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Rammstein Megathread
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Changed my alarm to this:
And forgot...queue me ****ting myself this morning when this starts playing and waking me up.0 -
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MetzgerMeister wrote: »That's nothing compared to the embarrassment I feel every time I remember that Stirb Nicht Vor Mir is a Rammstein song :eek:
I actually like this song
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Not had chance to actually sit down and write about last week yet so here goes.
I was lucky enough to go to see them in Dublin and Manchester, the Manchester one wasn't planned, i was over in North Wales Wed-Fri so thought i may as well make the short trek up to Manchester and take my 18yr old daughter, my wife didn't wanna come as the Dublin gig was perfect in her eyes and she didn't wanna ruin it.
The Dublin gig, from my point of view was much much better, for the following reasons.
1. I didn't know what to expect and was suprised at nearly everything.
2. The audience at Dublin was much better (and twice as loud), even though Manchester had approx 6,000 more people!!
3. I'd had a few beers before Dublin and got right to the face melting front.
4. The 6month+ anticipation of the gig
Went to Manchester without a ticket and picked up 2 from the touts at 7pm, paid £20 each, and were sat on back row, lower tier (Block 114), this was right next to the stage, The band walked out from the entrance about 8 seats from us
:D
Touts just couldn't shift the tickets, i knew that probably would be the case as it's a huge arena and they were playing a full UK arena tour.
Merchandise was a bit of an odd one, 've been to many gigs boths sides of the Irish Sea and always found the merch to be more expensive over here, not the case last week.
In Dublin i picked up a tour ****, wit the dates on the back, for 30Euro, In Manchester the same shirt was £30 (36Euro), was £15 to park at the Arena!
Setlist was, as far as i can remember, identical.
Deathstars seemed to go down pretty well in Manchester and there sound was spot on.0 -
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MetzgerMeister wrote: »That's nothing compared to the embarrassment I feel every time I remember that Stirb Nicht Vor Mir is a Rammstein song :eek:
Dunno why you're so offended by it. Quite like it myself
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Not had chance to actually sit down and write about last week yet so here goes.
I was lucky enough to go to see them in Dublin and Manchester, the Manchester one wasn't planned, i was over in North Wales Wed-Fri so thought i may as well make the short trek up to Manchester and take my 18yr old daughter, my wife didn't wanna come as the Dublin gig was perfect in her eyes and she didn't wanna ruin it.
The Dublin gig, from my point of view was much much better, for the following reasons.
1. I didn't know what to expect and was suprised at nearly everything.
2. The audience at Dublin was much better (and twice as loud), even though Manchester had approx 6,000 more people!!
3. I'd had a few beers before Dublin and got right to the face melting front.
4. The 6month+ anticipation of the gig
Went to Manchester without a ticket and picked up 2 from the touts at 7pm, paid £20 each, and were sat on back row, lower tier (Block 114), this was right next to the stage, The band walked out from the entrance about 8 seats from us:D
Touts just couldn't shift the tickets, i knew that probably would be the case as it's a huge arena and they were playing a full UK arena tour.
Merchandise was a bit of an odd one, 've been to many gigs boths sides of the Irish Sea and always found the merch to be more expensive over here, not the case last week.
In Dublin i picked up a tour ****, wit the dates on the back, for 30Euro, In Manchester the same shirt was £30 (36Euro), was £15 to park at the Arena!
Setlist was, as far as i can remember, identical.
Deathstars seemed to go down pretty well in Manchester and there sound was spot on.
I was surprised that the Manchester gig didn't sell out, considering Rammstein very rarely tour the UK. I was in the upper tier and there were several empty rows of seats.0 -
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Welsh Megaman wrote: »I was surprised that the Manchester gig didn't sell out, considering Rammstein very rarely tour the UK. I was in the upper tier and there were several empty rows of seats.
If they'd just played London, Manchester & Glasgow then it would have sold out, no bother at all, but it was a full UK tour.
The 2 nights after Manchester they played Sheffield (40miles away) and Nottingham (70miles away), if they hadn't been playing them 2 gigs people who went would have travelled to Manchester/London, ensuring the sell out.
That's why i knew i'd be able to buy a ticket from the touts and cheap too 0 -
Best vid for the intro/Sonne i have found so far, the sound is very very good
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Great find man!
Another vid of him on youtube looks pretty decent (cough) too with Till on the dickah
Someone with some search & editing skills make us the bootleg we all crave, pretty please? befehl ich dir! :cool:0 -
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Great find man!
Another vid of him on youtube looks pretty decent (cough) too with Till on the dickah
Someone with some search & editing skills make us the bootleg we all crave, pretty please? befehl ich dir! :cool:
Working on it as we speak! If anyone has any pics from the gig, PM me and I'll see if I can throw together some box art/disc art also. Should get this finished by the end of the weekend!0 -
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Sweet! And that youtube find on the last page is absolutely amazing! 1080p HD makes it seem so much more....just moreCherry_Cola wrote: »Yeah this is pretty much it in a nutshell. Printed it there earlier and it looks savage on glossy paper. Kept it fairly simple on the box art but it's effective I think.
Should hopefully have the whole thing finished tomorrow night all going well. I got shivers again watching it. I was down beside where they walked in at first, not too far from the second stage...loved that entrance, so atypical of a band! 0 -
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I hope I'm not being pedantic, but I'm with Patricide on the capital D for Dublin. For any other band I wouldn't have minded, but one of the key characteristics / fundamentals of Rammstein is that they are very precise in the way they play their music and also in their lyrics. No errors, not even minor ones. Everything is thought through. I guess maybe it is one of the national characteristics / traits that make a German proud their country?
Would you reconsider putting in the capital D?
Well done BTW and thanks a million to getting this done. Can't wait to get my hands on one 0 -
I hope I'm not being pedantic, but I'm with Patricide on the capital D for Dublin. For any other band I wouldn't have minded, but one of the key characteristics / fundamentals of Rammstein is that they are very precise in the way they play their music and also in their lyrics. No errors, not even minor ones. Everything is thought through. I guess maybe it is one of the national characteristics / traits that make a German proud their country?
Would you reconsider putting in the capital D?
Well done BTW and thanks a million to getting this done. Can't wait to get my hands on one
Not true! Big Day Out 2001, during Weisses Fleisch, Till says "Weisses....." just before "Jetzt hast du angst und ich bin soweit"
How's that for pendantic? 0 -
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Haha no worries lads, I'm a stickler for proper grammar/spelling myself so it even irks me slightly. I just thought it fit better.
I'll put together one with the capital D also and sure people can decide which they prefer. I just watched a test disc of it there earlier, it turned out way beyond my expectations. 0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obv5Ho7MHXo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POpdKsj3mkk
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