😅😅"komm in mein boot" is german and the full text also german. german and english language are similar. old english come from germany ( low saxony ). german: komm in mein boot english: come in my boat allerbest ut noorddüütschland vun de waterkant bremerhaven😊
moin mien keerl, wi noorddütschen keerls sünn schon de best up de werld ,,😁 es leve nedersassen! emsland is mol net bannig wiet weg vun mi. so den hool di wuchtig mien keerl un allerbest vun de waterkant😁 @@HelMut3103
Ninas voice is even more amazing. You heard about the half of her range. If you are not afraid of weirdness, try the life versions of Naturträne or New York, New York. Prepare yourself. 😅
The crazy thing is that the Rammstein singer who is known for his deep voice sings this song quite high while Nina is actually known for a very high voice.
My own thought on what Nina represents in the video is that she's a Siren. They lured sailors into the rocks by singing to them. The skull dress, the extinguishing of the lamp at the lighthouse all suggest certain death for the sailor rowing his boat to what he thought was safety. Nina's range is vast, what we hear in this performance is just a small amount of her vocal range. Her work here with Apocalyptica is exceptional, love it.
Nina's talent is extraordinary. I've seen her twice. The undisputable Mother of Punk can do Christmas songs, (Silent Night, Ave Maria), Big Band Standards (2 albums worth, check out the live version of Somewhere Over The Rainbow), David Bowie inspired Glitter rock (New York, New York) to Janis Joplin's (Move Over) to Hendrix-inspired (Live on Mars)... Universal Radio, (the remixes), So Bad, Tiere, Love Heart Attack and so many more. One of One, she is.
Thank you for this nice video. The song is basically about loneliness. Someone is begging another person to become a part of his/her life ("Komm in mein Boot" - this is sung in German, but sounds the same as English). But he admits that he will be the "Helmsman" ("Steuermann" in German). Its teasing and commanding at the same time - after all its Rammstein. Nina is known as a little lunatic in Germany, but her voice is phenomenal. Her best performance ever is "Natur-Träne", where she's mocking an opera singer. More fun is "TV-Glotzer": Binge watching TV.
now this brings me back to my youth, snogged some random bird round the back of a pub where some band was playing at, few years later i see the same chick on stage at another venue, turned out id had nina hagens tongue in my throat, bloody brilliant
I truly enjoyed your reaction. Just one little thing: The line "komm in mein Boot" just happens to sound like "come in my boat" .... thanks to the influence of the Angles and Saxons, both germanic tribes, to the English language .... if you listen closley you will hear the "n" at the end of "mein" - so she did not sing it in English, as you suppose, to make the message more comprehensible to non german speakers - it´s a pure coincidence
...love to see/hear how you appreciate the artistry in one of my top favorite collaborations in music ... ... two extraordinary artist share love of great musical piece and lift/resonate it to next level ...
Thank you for this. Nina Hagen is a legend. The Godmother of Punk. And she has an incredible vocal range. And Lena, i wanted to request that song next month..😅 You were a little bit faster… 👍🏼
Sorry for taking the request from you ;) I was thinking about something "more Nina" but went with a "safer" choice first. But I was definitely wondering if someone would beat me to this
Nina can sing opera but in bass :D She is one of our old school punk chicas from back in the day. I know you lsitened to Tote hosen and so on. She is like 70/80s Punk. Also performed with the british punk scene back then. Her daughter Cosma Shiva Hagen was born in Los Angeles. She is an actress, but I think she only did german movies.
Glad you liked it! It's just an amazing combination of a great original song, a great band, and a great singer! It was kind of a safe choice introducing you to Nina with this song, her own songs, and other covers are definitely more her, meaning a bit crazier, more playing with her voice (she can hit those high notes). Definitely got more from her on my list for you :) Oh and yeah as the others were saying there's no English in this song, it just sounds very similar
She didnt say "Come in my Boad". She is but in German! It sounds exactly the same! "Komm in mein Boot!" I know, its so hard to understand german but i love this Song so much! Great Reaction. And Nina is my favourite of german Artists!
Nina is a legend here in Germany. You were not wrong guessing she sings opera, because that's what she's able to, too 😉 If you like weird you should check out her performance of "Naturträne" live. She kind of invented opera with Rock music 😀
You should listen to Till's version of David Bowie's song Heroes, which he recorded in collaboration with Apocalyptica. The song is called Helden in German.
Nina Hagen was always more punk rock in operatic style. When I requested Naturträne a long time ago, I thought you would like her operatic style of singing and her crazy show. The highest tone in this clip is not as high as her lowest tone in Naturträne. I'm shocked how much her voice has degraded over time. When she was younger she sang over 4 octaves. You really should do Naturträne at rockpalast to compare now ;). What Alanna said is true. We tend to color black and white in our minds. I remember being convinced that a childrens tv show in The Netherlands about a clown in my youth was in color, but as it turns out, we didn't even had color tv until years after the show had stopped. :D
😅😅"komm in mein boot" is german and the full text also german.
german and english language are similar.
old english come from germany ( low saxony ).
german: komm in mein boot
english: come in my boat
allerbest ut noorddüütschland vun de waterkant bremerhaven😊
Moin. Noch ein Niedersachse hier.. Ich bin aus dem Emsland..🤘🏻
moin mien keerl, wi noorddütschen keerls sünn schon de best up de werld ,,😁
es leve nedersassen!
emsland is mol net bannig wiet weg vun mi.
so den hool di wuchtig mien keerl un allerbest vun de waterkant😁
@@HelMut3103
Morjen.
Herzliches Hallo us däm Rheinland: Düren bei Colonia. Staats a pärche Norddeutsche he ze kumplementeere. UP THE IRONS & FREE LINDEMANN
Elmshorn hier ;) moin moin ihr Hafensänger
Grüsse aus Berlin ;) Ihr seid der Hammer^^
Ninas voice is even more amazing. You heard about the half of her range. If you are not afraid of weirdness, try the life versions of Naturträne or New York, New York. Prepare yourself. 😅
Yeah. Anyone who sees this video should come away from it thinking “I need to hear more Nina Hagen”
The crazy thing is that the Rammstein singer who is known for his deep voice sings this song quite high while Nina is actually known for a very high voice.
She’s known for having a six octave range. Which is just unheard of.
6:10 Nope, she's singing "Komm' in mein Boot" which sounds similiar and also meaning the same 😉
yeah, same language family similar sounding words!
My own thought on what Nina represents in the video is that she's a Siren. They lured sailors into the rocks by singing to them. The skull dress, the extinguishing of the lamp at the lighthouse all suggest certain death for the sailor rowing his boat to what he thought was safety. Nina's range is vast, what we hear in this performance is just a small amount of her vocal range. Her work here with Apocalyptica is exceptional, love it.
Nina's talent is extraordinary. I've seen her twice. The undisputable Mother of Punk can do Christmas songs, (Silent Night, Ave Maria), Big Band Standards (2 albums worth, check out the live version of Somewhere Over The Rainbow), David Bowie inspired Glitter rock (New York, New York) to Janis Joplin's (Move Over) to Hendrix-inspired (Live on Mars)... Universal Radio, (the remixes), So Bad, Tiere, Love Heart Attack and so many more. One of One, she is.
Thank you for this nice video. The song is basically about loneliness. Someone is begging another person to become a part of his/her life ("Komm in mein Boot" - this is sung in German, but sounds the same as English). But he admits that he will be the "Helmsman" ("Steuermann" in German). Its teasing and commanding at the same time - after all its Rammstein. Nina is known as a little lunatic in Germany, but her voice is phenomenal. Her best performance ever is "Natur-Träne", where she's mocking an opera singer. More fun is "TV-Glotzer": Binge watching TV.
6:00 she says "Komm in mein Boot“ which is German. English is a Germanic language; some phrases sound very similar
my favourite cover of anything, period
Ohhhh, you should definitly do a "Naturträne" (Rockpalast version) by Nina Hagen reaction!!!!!!! You will not be disappointed!!!!!!
now this brings me back to my youth, snogged some random bird round the back of a pub where some band was playing at, few years later i see the same chick on stage at another venue, turned out id had nina hagens tongue in my throat, bloody brilliant
I truly enjoyed your reaction. Just one little thing: The line "komm in mein Boot" just happens to sound like "come in my boat" .... thanks to the influence of the Angles and Saxons, both germanic tribes, to the English language .... if you listen closley you will hear the "n" at the end of "mein" - so she did not sing it in English, as you suppose, to make the message more comprehensible to non german speakers - it´s a pure coincidence
...love to see/hear how you appreciate the artistry in one of my top favorite collaborations in music ...
... two extraordinary artist share love of great musical piece and lift/resonate it to next level ...
Thank you for this. Nina Hagen is a legend. The Godmother of Punk. And she has an incredible vocal range. And Lena, i wanted to request that song next month..😅 You were a little bit faster… 👍🏼
Sorry for taking the request from you ;) I was thinking about something "more Nina" but went with a "safer" choice first. But I was definitely wondering if someone would beat me to this
@@LenaDee666 That‘s ok. Don‘t worry. I was just kidding..😄
Nina can sing opera but in bass :D She is one of our old school punk chicas from back in the day. I know you lsitened to Tote hosen and so on. She is like 70/80s Punk. Also performed with the british punk scene back then. Her daughter Cosma Shiva Hagen was born in Los Angeles. She is an actress, but I think she only did german movies.
Nina Hagen, a German legend... a bit crazy but so awesome. She is also classical trained and can sing opera style
a bit? ;) 😂
What it says ... lights out!!!
Glad you liked it! It's just an amazing combination of a great original song, a great band, and a great singer! It was kind of a safe choice introducing you to Nina with this song, her own songs, and other covers are definitely more her, meaning a bit crazier, more playing with her voice (she can hit those high notes). Definitely got more from her on my list for you :)
Oh and yeah as the others were saying there's no English in this song, it just sounds very similar
She didnt say "Come in my Boad". She is but in German! It sounds exactly the same! "Komm in mein Boot!" I know, its so hard to understand german but i love this Song so much! Great Reaction. And Nina is my favourite of german Artists!
Nina is a legend here in Germany. You were not wrong guessing she sings opera, because that's what she's able to, too 😉 If you like weird you should check out her performance of "Naturträne" live. She kind of invented opera with Rock music 😀
I have a weird impression that this song is about a death. It`s of course my feeling.
she sings "komm in mein Boot" and not english "come into my boat" ;-) it just sounds very similar ;-)
She not say "come in my boat" it is "komm in mein Boot"...but that liturally the same meaning! 😅
She didn't say "Come in my boat"...she said "Komm in mein Boot"
You should listen to Till's version of David Bowie's song Heroes, which he recorded in collaboration with Apocalyptica. The song is called Helden in German.
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"komm in mein Boot"= German, "Come in my boat" = English. Both are Germanic languages, so these things (diese dinge) happen.
Das ist so cool - That is so cool
@@Kadukunahaluu "This is so cool"
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2Cellos do a pretty good job. Check them out, any cover. 'Komm in mein Boot' is German but sounds pretty much like English
Actually, "komm in mein Boot" is german and not english. It sounds familiar because english is a garmanic language.
Komm in mein Boot. English is a west germanic language btw.
Come in my boat
Komm In mein boot
ohh just noticed no she said that in german come in my boat komme in my boat it same
There is no English in this song :-) Komm in mein Boot - it just sounds similar.
Nina Hagen was always more punk rock in operatic style. When I requested Naturträne a long time ago, I thought you would like her operatic style of singing and her crazy show. The highest tone in this clip is not as high as her lowest tone in Naturträne. I'm shocked how much her voice has degraded over time. When she was younger she sang over 4 octaves. You really should do Naturträne at rockpalast to compare now ;). What Alanna said is true. We tend to color black and white in our minds. I remember being convinced that a childrens tv show in The Netherlands about a clown in my youth was in color, but as it turns out, we didn't even had color tv until years after the show had stopped. :D
I second Naturträne from rockpalast!
🤝🇩🇪🤝👍🙏👏👏👏👏
Komm in mein Boot is German😊
Sorry no English lyrics in this song. 😏
It's not English! Komm in mein Boot just sounds like Come in my boat.
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hi from german do undertile and then automatic translation english