Rammstein - Liebe Ist Für Alle Da review
| Band: | Rammstein |
| Album: | Liebe Ist Für Alle Da |
| Style: | Industrial metal |
| Release date: | October 2009 |
Disc I
01. Rammlied
02. Ich Tu Dir Weh
03. Waidmanns Heil
04. Haifisch
05. B******
06. Frühling In Paris
07. Wiener Blut
08. Pussy
09. Liebe Ist Für Alle Da
10. Mehr
11. Roter Sand
Disc II [US and Limited Edition bonus]
01. Führe mich
02. Donaukinder
03. Halt
04. Roter Sand [orchestral version]
05. Liese
Alright, the boys had fun shooting a fake porn video for the horrible single "Pussy". They always find a way to generate free publicity. Past the outright disappointing single and a few more controversies along the way, Rammstein sixth studio album finally hit the streets at the end of 2009.
Liebe ist für alle da is far from being a monotone effort. While the diversity of the songs might work to the detriment of the album homogeneity, it is refreshing to jump from an odd ballad ["Frühling in Paris"] to a killer of a dark song ["Wiener Blut"]. Some tracks are clearly trademark olden Rammstein while some such as the opener show the progression of the band.
As usual, front-man Till Lindemann has outdone himself with his vocal performance. But Rammstein is one unit, always has been and always will be. The synergy between those guys is alive and well, whether they go into their safe zone with tracks like "Waidmann's Heil" or explore uncharted territories with gems like the distressing and poetic "Donaukinder" or the juggernaut "Halt".
There would be a lot to say about this album, but the main test is that not a single track gets boring for me (apart from "Pussy" I guess). There are a lot of nuances throughout and heaps of intriguing melodies to keep listeners riveted.
Without maybe reaching the cult status of their early efforts, Liebe ist für alle da holds some of the most mature Rammstein songs to date. As expected the band put out some solid trademark songs while showing that they progress musically with each release. Don't forget to get the limited edition since two of the best songs are on the bonus CD. Love is indeed here for all.
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Written on 20.09.2010 by
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| Kratos Posts: 156 From: USA  |
Nice review, this is a solid album from Rammstein, but it as not as memorable as Rosenrot, imo. And as you said Till has outdone himself on vocals and the whole energy that they all have is great on this album.
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| Uirapuru Liver Failure Posts: 2955 From: Brazil  |
Normal I guess... same as the latest usual... some inovation other than explicit porn would be welcome.
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| X-Ray Rod Skandino Posts: 18274 From: Sweden  |
Written by Kratos on 20.09.2010 at 05:52 How can an album that was made out of songs that didn't make the cut to Reise, Reise be memorable? For me this is WAY better than Rosenrot, an album that doesn't pass the test of time at all. Written by Uirapuru on 20.09.2010 at 11:32 It's not the greatest comeback ever, but it still nice to see that they managed to don't suck. There's some really nice inovations here imo, not completely different but there are some things that I've never heard before in their previous albums
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| Ellrohir Heaven Knight Posts: 8662 From: Czech Republic  |
Quite good album according to me...i would rate it 7.5 to 8 - there are some great songs, but some boring ones too
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| mariano Posts: 369 From: Argentina |
I's been almost a year since the last time I listened to that album, but I remember it was a big disappointment for me.  It seems like they left the industrial sound behind which they were good at. They're now just another German-spoken band, I even started to like Megaherz more than Rammstein.
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| Andreas Posts: 330 From: Germany |
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| Hrothdane Posts: 489 From: USA  |
It does have some weak points for me, but I love the song diversity, and Till really shines on this album. I actually really enjoy Fruhling in Paris; its overall feeling reminds me of Seeman. Both songs really show how much emotion Till can put into a song. Pussy seems deceptively simple, but it feels more satirical in the vein of Amerika, so I still somewhat enjoy it. Don't care for the porn...err...music video.
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| Kratos Posts: 156 From: USA |
Written by X-Ray Rod on 20.09.2010 at 11:40 Guess it is just taste, but I really enjoyed Rosenrot and I usually have songs from it stuck in my head most of the time.
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| destroyah supercharger Posts: 12195 From: Estonia  |
Written by X-Ray Rod on 20.09.2010 at 11:40 Rosenrot was indeed, apart from the three first tracks, an elegant swing in the dick by Rammstein. I have to agree with the review - for me, "Liebe ist für Alle da" did much to reinstate the band for me. I must also add - "Pussy" fills me with retarded joy every time I hear the song 
---- About me: "The best out of all the people ever" - Washington Post "We abandoned Christ for Destroyah's love!" - The Watchtower "Simply amazing!" - Rolling Stone
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| GT Coffee!! Posts: 5101 From: Denmark  |
Written by destroyah on 24.09.2010 at 22:29 I can only agree with everything said here about the new album
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| SKELETOR Posts: 21 From: Romania |
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| Kuroboshi Posts: 1168 From: Sweden  |
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