Der Tastenficker - Flake's new book

[Maya]

I agree, but he wrote a book and published it; probably he would like moré people could read it. And he won't lose money With it. A translation would be welcomed

[MonsieurSander]

Yup I'm sure many people would buy the book, and he could reach more readers. Translating it to English would be profitable.

I don't think flake is that into money. I intend on buying it when I go to berlin later this month. I am currently learning German so it'd be great studying material

[Maya]

Yup I'm sure many people would buy the book, and he could reach more readers. Translating it to English would be profitable.

[The Rose]

I doubt it too. He seems to have an aversion to foreign languages. If we wont learn German, he cannot be bothered.

[Maya]

He should, but I doubt it. I'm almost sure.

[Snake]

He should be a good boy and hire a translator to create an english version of his book.

[Maya]

Wow, I have to learn German.....

[Rocky Chopin]

http://www.thalia.de/shop/adventskal...D44068083.html

Flake was recorded reading his book "Der Tastenficker" and 4-CD collection of recordings is coming out on 25 March 2016

[Chrisss Nofff]

Here is another video interview. This time done by Deutsche Welle.

It seems that they filmed several interviews of Flake at a warehouse in Berlin where the band's equipment is stored. I wonder if any crazy fans ever attempted to break in there and steal something.

[Maya]

Flake's interview for laut.de translated by Rammstein USA.

http://www.rammstein.us/archives/11871

[Art in Heaven]

I'm just glad they didn't release the singles video collection for the third time. At least not yet..........

[Snake]

^I never said it has to be worse, I only said that, knowming myself as I know, that I probably won't like it. And even if I like at least one of the songs in it, I would still not like to endure all the other ones I didn't enjoy, specially if they comprise most of the setlist.

[Waidmann]

I think new material is a proof that a band is still alive, still innovating, still capable of surprising. I hate how AC/DC uses a new album just as a reason for making another classic's tour. I'm so happy Rammstein hasn't given in to that! I'm glad I saw most of LIFAD live! It really gives them a lot of credibility as a vivid band that they're not just living of their old ones. I don't want them to become same old-same old Mötley Crüe or AC/DC: good cover bands of their own music.

And honestly, why would a new album be worse? @Snake: don't you think LIFAD was a valid purchase even because of the few songs you like? I personally wouldn't even regret purchasing LIFAD even if I only liked half of the songs (the other ones still make up for it!).

[EmeraldRose]

Isn't it a little embarrassing that the Berliner Zeitung accidentally used a picture from a Stahlzeit concert for their Rammstein article? Follow the link and see for yourself.

Yes. Yes it is...

[Snake]

^Or preprare the stage for 20-30 songs, play always the same 14-15 and have a place for 3 songs that could be chosen differently at each show, instead of treating their concerts like stage plays.