Product Details
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| 1. Sehnsucht |
| 2. Engel |
| 3. Tier |
| 4. Bestrafe Mich |
| 5. Du Hast |
| 6. Bück Dich |
| 7. Spiel Mit Mir |
| 8. Klavier |
| 9. Alter Mann |
| 10. Eifersucht |
| 11. Küss Mich (Fellfrosch) |
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Classic metal. Teutonic style,
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This review is from: Sehnsucht (Audio CD)
If you don't know this group, and you like classic metal, this album is for you. Every bit as good as any Metallica, with a coarse and guttural lead singer, great power chords, a female chorus, and really cool lyrics. For anyone with a smattering of German, the lyrics make sense. Even without, the music is great for head banging. Just their best ever.For gatechnerd, German is a bit more complex than you think. There are puns! So, "Du hast" is a pun between "You have [asked me]" and "You hate me". You may have studied German for a few years, but I am German. Also, the band put out out a version with English lyrics, and it's "You hate me, you hate me to say, and I did not obey."
5.0 out of 5 stars
Late, Late Review,
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This review is from: Sehnsucht (Audio CD)
This album is called Rammstein's opus. I agree that this is Rammstein in their prime. The only problem you might have is the band only speaks German in their songs, but it makes them a lot better that way. Either way, you might want to brush up on your German language skills.So, what's to tell you? This isn't a heavy metal album, it's more industrial. But there still is cruncy guitar hooks in songs like Engel, and Du Hast. Du Hast often causes people to argue about the meaning of the song, A LOT. 5/5
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
This Is The One,
By Trevor (B-Town) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sehnsucht (Audio CD)
In 1997 Rammstein came out with their second album Sehnsucht. This is by far their best album if you enjoy their heavier songs and riffs. This is the only album that does not have a song i only mildly enjoy, this one is their finest work of art in many peoples opinions. Every song sounds different from the last but they all have a feel to them that you cant help but enjoy. If you've heard the singles Du Hast and Engel, you would understand. Du Hast is their most popular song with the western music crowd and its all people really listen for, but if you do al little looking into them, youll find a band more than worth your money.
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