#Rammstein​

[perversion666]

i come bearing gifts.... even more photos of my mum in the 90s !!! (i can't help it she was so cool)

some of these are from when she went to germany. she was (and still is!) a big fan of rammstein and :wumpscut:. One of her friends dated one of the members of Rammstein actually!

also some of her other friends!!

[sillyrust]

Saw some ppl redraw music albums with Postal Dude, wanted to try this myself 👉👈

[homkamiro]

Sillay heavymed commission!! They cookin!!!!!!

[smallmeanie]

du hast mich

[simonriley09]

König loves Rammstein. YOU CAN'T TELL ME OTHERWISE.

The brute has earplugs under his hood, sneakily blasting the German rock band while doing missions.

It gives him an Adrenaline boost. And he gets his missions done faster.

When he's stressed? Music is on and he's finishing paperwork.

His favorite song you ask?

It's either Rein Raus, Deutschland or Engel.

(Inspired by my love for Rammstein 🎸⚡️)

[millaniumcat]

"But we need to separate the art from the artist..."

NO. STOP.

"Separating the art from the artist" and "death of the author" does not mean what most people think it means, and i am so sick of people using this as an excuse for an artists horrible behaviour. Yes, i am looking at you, J.K Rowling and Till Lindemann (and so many more.)

"Death of the author" is a LITERARY THEORY that argues that the meaning of a piece of art is determined by the readers interpretation, not the authors intention. It is a TOOL used by LITERARY STUDIES to determine the meaning of a piece of art.

It is not a good argument in an everyday discussion about problematic authors. And it is certainly not an excuse for people to keep supporting artists (and art!) that are queerphobic, transphobic, anti-feminisitc, antisemitic and misogynistic.

And no, "separation of artist and art" is not a reason to ignore the problematic views of the author that are INHERENTLY INCOPORATED in the art.

DO NOT EVER use "death of the author" or "separate art from artist" as an excuse. It is not.

[doyoulikethissong-poll]

Rammstein - Wollt ihr das Bett in Flammen sehen? 1995

"Wollt Ihr das Bett in Flammen sehen?" ("Do you want to see the bed in flames?") is a song by German industrial metal band Rammstein, the first track from their debut album Herzeleid, released in September 1995. It is usually one of the songs that the band plays at their concerts. At these shows, they make use of various pyrotechnic elements, with fireworks and flashy items, which extends to other objects prepared and distributed around the stage.

Some sound effects from the 1993 video game Doom can be distinguished, such as the screams of the character Doom Guy, as well as shotgun reloading sounds.

"Wollt Ihr das Bett in Flammen sehen?" received a total of 53,1% yes votes. Previous Rammstein polls: #35 "Engel".

[arealtrashact]

If music be the food of love, play on. But I'm really too hungry for just one song

Part 1

Part 2

[feuerfreiarchive]

© Liederbuch, Frédéric Batier

[gatoburr0]

[anemiic-dreams]

[falco-ardosiaceus]

New artwork and happy Chinese New Year!!!🧧🧧🧧🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉

[helinyetille]

Ostend, 28.06.2024 | 📹 | Other POVs 🖤♥️🤍

[landerspaul]

The Family Values Tour | Backstage | 31.10.1998 | 📺

[endlich-allein]

"I never seen a live Rammstein show in my life, but I have been to all of them" - Tom Morawetz, Rammstein band assistant since 30 years 🤣