Concert Reviews

[Waidmann]

^Werchter, july 6 2013. I saw them once before, during the lifad-tour (Werchter 2010) and they were excellent as well, but not as much in the mood as the last time. They were way more active and enthusiastic now, and Till sounded much stronger. Setlist was a little bit longer too.

[lowecharlie]

What is the best concert of Rammstein that you have seen?

[Iroto-chan]

^I think he was sick for real. It looks like this. Besides, it didn't happen again in Sofia and in Buckarest so that's definitely not a part of the show.

[Saar]

Ow, sorry, I've forgot about the rules Must keep that in mind.

Hm, I've seen it, but I'm not sure if it was on purpose.

[Maya]

Thanks for not posting the link, I saw it yesterday and thought it was on purpose, I'll watch it again later.

[Iroto-chan]

^Hey, Saar.
Unfortunately, according to the rules I am not allowed to post an immediate link here, but I can tell you how to find it otherwise!
You have to go to Youtube, and type Wiener Blut Rammstein Vieilles Charrues. This clip was posted by Milouze EnLive user. Take a good look at the telebim around 00:08.
In fact she/ or he was the only one to post a Wiener Blut Clip from this concert, by far. There is another clip, but it's short and doesn't show the beginning.

[Saar]

Can you post the link so we can see it? I've found the review, but no pictures.

[Iroto-chan]

^If you take a closer look you can see that it's spewing from his mouth uncontrollably. Besides, I don't think it would be possible to hold such a large quantity of water in your mouth. He was throwing up in three phases.

[Waidmann]

I've just read a french review of Vieilles Charrues, (I was curious of what French people would write, and I know French a bit) But I was quite confused when the author mentioned something about Till getting sick onstage. (One of the previous quotes from the author:.. "du sang, de la sueur, des flammes et du vomi".. At first I was like: What the deuece? But then I checked up, and yes it was true - at the beginning of Wiener Blut
Hope he is fine now...

You think he really was sick? I think he just was spitting lots of water.

[Iroto-chan]

I've just read a french review of Vieilles Charrues, (I was curious of what French people would write, and I know French a bit) But I was quite confused when the author mentioned something about Till getting sick onstage. (One of the previous quotes from the author:.. "du sang, de la sueur, des flammes et du vomi".. At first I was like: What the deuece? But then I checked up, and yes it was true - at the beginning of Wiener Blut
Hope he is fine now...

[Saar]

I don't read the Humo too, but I was just walking arround and then someone tapped on my shoulder. That was the photographer.
Well, I never thought that Rammstein would get such a good review from Humo. Normally they are very sarcastic about the band. Now they gave Rammstein 3,5 stars. The maximum is 4 stars.

[Waidmann]

^An amazing review

Hope you have enough time to rest before tomorrow.

I would have loved to see the rammstein intro with the flamethrowers on the guitars. Till always tries to say some words in the language of the country they are playing in.

Thank you. Yes, I know Till normally thanks the crowd in their language, but this was like an entire sentence! I never saw that happening except in Germany.

@ Saar: cool, we probably even saw each other without knowing! Great you had that Humo-guy interested (I normally don't like Humo, but hey). The fact that even Humo gave Rammstein a splendid review must mean the show was really top-knotch.

[Maya]

^Amazing!!!!!! Later I'll try to find that pic

[Saar]

Nice review, Waidmann. I don't think that I have a lot to add to that day.

I can't look back on other Rammstein - concerts, because this was my first. I looked a lot of their shows up on Youtube, but that's not the same.

Friday I had big nerves and didn't catch enough sleep, but I didn't mind. So we took the train. It was an hour and half to get there, then the bus and a walk to the campingrounds. We installed us and went to the festival area. And man, what a lot of Rammstein - fans there were! Everywhere there were people with Rmmstein -shirts on. Me too And I bought one of their 2013 tour. So we walked around a bit and suddenly a man taps on my shoulder. It was a photographer for a magazine who writes aboout festivals, books...(Waidmann, you know that: it was the Humo) and he asked if he could take a picture of me. It was metal - day and he took pictures of people who were wearing band - shirts. So my picture stands now on the website of Humo.

We saw Graveyard and they were pretty great. After that there was Kendrik Lamar, some kind of rapper. But that was just bad. We had places about 15 metres form the stage, so we were on the front row. After that came Nick Cave. That was just great! He was crying during 'God is in the 'house'. After that we had Volbeat: mosh pit, crowd surfing...And then we had to wait for an hour. And then the show began.

I screamed every song of them and was filming with my cell phone.

During 'benzine' Till put a roadie in fire. That was very funy, though.

The best moment for me were 'Ohne dich': hearing Till sing so magnificantly, gave me goosebumps. And also 'Mein hertz brennt' with Flake on the piano. I had tears in my eyes.

A really goosebump - moment was 'Du hast': hearing 80 000 people sing 'Du hast' was just unbelievable.

'Pussy' was just the perect ending of a perfect show. And great reviews in the papers too.

Because of the yelling, I went home with no voice. But hey, it was worth it!

[Maya]

^An amazing review

Hope you have enough time to rest before tomorrow.

I would have loved to see the rammstein intro with the flamethrowers on the guitars. Till always tries to say some words in the language of the country they are playing in.