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Key Information
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| Artist: |
Rammstein |
| Record Label: |
Universal Distribution |
| Genre: |
Heavy Metal |
| Subgenre: |
Progressive Metal |
| Release Date: |
November 16, 2004 |
| Number of Discs: |
1 |
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Song List: Disc 1
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1. Reise, Reise (German)
2. Mein Teil (German)
3. Dalai Lama (German)
4. Keine Lust (German)
5. Los (German)
6. Amerika (German)
7. Moskau (German, Russian)
8. Morgenstern (German)
9. Stein Um Stein (German)
10. Ohne Dich (German)
11. Amour (German) |
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One of the more unlikely success stories in music-business history, German heavy-metal collective Rammstein creates a totally uncompromising and wildly (some would say ridiculously) dramatic sound that combined elements of goth, industrial, Wagnerian opera, and progressive rock, with lyrics sung almost exclusively in German. Rammstein's concerts were even more over-the-top than the ensemble's recorded output, matching the performance art-inspired wackiness of Devo with the gross-out antics of Gwar. On its fourth album, REISE, REISE, the group continues on its mission to be one of the heaviest, spookiest, and most bizzare acts in rock, delivering one bone crunching, sci-fi/monster-movie-like epic after another. The title track mates effects-laden My Bloody Valentine-style guitars with Dream Theater-like twists and turns, while "Morgenstern" features a chorus that sounds straight out of an Alpine beer hall operated by Freddy Krueger. The most significant break with the classic Rammstein sound, however, com... |
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