Rammstein Quotes

Sex ist ein Schlacht Liebe ist Krieg Sex is battle Love is war

I think I loved him even more when I found his Rammstein CD.

Und das Atmen fällt mir ach so schwer.

It remains culturally relevant in Germany, home of the Struwwelpeter Museum as well as the industrial metal band Rammstein, which made the book the subject of a song.

Rammstein, dwars in alle Spotify and Michael Jackson Earth.

Rammstein, naar eigen zeggen geen affaire met jouw koptelefoon.

Rammstein beweert echter een volledig eigen stijl te hebben ontwikkeld.

This writing is in homage to the band Rammstein, who, in their metallic art, captured the zeitgeist of our time: “To the modern Caesar, controlling the people requires only a few crumbs of harder bread, a circus in which the common people themselves watch their own self-massacre, a circus of miserably uncultured clowns – that's what modern culture comes down to. And, of course, the third face of deception – the sexualization of everything and everyone, in every way, and transforming it into pecunia, allowing Caesar to indulge in his sadistic laughter. In short: earn little, go hungry, demand nothing, and be distracted, while my legions bleed your offspring for my satisfaction.

Rammstein’s “we have to live till we die” outlines a way out of this deadlock: to fight against the pandemic not by way of withdrawing from life but by living with utmost intensity.

They want my heart in the right place but when I look down it beats on the left

A veces, a los músicos de cámara se nos olvida que la vida no siempre tiene una banda sonora de un Beethoven o de un Berlioz. A veces la vida nos golpea a ritmo de tango, o con la contundencia de un bolero o con la gracia de una ranchera. Y que en la mayoría de las ocasiones su intensidad puede traducirse por entre las líneas de una canción de Metallica, de Rammstein o de los Ramones.

Dans la physionomie de ces deux gardes du corps, autant d'angélisme que de probité dans les comptes de n'importe quelle institution publique de Roumanie. Et côté discrétion, on est plus proche d'un concert de Rammstein que de Carla Bruni ! (p.76)