Rammstein - Liebe Ist Für Alle Da (Dlx) (Dig)
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Free Music Review: Great Album! Getting better and better! Wow!
Hit: 5 Stars
Their lyrics may be risque but their talent is irrefutable. The musical arrangements are amazing. And their "double entendre heavy metal poetry" is hauntingly magnificent (well worth taking the trouble to check out the translations). The beats are heavy, and interlaced with classical and melodic themes that raise it all to flawless, heart-pounding brilliance. Till Lindeman's incredible voice, as usual, brings it all home!
Most of the songs on this album are instant classics, all beautifully worked. I won't dwell on each one. This is another incredible album from Rammstein. They just keep getting better and better. You must have this album!
I definitely recommend this deluxe version with the extra CD of tracks... all the songs are very good, and worth the wait (deluxe album is not available for download). The album artwork alone is worth the wait. Unfortunately the lyrics found in the album literature are in German only. So I had to go online to find the English translations. But that's not hard to do. One great site with all the Rammstein lyrics lovingly translated is at
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They are a site dedicated to all things Rammstein.
PS: if you haven't watched the live performance of Rammstein: Volkerball (in France) yet, do it now! Best live performance ever!
Free Music Review: A Must Have
Hit: 5 Stars
It has been a while, but Rammstein has most triumphantly returned. Far from a follow-up to Rosenrot, this album goes places their previous efforts have not. Luckily, they're all great places. They have managed to do many things sonically that I NEVER thought I would hear on a Rammstein album. Many of the songs have really awesome effects and distortions laced around the intros and embedded in the tracks (Waidmanns Heil, Ich Tu Dir Weh and B******** stand out as examples). Some of the electronic effects took me back to Herzeleid, which was very cool. The album is paced somewhat similarly to "Reise, Reise" and has a similar vibe. It opens with the ass-kicking 'Rammlied' and ebbs and flows like you would not believe. The second disc, while not totally neccessary has some decent tracks (Did I really need two re-hashes of Roter Sand?). P*ssy is the only thing on here I could have lived without (no pun intended). Its not great, but doesn't hold back the album from being awesome. If you are ballin' out of control get the digipak, it has the bonus disc and a really cool detailed package and booklet. Otherwise, you'd be fine just getting the standard version. Either way, you need this album.Free Music Review: Another Great Album From Rammstein
Hit: 5 Stars
As always Rammstein has released a great album. With heavy guitar riffs and almost lullaby sounding melodies from the keyboard, this album draws you in to listen over and over. The drums in this album are heavier than most of Rammsteins previous releases but it is very becoming to the band and the direction of the music. Liebe ist fuer alle da is a change from earlier albums as they have seemed to incorperated some American metal (i.e. Slipknot, Mudvayne) sound into the Tanzenmetal genre of Germany.
When it comes to lyrics Rammstein is always pusing the limits in exploring the dark tendencies, and experiences within our world. This album is pushing those limits even farther with songs like "Ich tu dir Weh" (I hurt you), and P*$$*. Each song has its offensive overtures but these overtures help see the world from a different point of view, as is the point of testing the waters with music and most art.
I would recommend this and the Limited edition digipack (the extra 5 songs are worth the extra money) to any Rammstein, and metal fan.
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Free Music Review: RAMMM-STEIN!!!!!!!
Hit: 5 Stars
I don't know why this band isn't as well known here as they are in other parts of the world. I was a little worried when the first single came out not that it was bad song, it just wasn't what I expected. This album is great, it seems to be less electronic than there other albums. The guitar is heavy and Till the singer goes all out with the vocals. This album will take you by the balls and not never let go. The songs all differ so it doesn't get old fast. They even have a song that could have been a Depeche mode song. They also have two softer songs (soft for rammstein) the album also have songs that will force you to violently bang your head. This album has something for everyone. if your a fan of any Rammstein song in the past I highly recommend this album. I've been listening to this album since I bought it almost a year ago. Where does it stand with their other albums? its not as much eletronica as their first two albums. It is just about as heavy as their mutter album, and its just about as epic as reise reise. What are you waiting for buy this album!Free Music Review: Why Deluxe?
Hit: 5 Stars
There are already plenty of reviews that speak specifically to the Rammstein fans out there. As many of them have pointed out, if you ARE an intense Ramm-fan, you'll love this album. If you aren't, my opinion is to start with Mutter or Reise, Reise. MY OWN purpose in writing this is to convince you Ramm-fans to get the DELUXE! Serious, the bonus tracks are as good as the entirety of the CD, which is awesome. I'm really not sure how they chose which songs, and my assumption is that the bonus tracks didn't fit the "warped love" theme of the main album, but all three original bonus tracks (not counting "Roter Sand (Orchester)" and "Liese") are absolute works of art. "Donaukinder" is one of my new favorite tracks by the band ever, and I think "Halt" is one of their most original sounding vocal tracks. The vocals really tell the story more than sing the notes, which has always been one of my favorite qualities of the band. If you are thinking about getting this album at all, GET THE DELUXE!