Cover of Rammstein Herzeleid
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THE REVIEW

The album 'Herzeleid' is the debut album of the Berlin band 'Rammstein';

'Herzeleid' is undoubtedly one of the best albums, just like 'Mutter'.

For all 'Rammstein' fans: this album is indispensable, because it can be compared to the first link of a chain, the 'Rammstein' chain; without this link, the chain cannot be completed.

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Herzeleid is the debut album of Berlin’s Rammstein and is regarded as one of their best works alongside Mutter. This album is essential for fans as it represents the crucial first link in the band’s musical journey, making the entire Rammstein experience complete.

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01   Wollt ihr das Bett in Flammen sehen? (05:17)

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03   Weißes Fleisch (03:35)

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04   Asche zu Asche (03:51)

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06   Du riechst so gut (04:49)

07   Das alte Leid (05:44)

08   Heirate mich (04:44)

Rammstein

German music group formed in Berlin (1994), known for German-language industrial/Neue Deutsche Härte music and theatrical, pyrotechnic live shows.
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By natopostumo

 What this album unleashes goes beyond all these considerations. What these eleven tracks evoke is power, pure power.

 The first three tracks immediately make it clear that you are facing a steamroller; monolithic riffs and the singing in German, which is more suited than ever for the music offered by Rammstein.


By Starblazer

 Herzeleid is a very fluid, very cohesive, and very homogeneous album, a sort of rough diamond, the firstborn of a band not yet at the height of their potential.

 Seemann represents the sweetest and, in a way, the most romantic facet of Rammstein, while the song that closes the album, Rammstein, indeed showcases their darker, grim, and shocking side.


By MiseryMachine

 Herzeleid sounds like an unstoppable machine, with guitars featuring deliberately repetitive and aseptic riffs.

 Rammstein likes to showcase how far human depravity can go, a bit like Throbbing Gristle did, without any filter or beating around the bush.