This song is about a relationship where the wife is seriously ill. She has kept her illness from her husband, but is too weak to tell him. And in a final move asks him for one last kiss before she dies in his arms.
The line "Wo das Meer das Land berührt" comes from a sign that was placed in front of Haus Weimar, where the band recorded the first songs.[2] The female background vocals are provided by Bobo. "Nebel" (fog) reads backwards "Leben" (life), which is basically what the song is about. After the line "Und hat ihn auf die Stirn geküsst", Flake can be heard saying "Eifersüchtig" (jealous). Footage of the band playing a slower version of the guitar arpeggio of Ein Lied appeared in 2001 in the TV show "MTV Masters" as an intro to the song.[3] It is unknown whether the melody was first used in Nebel or an early version of Ein Lied was actually composed during the recording sessions for Mutter.
Love Till's rich, clean pitch in this song. German used to be known worldwide as the language of the poets and thinkers. I still think it is. This song is a good example. Whenever I'm in a melancholic mood, I love to listen to this song. It warms my soul. Like a cozy blancket.
The oblivion of the beautiful days of the past, which Rammstein describes as "fog". Read "Nebel" backwards it's "Leben" [life]....The double meaning in this song.
The song "Nebel" is a Homage to the Oscar winning film "Love Story" 1970 with with Ali MacGraw and Ryan O’Neal. If you reverse the word "Nebel" (fog) it means "Leben" (life) The song highlights the poignancy of life and death, of the brief but sweet moments shared before everything fades into fog. The haunting images of the woman's final moments before her death and the man's grief after she is gone are a powerful and heartbreaking message.
Interesting aspect of this video is, that sometimes the English translated words appear slowly in German sentence structure so you can imagine a little bit what it must feel like for someone to hear the German singing word by word. Sometimes the word order is the same as in English as both are of the same origin. "Und seine Augen werden nass" => "And his eyes become wet".
Cheer yourself up with either Zick Zack or Keine Lust - the official videos, not the live ones-: not light-hearted subjects but the videos are very funny.
That's a good idea. Zick Zack and Keine Lust are funny and sarcastic at the time. And at 2nd glance a bit sad as well. Regarding some aspects of todays western societies and its shenanigans.
Rammstein is only hard, German and provocative.....This song is the best proof of that.....More (power) ballads by Rammstein: Amour / Love Ohne Dich / Without you Frühling in Paris / Spring in Paris Stirb nicht vor mir / Don't die before me Feuer und Wasser / Fire and water Zeit / time Wilder Wein / Wine Slide Wo bist Du? / Where are you? Diamant / diamond Seemann / "Sailor"
Pura poesia❤
This song is about a relationship where the wife is seriously ill. She has kept her illness from her husband, but is too weak to tell him. And in a final move asks him for one last kiss before she dies in his arms.
Unbelievble how many beautiful songs they made.
a lot has to come yet. How about Keine Lust and Auslander (both video's are insane)
The line "Wo das Meer das Land berührt" comes from a sign that was placed in front of Haus Weimar, where the band recorded the first songs.[2]
The female background vocals are provided by Bobo.
"Nebel" (fog) reads backwards "Leben" (life), which is basically what the song is about.
After the line "Und hat ihn auf die Stirn geküsst", Flake can be heard saying "Eifersüchtig" (jealous).
Footage of the band playing a slower version of the guitar arpeggio of Ein Lied appeared in 2001 in the TV show "MTV Masters" as an intro to the song.[3] It is unknown whether the melody was first used in Nebel or an early version of Ein Lied was actually composed during the recording sessions for Mutter.
Love Till's rich, clean pitch in this song. German used to be known worldwide as the language of the poets and thinkers. I still think it is. This song is a good example. Whenever I'm in a melancholic mood, I love to listen to this song. It warms my soul. Like a cozy blancket.
My most favourite Rammstein ballad is Diamant…live version…the way Till sing it with closed eyes gives me goosebumps❤ I feel it
Can you send the link?
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@@rammirocker9445 thanks
Beautiful!
this song brings tears in eyes.
Till is a poet,his lyrics are touching.
Beautiful song
The oblivion of the beautiful days of the past, which Rammstein describes as "fog". Read "Nebel" backwards it's "Leben" [life]....The double meaning in this song.
Poetry
beautiful in every single aspect
The song "Nebel" is a Homage to the Oscar winning film "Love Story" 1970 with with Ali MacGraw and Ryan O’Neal. If you reverse the word "Nebel" (fog) it means "Leben" (life) The song highlights the poignancy of life and death, of the brief but sweet moments shared before everything fades into fog. The haunting images of the woman's final moments before her death and the man's grief after she is gone are a powerful and heartbreaking message.
Thanks so much for this great Reaction from this great Song....Thanks
Thanks for watching
Completely understand Rick. When life bites it doesn't bite softly. Thankyou.
Agreed 👍. Thanks for watching
Interesting aspect of this video is, that sometimes the English translated words appear slowly in German sentence structure so you can imagine a little bit what it must feel like for someone to hear the German singing word by word. Sometimes the word order is the same as in English as both are of the same origin. "Und seine Augen werden nass" => "And his eyes become wet".
I’ve already forgotten that kiss😞This is translated correctly since the narration is in the first person
Nice 👍🏻 thanks
Thank you too
Tip: "Ohne dich" Live vom Völkerball👍🙋
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I can't listning to Ohne dich , i begin cry 😥
@maritakorneliusson2145 I'm going to do it soon. Needed a break from the heavy stuff before do it.
Hello, have you hear from Till Lindemann the song " Knebel " its a good one ! Greatings and love from germany Eva ❤❤🥰❤❤🥰❤❤
I did it (OV). Got blocked 🚫.
@@B-Drags-DenHello, sorry, i try to find it for you ! Lg Eva ❤❤🥰❤❤🥰❤❤
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@evaetterer6000 hopefully you can open the link. It's blocked from public viewing.
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Cheer yourself up with either Zick Zack or Keine Lust - the official videos, not the live ones-: not light-hearted subjects but the videos are very funny.
That's a good idea. Zick Zack and Keine Lust are funny and sarcastic at the time. And at 2nd glance a bit sad as well. Regarding some aspects of todays western societies and its shenanigans.
And with English subtitles, otherwise he doesn't understand what is funny.
Will do. Thanks
Or he could really lighten the mood and do Buch dich lol
my vote is for 'Keine Lust'
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Rammstein is only hard, German and provocative.....This song is the best proof of that.....More (power) ballads by Rammstein:
Amour / Love
Ohne Dich / Without you
Frühling in Paris / Spring in Paris
Stirb nicht vor mir / Don't die before me
Feuer und Wasser / Fire and water
Zeit / time
Wilder Wein / Wine Slide
Wo bist Du? / Where are you?
Diamant / diamond
Seemann / "Sailor"
Thanks
I can see you be very much toucht of this . Maby you lost some one😥❤
Yep. At my age it happens more often
RaMM -"Fire and Waser" song video
I'll check it out
Schwarzes Glas Rammstein old school fire reaction please
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