. Love this type of music, though!
Check out Wintersun “Sons of Winter and Stars”, very special melodic metal, an absolut masterpiece, but it’s super super long and soooo good. Take the live rehearsal version. 👋🇩🇪
Hello, thank you for your fine reactions to the Rammstein songs. I tend more to the old performances from 1996-1998 etc. My urgent recommendations are: 'Spiel mit mir' (Philipshalle Düsseldorf) 'Sehnsucht' (Berlin Wuhlheide 1998) 'Der Meister' (Live 1996-1997) 'Laichzeit' (Live at Bizarre Festival 1996) 'Asche zu Asche' (Live 1997) All the best to you!!
From what I understand: The song writer's girlfriend asked him to marry her. He did not want to get married but did not want to split up either. Then he wrote this song. Hence the "You asked. I said nothing" and "You have me" lyrics.
I'm not a metal fan (except some symphonic metal) but Rammstein knows how to put on one hell of a show. The crowd engagement is amazing at Rammstein concerts. Even the French people in Paris started to sing in German. However I would like to know what you think about Loïc Nottet, a singer and dancer from Belgium. His most popular song is "Million Eyes": th-cam.com/video/68EnJITH-5Q/w-d-xo.html and another recommendation is "Mr/Mme" (his only song in his mother tongue French, but the video has English subtitles): th-cam.com/video/DS8Hkf_aOr4/w-d-xo.html
Loved your intro. Led in well to that musical madness. So much energy and showmanship. The effects thrill along with that killer beat. I never needed to know what they were saying. It just grooved along. Wow!
Excellent reaction. Rammstein is known for their driving riffs, pyrotechnics, and dual meaning lyrics. Till loves to use homophones in his lyrics, so German words that sound identical but are spelled slightly differently. Hast and Hasst for instance. Have and hate.
From my experience the concerts audiences in Europe are way more interactive than the ones in North America. For example in Europe singing along lyrics with the artists are regular part of the experience
Thanks for the reaction. I am a Rammstein-fan since I heard "Engel" the first time and that was back in 1997! Yes, I am a bit "older", but only on the paper, don't feel like that. Or not too much. If you want to see something from the earlier days: th-cam.com/video/Gb1oaOo9njw/w-d-xo.html He does a good job in the translation. This song is called "Tier". Be aware, because it is about a father who rapes his daughter, which unfortunately exists in the world.
Maybe you are interested in from a German. It actually means marriage and man and wife partnership! The "you hate" is just playing with expectations of the crowd because this hard style music let one more thinking about "hate" than "you have". Because later in the song he sings "Willst Du bis der Tod uns scheidet Treu sein? NEIN!" Its a marriage line and means: Do you promise to be for your partner and on its side till death? No! And watching the music video you see the theme man friendship over woman.
Incorrect translation. Very few people listen properly. In the live version Till sings not only: “Willst du bis der Tod euch scheidet Treu ihr sein für alle Tage“ Means Will you till death do you part Be faithful to her for all days He also sings: “Willst du bis zum Tod der Scheide. Treu ihr sein“ Means Will you, till the death of the vagina. Be faithful It sounds the same, but …
You should react to Rammstein - Rammstein (so you can learn to pronounce their name correctly) :P or Lindemann (Rammstein singer's solo band) with the song Knebel
I think, this was realy not your last reaction video from Rammstein !! I've seen any reaction videos on your channal. But i was waiting when you come eventually to Rammstein. Yes.......
Hey, Daniel. I seldom comment anything, but I do enjoy your effort to actually understand and explore songs and lyrics. I'm also not really a fan of this style of music in general, but I have found Rammstein a bit fascinating. And so I have a couple of suggestions for you. Some of this might be a bit over the top and you might not want to react to it (yes, Rammstein can be very controversial and provocative). But here are, in order from mild to not-so-mild a few songs that I'd really find interesting to see your reactions to: . Ich Tu Dir Weh (th-cam.com/video/Q344Zgh_btE/w-d-xo.html) live from Madison Square Garden . Mein Teil (th-cam.com/video/qFpjMNKxsnA/w-d-xo.html) live from Hurricane Festival . Buck Dich (th-cam.com/video/pRXkDYTSAj4/w-d-xo.html) live from Montreal For the second one, please do a bunch of research even before watching it. Lookup the lyrics, and translation. And even more importantly, look up the back story. It might be a bit upsetting (or a lot), but watching the performance after that, when you know what Till is singing, and the story behind it, makes the whole experience even more interesting. Oh, and please record when you are doing the research too. Because that is probably rather interesting as well. For Buch Dich, I would not blame you if you do not put the reaction up, even though I'd be very interested in your reaction, as well as the thoughts about the whole thing, and various implications. If you want a little less controversial, but very strong image things from Rammstein, I could recommend the official videos of Mein Herz Brennt. Now, this song exists in two versions, and I would recommend you check out both. First the "normal" version, then the "piano version". Again, understanding the lyrics only makes these more impactfull, so don't fear doing some research before watching. And of course, other people might disagree on the whole research before looking thing, since it changes how you react. Also, it seems that in general, all of these videos are not getting blocked when reacted to. There are plenty of reactions to all of the ones I mentioned above, and all have been left out there. I guess you are rather busy with requests, and getting on with life in general, so take these suggestions for something to do on a rainy day perhaps. It is fun to participate with someone who actually try to do something meaningful in their reaction, which can also makes other people actually learn something more. So keep doing it. And sorry for the very long comment.
Sonne : Live and Official video Mein Teil : Live Ich tue dir Weh : Live Deutschland : Official video . read lyrics before Spring : Fan Made Video Feuer Frei : Live
I made a translation myself for non-natural German speakers because all the others I've read so far have been just terrible: Hast with a sharp S turns have to hate. German - English Du hast - You have Du hasst - You hate Du hast mich - You have me Du hasst mich - you hate me In the direct English translation that word "have" is then lost: Du hast mich gefragt - You asked me (You have asked me) Du hast mich gefragt und ich hab nichts gesagt You have asked me and i have sayed nothing Willst du bis der Tod euch scheide treu ihr sein für alle Tage Do you want until death separates you faithfull/dedicated/devoted to her for all days "Euch scheide" (You divorce) is a very old German expression. It means when something separates you. The German word for divorce(Scheidung) still contains the word. However, the word Scheide means something else in German. More on that in a moment. Now there is a voice in the background that can be dismissed as Meldoic background music in English but in fact there is a woman singing: Jaaaaaa (Yeeeess in English) and Till sing: NEIN! (NO! in Englisch) Willst du bis zum Tod der Scheide sie lieben auch in schlechten Tagen. - Jaaaa - NEIN! Here comes the second meaning of "Scheide" if you write it in capitalized German as a noun: Do you want until the vagina dies to love her even in bad days. - Yeeees - NO!
Three seconds in: ... aaaaaand there goes the "metal face". I'm going to need to find a translation to the lyrics, because my four semesters of college German isn't helping me here. One of my fellow students played a Rammstein song in class once, and the professor, a 65-year-old German woman, was not a fan.
If you like this may I recommend you check out Xmal Deutschland and their 1984 album Tocsin... so many solid songs on there. Early Goth/Industrial... and almost all in German.
If I remember correctly, the lead singer is a licensed pyrotechnician. That's why their shows have a lot of fire effects :)
Suggestions:
- Engel
- Sonne
- Mein Teil
- Radio
- Feuer frei!
- Mein Herz brennt
- Ich Will
- Keine Lust (Just for the video)
*Just to name a few!*
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Mein Teil is creepy and my "least favorite" on the list I made. You do have to "experience" the song, at least, once. Plus, I want to see your facial expressions and hear what you have to say when you start getting into what the song is referring to. 🍲 🔪
German speaker here...
The lyrics of the verse are basically 2 sentences saying
"You have asked me" = "Du hast mich gefragt"
"But I didn´t reply" = "Aber ich hab´nichts gesagt" literally translated it´s "But I said nothing" meaning in that particular context "I didn´t reply to your question"
The chorus is then the old traditional German marriage vow.
Where the priest or the marriage registrar was asking both of the marriage couple but each seperately those 2 questions before he declares the couple for married.
"Do you want to be loyal for all days till death is tearing you both apart ?"
"Do you want to love her(or him) for all days till death is tearing you both apart ?"
But here in the song he is replying to every of both questions with a clear "No" even each twice "No, No"
That is what the song is about = "he strongly refused to marry his girlfriend at the wedding ceremony."
But they split up the first sentence of the lyrics "You have asked me" into single words then adding one after another in order to built a whole meaningful sentence...like "Du"..."Du hast".."Du hast mich"..."Du hast mich gefragt"
Now here is the clue..the verb "have" in 2nd person singular and the verb "hate" in 2nd person singular are sounding in German phonetically exactly the same but they are written differently .."Du hast"= "You have"...but "Du hasst" written with 2 "s" = "You hate"
So when the sentence word progression reaches the point of "Du hast mich" then it sounds like saying "You hate me/Du hasst mich" because of the lack of further context posed till to this point and that is misleading the audience because it is just heard it but not read ..in this song it is simple a on purpose intended pure phonetic wordplay which only just works "phonetically" and only just makes sense in that particular context of what that song is about...because in the aftermath of that song "the girl" very likely will then hate him after he replied so intensely with "No" after he was getting asked the marriage vow at a marriage ceremony in front of all the wedding guests.
But in fact there is no single word of "hate" in the lyrics.
that´s like saying in English totally out of the blue with no further context
"My".."My deer".."My deer has".."My deer has huge".."My deer has huge antlers"...until I say "antlers" you will very likely think/presume I´m speaking of "My Dear having huge... ...presumed breasts or butt cheeks or teeth... what ever" and you are not thinking in the slightest about "My deer"...and the very similar thing is happening here in the lyrics..until they have not finished the whole sentence by adding the last word "gefragt/asked" everyone is falsely presuming he speaks of "Somebody who hates another somebody" but in fact he didn´t at all in that particular sentence..he is just tricking the audience.
Rammstein is a pyrotechnic collective with an interest in guitar riffs.
Engel at Madison Square Garden is an epic reaction. Won’t get blocked either.
*I AM OBSESSED WITH THIS VIDEO AND RAMMSTEIN!!!* 🔥
*You have to watch the original video - it's like a mini film!* (Reservoir Dogs.) Also - remember, this was filmed in Paris! So, a French crowd singing in German.
*I WILL be seeing them LIVE the next time they come to New York!* #DuHast
#YouHaveMe
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Actually, you may say, "Ich will"! God, let's hope we all can...I was crushed (although not surprised) when this year's concerts were postponed.
Some bands really shine live, and have managed to capture the magic on film. This is one of those bands. I'm so glad you've done the live version! Please consider live versions when greatness like this is available. The fans want you to see their bands at their best and can help guide you.
This should be the beginning of a great Journey ending with epic „Deutschland“
The electricity that comes down to the keyboard is real. They have the keyboad hooked up to a huge Tesla Coil above his head. It's safe but it's also real dude, crazy.
"Mutter" (Mother) live in Paris should also be possible without being blocked. A very powerful ballad. "Mein Herz brennt"( My heart burns ) is very good as an official music video or live at the Download Festival.
yes and Mein Herz brennt Piano Version official music video
Interesting that you've mentioned System of a down. There are a few connections, they are friends, John Dolmayan is a fan, wears Rammstein caps on stage, Daron Malakian played guitar for Rammstein for a couple of shows in the US because their own guitarist was injured. You may find pics online. It was funny to see Daron wearing a typical Rammstein outfit on stage, being a bit scared from all the fire. Rammstein and SOAD are also my 2 favorite bands. I can't exactly tell what it is, both bands are from different genres, Rammsteins guitar work is way simpler as SOAD's. I think what they have in common is the energy, and some theatrical operatic vibes, by Till Lindemann and Serj Tankian, allthough they sound quite different. Both bands have kind of an exotic tone that's unique in the world of Rock/Metal. SOAD's tone is eastern european and sometimes middle-eastern, and Rammsteins is german. Both is exotic in americans ears. And as crazy both bands are, both are also surprisingly catchy.
This crowd is in Paris, singing in German, you can find similar live videos from all over the world.
Especially at Rammstein's shows in Mexico. "Waidmanns Heil Live Mexico City 26.05.2011 (Multicam) HD"th-cam.com/video/Dvp0Ej4DR8s/w-d-xo.html is out of this world.
I'm so happy I saw them live in 2005. The heat from the fires was awesome! 😁😍🔥🔥
This performance is what made me a fan and listen to everything they have done. I can’t believe I missed out on them for so long.
Good reaction!!! You have just seen the best live band on earth by fare. A Rammstein Concert is a lifetime experience. Nobody can compete with Rammstein when it comes to live show quality and live music perfection, pyro and showmanship. Rammstein is a mixture of techno and metal, called Dance/Techno Metal. Rammstein is like Mad Max on Metal.
Exactly right. THE best.
“Mad Max on Metal” I like that!
Rammstein! Ausgezeichnet! Great band. Rammstein is an example of what's called Neue Deutsche Härte (New German Hardness). The lead singer is an expert in pyrotechnics and Rammstein uses fire effects quite frequently, as you see. They're metal, definitely, but a strange subgenre of it. If you want to see another incredible example of their live stuff, look for a video called Rammstein - [LIVE] Landgraaf, Pinkpop Festival, Netherlands, 2016.06.11 [PRO] . You talk about the crowd getting into it--MAN! It's the opening to their 2016 show, and it looks like a horror movie filmed in a steel mill. It will utterly blow your mind. And if you want a wide, really loud sample of Rammstein stuff, check out a video called 50 Rammstein Riffs. It's by an Italian guy named Andrea Boma Boccarusso. The opening 4 or 5 riffs are as hard as anything I've ever heard.
I don't know if you could pull it off, but I've seen other reactors get it...."Deutschland" is an opus. Over nine minutes of production quality that rivals Hollywood. This band is not afraid ....
Definitely the long version of "Deutschland" with intro and credits.
I loved your honest reaction to Rammstein. I recommend the Sonne video, you will love the song and the cool Snow White references. I am a 69 year old with tickets to see them in San Antonio (my first time live)!
Congrats on beginning your Rammstein journey! Pick any song, you will not be disappointed. Loved your genuine reaction...want more! Rock on!
I love how organic and well you react. An honest reaction like that is always a good one.
Rammstein is crazy funny epic and well made, cool that you reacted to them
Actually the video was part of a DVD from a concert in Paris that was filmed by several cinematic cameras and put together by a director. They even added some awkward visual effects. So it is not a normal "Live" video.
You opened pandora's box - welcome to addiction 😎
So glad you've got round to R+ Lot's more to check out.
I'm hoping to go see them this year.
You mean next year right? As I know they are rescheduled to 2022. At least here in Europe. I have a ticket. I am holding on to it so long I have to.
@@andreagruber5813 Yes, my mistake. Rescheduled for next year at Coventry. An old workmate has tickets for his neighbour who doesn't think he can go so hopefully his loss is my gain 🙂
@@Stiffspeed Sounds good. I will be in Cardiff, Fire Zone. 🤘🏻
@@andreagruber5813 Enjoy! 😎👍
@@Stiffspeed I will for sure, even if I might loose some hair. 😉 You too.
How is it that a 70 year old guy like myself knows about and likes Rammstein and a young guy like yourself never heard them? Shouldn't it be the other way around?
Well there is most likely bands other people know that you have never heard of.
Taste! You got excellent taste!
Rammstein is a group that's almost 30 years old now!:)
@@TheHopperUK and never had a band member change
You have been in the world. He has not. I guess wildly that ”America” was when Rammstein was caught on your radar, and this guy was a twinkle in his daddy’s eyes back then.
Live from Madison Sguare Garden ❤❤❤ Rammstein ❤
More Rammstein Dude 🤘🤘
A band you HAVE to see live. Their shows are insane. Got to see them at the O2 Arena in London with backstage pass. We were so close our eyelashes almost curled back from the pyrotechnics. Nice guys, but T-totallers:D
YESS!!! More Rammstein!!
Finally someone new who is very likely to love Rammstein and go through a lot of songs. Be prepared to receive a lot of love from the Rammstein Community and learn many cool details. 😎
To contrast this see Mein Herz brennt first the official cinematic video followed by the piano version (to get the story of the latter). The piano version is so beautifully haunting.
Hey! I loved the reaction! And I loved that you went in depth afterwards! Looking forward to seeing more Rammstein from you 😄
I would recommend watching Mein Teil live from 2013 (based on real events) and Ich Tu Dir Weh (which was put on the index - basically censoring it, due to the graphic lyrics), live from Madison Square Garden.
I would *also* highly recommend educatedmarine's videos, as he very artistically puts the English translated lyrics + any relevant background information on the videos (live, official music videos or custom made videos for the songs which have neither). They're very well made, and a great way of getting to know the band and their songs!
As far as the band goes, it likes to delve into the extremes, but they're often misunderstood to be a violent and hateful group. Behind all the controversy, each member are very grounded and reflected, and none of them condone the violence they write about. Which makes it easier for me as a fan to love them as much as I do 😂
As I said, I really enjoyed your video, and had to subscribe to you 😁😊
I really hope to see more of Rammstein from you! 🤘
Here's the channel for educatedmarine's videos, I highly recommend them. He has a video for Mein Teil, with information about the real life case the song is based upon. The lyrics are dark, but humorous, and the live show is *mind blowing* 😂
Educatedmarine:
th-cam.com/users/educatedmarine
Mein Teil (English lyrics + info):
th-cam.com/video/txIiZgTdkV4/w-d-xo.html
This first video is one of his earlier work, and his most creative and impressive work comes in later video. But this one is definitely worth the look 😉
Rammstein makes a dream comes true for all the reaction-to-something-guys. Their live shows and as well their official videos have mostly a high quality and offer a lot to react.
Rammstein like to play on words and sometimes they connect this with their video. But that is stuff for later, when you are more advanced with Rammstein. And even when there is no official video available there are sometime very good fan made videos as for the song _Spring_ where is a video with paper figures. Very good.
I myself don't consider me as a Rammstein fan, of course I like some of their songs. I mainly like to watch other people to certain Rammstein stuff.
I forget how many times I've headbanged in metal clubs to this lol, but now my neck is old and tired...Du Hast is a standard. \m/ \m/
That riff is very similar to Killing Joke’s ‘Millennium’ (1994). You really should give Killing Joke a listen, they are the godfathers of Industrial Metal. Metallica, NIN, Ministry, Nirvana, Front Line Assembly, Rammstein, Foo Fighters and so many cite them as influential. Their 1994 album ‘Pandemonium’ cements it with ‘Pandemonium’, ‘Exorcism’ and ‘Millennium’, which they recorded in the King’s Chamber of the Great Pyramid in Egypt after bribing officials. They go back to 1979 though and are STILL going, and toured as support for Tool recently.
Agreed. I spent the best part of the 80’s touring with them, as my ex was a band member. Oh the stories! They recorded the album “Night Time” at Hansa Ton Studios in Berlin, where Bowie recorded his Berlin trilogy…Heroes, etc. The wall was still up at the time, and it served as the source of much late night/early morning shenanigans. Like I said…OH! The stories! Maybe I’ll relinquish one or two if Daniel decides to do a reaction vid. But yes, definitely check out their music…personally I prefer the earlier KJ, like the self-titled first album or Night Time. And, they most definitely set the bar in what they could only self-describe as “the sound of the earth vomiting”. Hope to hear it here, Daniel!
Killing joke are awsome .
Heavy. Great stage show. Great reaction too.
Great reaction!! 👍👍
More Rammstein, please 😊
Great Reaction-Video! Liked & Subscribed!👍🏻
Best live show you will ever see!
As for the limited amount of (repetitive) lyrics, this is their "crowd participation" song.
The lyrics are a play on words as Du hast (you have) and Du hasst (you hate) sounds the same. Only the full sentence shows the meaning and the listener is deliberately misled.
They often use ambiguous words like on "Mein Teil" (based on a real live event of sexualized cannibalism by mutual consent) as the title translates to "My piece" or "My part" but can also be slang for "My [male genital]".
WELCOME TO THE WORLD ACCORDING TO RAMMSTEIN!
Great sounds great music great live band concert
You had me
At
Du hast mich
I love your reaction!! Very authentic and not at all rehearsed, like some others. I heard this song when it first came out and now it’s nice to see young generation reaction.
Great reaction. A mass of French people singing in German.
Great reaction to RAMMSTEIN. Engle would be a good video to react to. Thank you.
They're such a great band to see live!
Oh the irony of French Parisians singing on cue to Germans in the German language. 😄
I saw them many years ago in 2008 and they were awe-inspiring. You could feel the heat from their flame-throwers 6 rows back from the stage.
They are a great band.
Pronounce Ram-Schtyne
Check out “Deutschland,” it’s awesome. And Sonne.
Just a thought but the coronal discharge could work live providing the keyboardist is well insulated, like on a treadmill or something. With arcs that long it's got to be millions of volts but the current would be microamps. Nikola Tesla used to do this stuff onstage a hundred years ago. Maybe it's not CGI.
It was enhanced post production, ain’t nothing coming out of his hands.
@@markwebster7435 this is exactly how it appears onstage. There’s no post-production special effects.
@@markwebster7435 Well... technically it's not coming out of his finger tips, it's coming out of a high voltage source like a van de graaff generator. It would be attracted to his grounded metal tipped but insulated fingers harmlessly. It's an old stage trick. Looks cool, don't it?
It's "You hate me". The lightning coming from the keyboardist fingers is from a Tesla ball type unit that he is standing in. Till Lindemann is amazing and has solo work out that is amazing. They are touring in 2022. You should try to make it to their concert.
You. You have. You have me. Awesome performance of an awesome song, about very painful love. The have/hate thing is definitely intended, and I believe references a real relationship in his life.
LOL! Whenever someone sees this video for the first time, they always say the same thing…”Is that guy walking on a treadmill?” I was waiting for you to say it. I really like Rammstein. I would absolutely love to go to one of their shows. Another good live video is the one for “Engel” from Madison Square Garden.
At least, he didn't gasp, "wait, is that blood on his arm?" or claim Till's voice was raspy. (As if raspy and deep were the same thing!) Mind you, he did make an "ugh" sound at 4:19...
@@darrylrotrock7816 That is true, he didn’t ask if that was blood on his arm. Most people say that as well. I think he made the “ugh” sound because he was impressed with Till’s voice when he first heard it. I don’t know how anyone could say Till’s deep voice is raspy, but I have heard people say that.
Rammstein, stein pronounced as in the German beer mug, rather than steen. An English version you must see is "Amerika," for obvious reasons.
I don't know why so many americans say Rammsteen but then they say Einstein and Frankenstein and not Einsteen and Frankensteen. Go figure. O_o
You did it again... introducing me to something I would never think I would like and I ended up kind of enjoying...
Still not my thing in general but I found myself bopping along with you and had to admit it was well produced and not the thrash I thought it would be.
I agree. I wouldn't make it a habit of listening to but it has that beat and I love how the crowd reacts!
There is always someone on this guys videos with a comment like this, having stepped out of their comfort zone, listened with an open mind, and taken away something positive from the song. I appreciate you people, and wish I could be as open minded.
Yeah, I'm not into thrash just for the sake of thrash. Like why even bother with 'lyrics' when not a single word can be understood. Love this type of music, though!
You seemed to miss the bit when he fired the flares over the crowd, you were looking away.
This Video Kicks Ass !!!
French crowd are always great :)
next one must be "DEUTSCHLAND" or "MEIN HERZ BRENNT"
Actually the lightening effect wasn't edited in, it's done with Terms coils. The keyboard player is insulated.
Tesla coils. Stupid autocorrect.
Saw an early Rammstein video for a very pop sounding song. What a long strange trip it's been indeed.
I give up! What song?
I do not think that lightning was edited in..i saw them in like 2000 and its was amazing band had lots if FIRE!
Check out Wintersun “Sons of Winter and Stars”, very special melodic metal, an absolut masterpiece, but it’s super super long and soooo good.
Take the live rehearsal version.
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Hello, thank you for your fine reactions to the Rammstein songs. I tend more to the old performances from 1996-1998 etc.
My urgent recommendations are:
'Spiel mit mir' (Philipshalle Düsseldorf)
'Sehnsucht' (Berlin Wuhlheide 1998)
'Der Meister' (Live 1996-1997)
'Laichzeit' (Live at Bizarre Festival 1996)
'Asche zu Asche' (Live 1997)
All the best to you!!
From what I understand: The song writer's girlfriend asked him to marry her. He did not want to get married but did not want to split up either. Then he wrote this song. Hence the "You asked. I said nothing" and "You have me" lyrics.
Yes, very close, maybe bullseye with your interpretation!
"HAST" = have..."HASST" = hate, but it is meant to be a play on words
I'm not a metal fan (except some symphonic metal) but Rammstein knows how to put on one hell of a show. The crowd engagement is amazing at Rammstein concerts. Even the French people in Paris started to sing in German.
However I would like to know what you think about Loïc Nottet, a singer and dancer from Belgium. His most popular song is "Million Eyes": th-cam.com/video/68EnJITH-5Q/w-d-xo.html and another recommendation is "Mr/Mme" (his only song in his mother tongue French, but the video has English subtitles): th-cam.com/video/DS8Hkf_aOr4/w-d-xo.html
Loved your intro. Led in well to that musical madness. So much energy and showmanship. The effects thrill along with that killer beat. I never needed to know what they were saying. It just grooved along. Wow!
Good Job Daniel :D The problem with german music is the strict copyright laws here :)
Rammstein.... like Frankenstein, you'll never mispronounce again.
or Einstein!
Frankenstein, Einstein, Rammstein ;)
Have a good one!
Or, Rammstein, Einstein, Frankenstein. In descending order, so to speak...
Excellent reaction. Rammstein is known for their driving riffs, pyrotechnics, and dual meaning lyrics. Till loves to use homophones in his lyrics, so German words that sound identical but are spelled slightly differently. Hast and Hasst for instance. Have and hate.
From my experience the concerts audiences in Europe are way more interactive than the ones in North America. For example in Europe singing along lyrics with the artists are regular part of the experience
Wecome to the Rammstein-Universe :D
Ich will is another great crowd participation video from hellfest. Mein teil is one of those great true life stories involving great prop work
Du hast is "you have me", Du hasst (with double s) means "you hate me". It is a twist on german wedding vows.
On croud participation: they perform in France in the crowd sings in German...
Great show great music fans are goi into
Thanks for the reaction. I am a Rammstein-fan since I heard "Engel" the first time and that was back in 1997! Yes, I am a bit "older", but only on the paper, don't feel like that. Or not too much. If you want to see something from the earlier days: th-cam.com/video/Gb1oaOo9njw/w-d-xo.html He does a good job in the translation. This song is called "Tier". Be aware, because it is about a father who rapes his daughter, which unfortunately exists in the world.
Hey, I requested this over a year ago.
hi there like your comments this is a link for original video but english there you get the true meaning form the band themself
the Chorus is the German wedding vow
struggle to understand why you don't get more views?. Take care
They are really cool
Maybe you are interested in from a German. It actually means marriage and man and wife partnership! The "you hate" is just playing with expectations of the crowd because this hard style music let one more thinking about "hate" than "you have". Because later in the song he sings "Willst Du bis der Tod uns scheidet Treu sein? NEIN!" Its a marriage line and means: Do you promise to be for your partner and on its side till death? No! And watching the music video you see the theme man friendship over woman.
Incorrect translation.
Very few people listen properly. In the live version Till sings not only:
“Willst du bis der Tod euch scheidet
Treu ihr sein für alle Tage“
Means
Will you till death do you part
Be faithful to her for all days
He also sings:
“Willst du bis zum Tod der Scheide.
Treu ihr sein“
Means
Will you, till the death of the vagina.
Be faithful
It sounds the same, but …
your face and eys are lit
The Avett Brothers - Ballad of Love and Hate (live)
You should react to Rammstein - Rammstein (so you can learn to pronounce their name correctly) :P
or Lindemann (Rammstein singer's solo band) with the song Knebel
Lindemann is too soon 🤫🤫🤫
new metal ????25 years on the road !!!
check out engel
Du Hast
Suggestions. Simple. Alles.
I think, this was realy not your last reaction video from Rammstein !! I've seen any reaction videos on your channal. But i was waiting when you come eventually to Rammstein. Yes.......
Hey, Daniel. I seldom comment anything, but I do enjoy your effort to actually understand and explore songs and lyrics. I'm also not really a fan of this style of music in general, but I have found Rammstein a bit fascinating. And so I have a couple of suggestions for you. Some of this might be a bit over the top and you might not want to react to it (yes, Rammstein can be very controversial and provocative). But here are, in order from mild to not-so-mild a few songs that I'd really find interesting to see your reactions to:
. Ich Tu Dir Weh (th-cam.com/video/Q344Zgh_btE/w-d-xo.html) live from Madison Square Garden
. Mein Teil (th-cam.com/video/qFpjMNKxsnA/w-d-xo.html) live from Hurricane Festival
. Buck Dich (th-cam.com/video/pRXkDYTSAj4/w-d-xo.html) live from Montreal
For the second one, please do a bunch of research even before watching it. Lookup the lyrics, and translation. And even more importantly, look up the back story. It might be a bit upsetting (or a lot), but watching the performance after that, when you know what Till is singing, and the story behind it, makes the whole experience even more interesting. Oh, and please record when you are doing the research too. Because that is probably rather interesting as well.
For Buch Dich, I would not blame you if you do not put the reaction up, even though I'd be very interested in your reaction, as well as the thoughts about the whole thing, and various implications.
If you want a little less controversial, but very strong image things from Rammstein, I could recommend the official videos of Mein Herz Brennt. Now, this song exists in two versions, and I would recommend you check out both. First the "normal" version, then the "piano version". Again, understanding the lyrics only makes these more impactfull, so don't fear doing some research before watching.
And of course, other people might disagree on the whole research before looking thing, since it changes how you react.
Also, it seems that in general, all of these videos are not getting blocked when reacted to. There are plenty of reactions to all of the ones I mentioned above, and all have been left out there.
I guess you are rather busy with requests, and getting on with life in general, so take these suggestions for something to do on a rainy day perhaps. It is fun to participate with someone who actually try to do something meaningful in their reaction, which can also makes other people actually learn something more. So keep doing it. And sorry for the very long comment.
Sonne : Live and Official video
Mein Teil : Live
Ich tue dir Weh : Live
Deutschland : Official video . read lyrics before
Spring : Fan Made Video
Feuer Frei : Live
I made a translation myself for non-natural German speakers because all the others I've read so far have been just terrible:
Hast with a sharp S turns have to hate.
German - English
Du hast - You have
Du hasst - You hate
Du hast mich - You have me
Du hasst mich - you hate me
In the direct English translation that word "have" is then lost:
Du hast mich gefragt - You asked me (You have asked me)
Du hast mich gefragt und ich hab nichts gesagt
You have asked me and i have sayed nothing
Willst du bis der Tod euch scheide treu ihr sein für alle Tage
Do you want until death separates you faithfull/dedicated/devoted to her for all days
"Euch scheide" (You divorce) is a very old German expression. It means when something separates you. The German word for divorce(Scheidung) still contains the word. However, the word Scheide means something else in German. More on that in a moment.
Now there is a voice in the background that can be dismissed as Meldoic background music in English but in fact there is a woman singing: Jaaaaaa (Yeeeess in English) and Till sing: NEIN! (NO! in Englisch)
Willst du bis zum Tod der Scheide sie lieben auch in schlechten Tagen. - Jaaaa - NEIN!
Here comes the second meaning of "Scheide" if you write it in capitalized German as a noun:
Do you want until the vagina dies to love her even in bad days. - Yeeees - NO!
Three seconds in: ... aaaaaand there goes the "metal face". I'm going to need to find a translation to the lyrics, because my four semesters of college German isn't helping me here. One of my fellow students played a Rammstein song in class once, and the professor, a 65-year-old German woman, was not a fan.
If you like this may I recommend you check out Xmal Deutschland and their 1984 album Tocsin... so many solid songs on there. Early Goth/Industrial... and almost all in German.
RAMMSCHTEIN! ;)
Simple German love song.
: )