@@NORSEVIKING It was my first concert in general. I had assumed at that time that all concerts are like that and was mostly disappointed by other artists. I always had the feeling that the other bands wanted to be the center of attention themselves and with Rammstein it was always so that you thought they were doing it for the fans. At Festival I always had the best concert feeling. At the older concerts it was more comfortable when only 20k to 30k fans were there. The stadium tour since 2019 is just overwhelming and breathtaking.
@tosa2522 I was at many concerts and festivals before i finally got tickets for Rammstein last year. My first concert was the 1000. Concert of the band "Die Toten Hosen" (literally: the dead pants) with my oldest sister (i had to go with her but it was ok for me). It was at the old Rheinstadion in Düsseldorf and we had seats that were on one side of the stage. That was a really annoying experience, because the sound had gotten reflected by the grandstand opposite of the stage with a noticeable delay - that had given me a heavy headache after one hour (the main band had not played at this time). Another bad experience was at the Seeed concert in the Hockey stadium of Mönchengladbach, we were in the VIP area and you couldn't really hear the horn section - which is an essential part of their performance... and also the crowd was annoying. Many underaged boys and girls who disliked it when you moved yourself to the music. Indoor concerts at special venues which are built for those events never disappointed me soundwise. Like the Cypress Hill concert in Dortmund. My first festival experience was way better. I heard of that festival the day before it started and on the next day i bought my ticket hopped on the train home. At home i got rid of my working clothes, showered, packed my backpack with something to eat, a t-shirt, a boxer, a pair of socks and a windbreaker and went back to the main station where i met with my friends. The train ride was included in the ticket. We arrived at Koblenz main station, took a shuttle bus to Kastellaun (a small town in the Hunsrück mountain range) and then we arrived at the biggest temporary city (top 3 in this state) in Rhineland-Palatinate: The camping village of the Nature One. You can't imagine that without seeing it. There are over 120k people camping there building their own stages with everything you have in a normal club. After a long walk we came to the entrance of the main festival area (up to 70k people) and it was mind blowing. The Nature One is located at the former US-Base Pydna (it was planned to station cruise missles with atomic warheads there, but over 180k people from the region demonstrated against it and built a human chain around the base) and that's what makes this festival so special. Several Clubs and Labels are located inside, outside and on top of the six bunkers and then there are the four main stages (open air stage with the commercial successful artists, century circus an eight mast tent with harder techno, house of house and the classics stage - till 2003 it was a stage for Drum'n'Bass). Another unforgettable experience was the Prodigy concert in Düsseldorf, few months before Keith Flint left us (RIP). But when it comes to concerts, Rammstein is beyond what you can imagine. The sound is outstanding, the lighting is awesome, their music is always great and their stage show is just another level. I really hope that i wont have the same experience with the bad acoustic of stadiums this year, when Rammstein plays at the Munich Olympiastadion but I'm confident that their audio engineers won't let this happen. I have to admit last year i wasn't so confident, because of my experiences with stadiums. I had chosen the Gofferpark in Nijmegen instead of the new Arena in Düsseldorf just to get the best sound possible.
@@CavHDeu Thank you for describing your experience, which is very similar to mine. I have also heard that the Rammstein performance outside of stadiums in open spaces is not quite as good. This was told by someone who was in Stuttgart last year.
I love how he doesn't shy away from putting his personal feelings out there. Even the dark ones. Those are usually the ones people can connect with the most. Thank you!
This song represents for me Till's musical journey as well as his take about how he grew up,propably talking from that perspective and his relationship with his mother.. Pretty poetic way to express your pain inside a family and how things looks now as an adult.. However his lyrical side is portrayed in such genius way that it leaves room for many many different interpretations and gives to their listeners and fans their hidden pain behind that song.. Dark atmosphere and lyrics that really shows that Rammstein aren't just a band but a work of Art. Thank you for giving us that great song ❤️
the character of the song strangled his beloved woman because she cheated on him, and left her corpse near the piano, the corpse began to stink, then someone's parents found the body and took it away, and they did not "believe him that he is terminally ill from grief and stench", the stench was from the body.
I couldn't describe it better. Someone mentioned it in a comment of another reactor that Klavier is Till's favorite song. It was the same for me till they released Zeit. For me it was the first song that shows Till's abilities as a singer.
Schön dass Rammstein auch in Norwegen gesehen und gehört wird. Es ist ein sie aber auch trauriges Lied aber beschönigt nichts, es ist die Realität des Lebens!!!
the character of the song strangled his beloved woman because she cheated on him, and left her corpse near the piano, the corpse began to stink, then someone's parents found the body and took it away, and they did not "believe him that he is terminally ill from grief and stench", the stench was from the body.
He's talking about his life and mother/grandmother, or the one who began his musical journey. He wishes he could lock it all away. This is quite possibly their best song
I have always understood that the song is about infidelity, the piano is a bed and playing the piano is having sex. From what I understand, he finds his wife playing the piano with another
the character of the song strangled his beloved woman because she cheated on him, and left her corpse near the piano, the corpse began to stink, then someone's parents found the body and took it away, and they did not "believe him that he is terminally ill from grief and stench", the stench was from the body.
I never heard about that. What I know is, that Till even cared for his grandmother for a while and I also was reading in an interview, that she once should up for him, as one of the coaches was very unkind to Till, back when he was in the swimmer team. These things are quotes from different Interviews by Till himself. Can you give me your source? It would be nice to know more, if it is true.
i'm german, i don't know the story behind the song either, but since lindemann sounds like a stalker in other songs and stein um stein, he builds a woman into a house so she'll never be found, i could imagine that he abducted the piano playing lady forced her to play for or with him. she died and she is found at the piano. mother crys father beats me. he is sick of sorrow and stench, sounds like she has lived in the basemend or a room in his house. he is playing a psychopath that is abusing ladies until they die, and then he wants to be the victim, because he has it so bad because of the rotting lady. Rammstein are special but they do very deep going songs. think about it, and think about what is happening in the world
Went back and watched this again. Definitely Poe vibes. Also, is Till the only member of the band that eats anything? The rest of them look like a bunch of vegans.
Sorry, man. I was using a new mic and hadn't quite figured out the setting at the moment. I've got it now. You should still be able to hear it if you turn it up.
RAMMSTEIN: ua-cam.com/play/PLRPg6IsLezhL8p5cY0tZJJ3M200cdT52F.html
Till is 35 here, built like a brickhouse! Him, Peter from Type O and Phil Anselmo were a different kind of frontman in the 90s, pure testosterone.
Thanks to massive training and steroid abuse. :D
This is an example why you should always check the lyrics listening to Rammstein.
I love watching these older performances and see how young the boys looked 🥰
I started my Rammstein journey 1995, Im about same age as they are. We where all you 30 years ago. Soon you will look back and realise that time flew.
What a song. What a Performance. And Till looks great ❤
I was there live. My first Rammstein concert.😍
I'll bet that was amazing. Do you prefer the earlier shows or the more recent ones? They've grown a lot.
@@NORSEVIKING It was my first concert in general. I had assumed at that time that all concerts are like that and was mostly disappointed by other artists. I always had the feeling that the other bands wanted to be the center of attention themselves and with Rammstein it was always so that you thought they were doing it for the fans. At Festival I always had the best concert feeling.
At the older concerts it was more comfortable when only 20k to 30k fans were there. The stadium tour since 2019 is just overwhelming and breathtaking.
Still envying you for that! 🥺
@tosa2522 I was at many concerts and festivals before i finally got tickets for Rammstein last year.
My first concert was the 1000. Concert of the band "Die Toten Hosen" (literally: the dead pants) with my oldest sister (i had to go with her but it was ok for me). It was at the old Rheinstadion in Düsseldorf and we had seats that were on one side of the stage.
That was a really annoying experience, because the sound had gotten reflected by the grandstand opposite of the stage with a noticeable delay - that had given me a heavy headache after one hour (the main band had not played at this time).
Another bad experience was at the Seeed concert in the Hockey stadium of Mönchengladbach, we were in the VIP area and you couldn't really hear the horn section - which is an essential part of their performance... and also the crowd was annoying. Many underaged boys and girls who disliked it when you moved yourself to the music.
Indoor concerts at special venues which are built for those events never disappointed me soundwise. Like the Cypress Hill concert in Dortmund.
My first festival experience was way better.
I heard of that festival the day before it started and on the next day i bought my ticket hopped on the train home. At home i got rid of my working clothes, showered, packed my backpack with something to eat, a t-shirt, a boxer, a pair of socks and a windbreaker and went back to the main station where i met with my friends.
The train ride was included in the ticket.
We arrived at Koblenz main station, took a shuttle bus to Kastellaun (a small town in the Hunsrück mountain range) and then we arrived at the biggest temporary city (top 3 in this state) in Rhineland-Palatinate: The camping village of the Nature One. You can't imagine that without seeing it. There are over 120k people camping there building their own stages with everything you have in a normal club.
After a long walk we came to the entrance of the main festival area (up to 70k people) and it was mind blowing. The Nature One is located at the former US-Base Pydna (it was planned to station cruise missles with atomic warheads there, but over 180k people from the region demonstrated against it and built a human chain around the base) and that's what makes this festival so special.
Several Clubs and Labels are located inside, outside and on top of the six bunkers and then there are the four main stages (open air stage with the commercial successful artists, century circus an eight mast tent with harder techno, house of house and the classics stage - till 2003 it was a stage for Drum'n'Bass).
Another unforgettable experience was the Prodigy concert in Düsseldorf, few months before Keith Flint left us (RIP).
But when it comes to concerts, Rammstein is beyond what you can imagine.
The sound is outstanding, the lighting is awesome, their music is always great and their stage show is just another level.
I really hope that i wont have the same experience with the bad acoustic of stadiums this year, when Rammstein plays at the Munich Olympiastadion but I'm confident that their audio engineers won't let this happen.
I have to admit last year i wasn't so confident, because of my experiences with stadiums.
I had chosen the Gofferpark in Nijmegen instead of the new Arena in Düsseldorf just to get the best sound possible.
@@CavHDeu Thank you for describing your experience, which is very similar to mine.
I have also heard that the Rammstein performance outside of stadiums in open spaces is not quite as good. This was told by someone who was in Stuttgart last year.
Nice one!! I'd heard that many times but never knew the lyrics . Typical Till..very dark but so good
I love how he doesn't shy away from putting his personal feelings out there. Even the dark ones. Those are usually the ones people can connect with the most. Thank you!
Such a great song ❤️
Thanks for the reaction. Such a great and dark song. This was the first one I heard from Rammstein over 20 years ago and love them ever since.
This song represents for me Till's musical journey as well as his take about how he grew up,propably talking from that perspective and his relationship with his mother..
Pretty poetic way to express your pain inside a family and how things looks now as an adult..
However his lyrical side is portrayed in such genius way that it leaves room for many many different interpretations and gives to their listeners and fans their hidden pain behind that song..
Dark atmosphere and lyrics that really shows that Rammstein aren't just a band but a work of Art.
Thank you for giving us that great song
❤️
Thank YOU for recommending it! I'm glad I got to read the interpretation for myself. I don't know that I would have otherwise.
the character of the song strangled his beloved woman because she cheated on him, and left her corpse near the piano, the corpse began to stink, then someone's parents found the body and took it away, and they did not "believe him that he is terminally ill from grief and stench", the stench was from the body.
I couldn't describe it better. Someone mentioned it in a comment of another reactor that Klavier is Till's favorite song.
It was the same for me till they released Zeit.
For me it was the first song that shows Till's abilities as a singer.
That was awesome
This one is my favourite from Sehnsucht.
Schön dass Rammstein auch in Norwegen gesehen und gehört wird. Es ist ein sie aber auch trauriges Lied aber beschönigt nichts, es ist die Realität des Lebens!!!
Another KILLER Song by unbeatable Rammstein !
Till was & still is a Smokin’ hot sexy beast ❤️🔥🤘
Omg flashback...love the Desitin in their hair...the affordable flame retardant!
Wow, you are a great reactor. And very friendly. Keep going. Many, many greetings from Germany. 👍
Thank you! I appreciate the kind words very much.
❤
Yea finally 🤩
Thanks man
I hope you have an awesome weekend!
Thanks (:
the character of the song strangled his beloved woman because she cheated on him, and left her corpse near the piano, the corpse began to stink, then someone's parents found the body and took it away, and they did not "believe him that he is terminally ill from grief and stench", the stench was from the body.
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Good morning brother
Good morning!
He's talking about his life and mother/grandmother, or the one who began his musical journey. He wishes he could lock it all away. This is quite possibly their best song
Oh, wow. That's an interesting take. And a sad one. But I can see where he could have those moments during such a career he's had. Thank you!
I have always understood that the song is about infidelity, the piano is a bed and playing the piano is having sex. From what I understand, he finds his wife playing the piano with another
the character of the song strangled his beloved woman because she cheated on him, and left her corpse near the piano, the corpse began to stink, then someone's parents found the body and took it away, and they did not "believe him that he is terminally ill from grief and stench", the stench was from the body.
I never heard about that. What I know is, that Till even cared for his grandmother for a while and I also was reading in an interview, that she once should up for him, as one of the coaches was very unkind to Till, back when he was in the swimmer team. These things are quotes from different Interviews by Till himself. Can you give me your source? It would be nice to know more, if it is true.
i'm german, i don't know the story behind the song either, but since lindemann sounds like a stalker in other songs and stein um stein, he builds a woman into a house so she'll never be found, i could imagine that he abducted the piano playing lady forced her to play for or with him. she died and she is found at the piano. mother crys father beats me. he is sick of sorrow and stench, sounds like she has lived in the basemend or a room in his house. he is playing a psychopath that is abusing ladies until they die, and then he wants to be the victim, because he has it so bad because of the rotting lady. Rammstein are special but they do very deep going songs. think about it, and think about what is happening in the world
I always thought it is a story of abuse (love/hate relationship) and revenge.
Went back and watched this again. Definitely Poe vibes. Also, is Till the only member of the band that eats anything? The rest of them look like a bunch of vegans.
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💀Happy to oblige ;)
Cant here you
Sorry, man. I was using a new mic and hadn't quite figured out the setting at the moment. I've got it now. You should still be able to hear it if you turn it up.
Is it just me or is the audio a bit messed up?
The mic volume is low. I got a new mic and didn't have the settings right when I did this. Just turn the volume up.
@@NORSEVIKING i watched it on the computer now and the audio is perfect. Guess my headphones were messed up. Sry for that 😁 great reaction as always