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Rammstein: From A to Z A - Albums There is no other band that sounds remotely like Rammstein. The East German sextet's unique blend of metal, industrial, techno and classical musical elements has made it one of Europe's most successful rock bands ever since the 1995 release of its debut album HERZELEID (which went platinum in several Euro territories). Its successor SEHNSUCHT (released abroad in 1997, and as the band's U.S. debut in January 1998) was not only the logical continuation of the musical concept, but also even more successful than album No. 1. with platinum in Germany AND in the USA and a string of awards in other European countries, Rammstein secured their place in the history of rock music - a development on which their third album MUTTER will b More... (Submit New Rammstein Lyrics) (Submit New Rammstein Lyrics) Um... | Reviewer: Rachel ------ About the song Sonne performed by Rammstein Why the heck are people discussing 'Du Hast' on the Sonne page? If you'd like to talk about 'Du Hast' then by all means do so, but do it on the 'Du Hast' page. Now, I will not pretend I know German (I took German class for a year and all I learned was how to say 'My Name Is...') However, I asked a German person about this song. They said that they think it's about a girl (as 'D' said) Also, since I'm bored, I'm posting a translation of the first verse to Welsh Pawb yn aros am yr golau Ofna fe, Ofna fe ddim Mae'r haul yn tywynu mas ô'm llygaid Bydda fo ddim yn machlyd heno Ac mae'r byd yn cyfru'n uchel at ddeg. Anyway, hwyl people. und die Vögel singen nicht mehr.... | Reviewer: Nicklaus ------ About the song Ohne Dich performed by Rammstein The video clip is a complete small movie. The song talks about nearly everything loneliness, freedom, friendship, love, death even god, whatever your heart will interpret the lyrics to .... Suprisingly for some Rammstein made one of the best songs ever!!! this is what i know | Reviewer: taylor ------ About the song Du Hast (German lyrics) performed by Rammstein i know that du hast mich does not mean u hate me it means you ask me a guestion and later on in the song he says my answer is no i know and speak german very fluently i have freinds who were born in germany so fuck u guys fuck u up ur stupid asses SIMPLY AMAZING | Reviewer: Nicklaus ------ About the song Ohne Dich performed by Rammstein The video clip is a complete small movie. The song talks about loneliness, freedom, friendship, love even god, whatever your heart will interpret the lyrics to .... Suprisingly for some Rammstein made one of the best songs ever!!! word play | Reviewer: pvr ------ About the song Du Hast performed by Rammstein While you're translating/bashing each other, there is no real difference in pronounciation between "hast" ("to have" in second person) and "hasst" ("to hate" in second person). I am quite sure that Rammstein is having a little fun with German wordplay here. The English translations are terrible, btw. Sweet | Reviewer: Brandon ------ About the song Du Hast (English Lyrics) performed by Rammstein Rammstein is an amazing band, whether in English or German. The fire work show during their preformances are simply stunning. Anyways, the lyrics probably translate into "You Have", but it doesn't really matter, 'cause it's great either way. Losers | Reviewer: Dylan ------ About the song Du Hast (English Lyrics) performed by Rammstein Although the German phrase does not translate to English, "Du hast" can mean "you have," but it can also mean "you hate." Therefore the song has two meanings. One being sort of "You hate me but still want to marry me" (the song is about marriage) and the other being "You want to marry me but I don't want to." duh read somehting some time!!!!!!!!! It is "You Hate Me." | Reviewer: Brittany ------ About the song Du Hast (English Lyrics) performed by Rammstein I am a German minor and I think I know what I am talking about. In German, "to have" is the verb "haben." Conjugated in the "du" form, haben is "hast." This leads some people to erroneously believe that the song states "you have me." HOWEVER, in German, "to hate" is the verb haB. Conjugated in the "du" form, haB is "hast" as well, because everyone knows that B=ss. Drop the last "s" and add the properly conjugated ending, and you have "hast." And if you look at the context of the song, you will realize that "you hate me" makes much more sense than "you have me." WAY WRONG | Reviewer: spencer ------ About the song Du Hast (English Lyrics) performed by Rammstein You You have You have me You You have You have me You have asked me You have asked me You have asked me And I did not say anything Will you until death does sever Be upright to her forever No Will you til death be her rider Her lover too, to stay inside her No English Lyrics | Reviewer: Nikki ------ About the song Du Hast (English Lyrics) performed by Rammstein You You have You have me You have asked me You have asked me You have asked me and I have not answered Do you, until death Be truthful to him every day No Do you, until death parts you Also love her in the worst of times Spieluhr review | Reviewer: related2rammstein ------ About the song Spieluhr performed by Rammstein I love this song, it shows one of the many different sides of rammstein that is also represented in 'Nebel' and in ohne dich etc.. Their preformance was 10/10 like always, and I have to admit, even though she is slightly older than me, i find Khira-Li Lindemann one of the most gorgeous models in the world.:) Have ... not Hate | Reviewer: Larry ------ About the song Du Hast (English Lyrics) performed by Rammstein If you listen to the official translation music by the actual artists, you would see that it is "Have" rather than "Hate" ... Hate is "Hasst" and Have is "Hast" ... The official name is "Du Hast" ... end of story. amazing | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Ohne Dich performed by Rammstein this is one of the best rammstein songs, becuase are incluiding a lot of things, love that's no common in them, sadness, y when you listen, just let it go all the bad things thar happen in your life u fucks | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Amerika (English Version) performed by Rammstein This song is no more a diss than it is a complement all of u people ar acting as if coca-cola and wonderbra are the demise of sanity in the U.S. the one thing that rammstein may hold against this country (if anything) is just that we over promote ourselves in any act of either cowardess or courage. had any of u even noticed that there is not one picture of america in the entire song. true | Reviewer: Tanner ------ About the song Amerika (English Version) performed by Rammstein [originally posted by Anonymous] "So, this socialist-loving band, Rammstein, sings a song bashing America, its culture and worldwide influence. Fine. I guess the Germans are still bitter because their precious Hitler failed in doing so. But what I find so ironic about this song is this: they are making a leftist political statement about American culture. And yet... and YET... their entire musical sound, influence, vocals is BASED ON AMERICAN MUSIC!!!! Huh? Let's bash America and her culture -- by singing a song influenced BY AMERICA. LOL! If they wanted to be a true German band bitching about America's influence, they should switch to polka..." true but then agin the only TRUE ways to reach a message to people especially the younger culture through music are by the genres rock and rap translation isnt completly impossible | Reviewer: Daniel ------ About the song Du Hast (English Lyrics) performed by Rammstein inbichen spreaken ze douch(cant spell german in germa lol) witch translates: speak i little german in enlgish. but i can somwhat understand that he is saying both hate and have, and i think it says you have asked me and i said nothing is the closest thing i could hear. :) nazis.. | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Amerika (English Version) performed by Rammstein it suuure is nice to know that people still think Adolf Hitler was a messiah, and that a fourth Reich should be established. are you people psychotic? The only reason nationalist socialism suceeded was because of dissatisfaction and debt in post war depressionary Germany. The Germans needed someone to pin their troubles on, and the Jewish people seemed to be perfect, simply because they have money and are smart. Considering that that the Germans let a schizophrenic lead them into a global war leaves something to be said. seriously, this guy killed his own wife. I don't see how this argument started anyways. the song doesn't say anything about "Jews" or "fourth Reich", or "911 is a lie". It's about a guy dancing with his girl, making references to America. just as a afterthought, I'm a blonde haired, blue eyed swede, but you don't see me calling all you "undermensch", nor will I ever. There are 2 versions | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Du Hast (English Lyrics) performed by Rammstein Well, according to Wikipedia, there are two versions of the song, one where some of it is sung in English and one where the entire song is in German. The one that is partly English is 'you hate' and the one in German is 'you have' or it might be the other way around? anyway, they are both different. The English lyrics aren't always necessarily the translation to the German version, but can be the lyrics to the English version. Hope this helps. | Reviewer: Irene ------ About the song Sonne performed by Rammstein I can help with the confusion around Du Hast. I dont know about this You Hate Me translation, it may be true, it may not be. But i know this. When a couple gets married the priest asks them: do you take blah blah blah... until death do you part. Now what rammstein is singing here: You asked me, you asked me, You asked me and i said nothing. will you until death do you part be faithful for all your days? NO! you asked me, you asked me, you asked me and i said nothing. will you until death do you part, love her also in bad days? NO! Thats the just of the song. As for Sonne, in the south of Germany where Rammstein comes from, Jesus Christ is often depicted with sun shining out of his hands and eyes as he hangs from the cross. This song is about Him. Whether or not the song is meant in a blasphemous way is difficult to say. Moscow! | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Moskau performed by Rammstein One of my favorite Rammstein/TATU songs! It's not pop like the rest of TATU's stuff and the girls do a pretty good job in the metal scene :). Anyway, off topic of what I was actually going to say. If you listen to the lyrics in the song then I doubt you'll actually need to learn how to say the Russian/German lyrics (and since singing doesn't always use the correct pronunciation anyways). But this is an awesome song nevertheless and I've always found that singing in another language is fun, especially if you can understand some words here and there! You could review the artist/band Rammstein in Biography page You could review Rammstein album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review Rammstein song by clicking the song which you like | | ||||||||||
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