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Rating: - We all live in Amerika, coca cola wonder bra

Until i bought this album i have never bought any thing of rammstein's, alough i had always liked songs like sonne and Ich Wil. But as soon as i saw the video for amerika i thought that i must get this album. In the last 2 days i must have listened to the album over 10 times, and i enjoying it more each time. Its nothing like any thing else, heavy guitar riffs, orcestral parts, and all in german. Can't really understand much, but i don't care, its a bloody good album which u need to buy.

Rating: - Rammstein at their best

Reise Reise is a fantastic album and contains all the neccasary elements to lift anyones spirits,feeling low? give it a go.

Its loud and its raunchy, not one track dissapoints.....FANTASTIC

Rating: - Wort............los

Brilliant - lyrics, melodies, rhythms. If you haven't yet had the Rammstein live experience I urge you to catch them on tour in Feb 05 in the UK

Rating: - Rrreise, Rrreise, Rrrrammstein!!!

1. Reise, Reise (Arise, Arise) - excellent album opener (ABOUT HUNTING FISH) bristling with topical sea-shanty and rowing sound effects. An uplifting chorus for the sake of it too.

2. Mein Teil (My Tool/Tail) - Till's trademark growl turns into a perverted purr during the verse for this single based on the antics of the German sexual cannibal Armin Meiwes (also features on the Resident Evil: Apocalypse soundtrack). Heavy, dark, slightly disturbing. Rammstein!!

3. Dalai Lama (Dalai Lama) - the album wildcard. Nearly six minutes long, it has the good old guitar sound, but stays slow and never builds any momentum. Different, more original, but requires some patience.

4. Keine Lust (No Love) - panting, urgent no-love song with a drowsy, fevered keyboard intro by Flake. Different again, but very compelling.

5. Los (Less) - an acoustic Rammstein song that can't be compared to anything from their back-catalogue. At first, I didn't think I liked it. Now, I like it. A lot.

6. Amerika (America) - blistering satire about the world's only superpower. You'll listen to it again and again and again. That guitar work from Richard, Paul and Oliver really deserves to get heads banging in moshpits or during their excellent live sets. Top marks!

7. Moskau (Moscow) - this song blags my head. Understated industrial guitar and Christoph's usual drumwork, with a female Russian vocal going hand in hand with Till's aforementioned Teutonic growl. Good though, just try not to listen to it in an altered state of mind.

8. Morgenstern (Morning Star) - the slightly underused metal guitar comes back in. 'Morgenstern', 'Mein Teil', 'Keine Lust', 'Amerika' and 'Stein um Stein' should give this album appeal plenty of appeal to fans of Metallica and Korn.

9. Stein um Stein (Stone by Stone) - every Rammstein album must have its horror story, and 'Reise, Reise' is no exception. Yelling about being walled in stone by stone in a room with no windows or doors galore ('No one hears me... SCREAAAM!!!)

10. Ohne Dich (Without You) - the boys show their sensitive side with a gentle, keyboard-led love song ('Without you I cannot be, without you...')

11. Amour (Love) - swings from slow narrative about Love as a wild animal that rips you to pieces, to furious, terminal guitar ('Please, Please, give me poison') A fitting end to a mainstream yet alternative industrial metal album.

One gripe: the synth/techno edge that makes Rammstein special doesn't appear to have been exploited enough on 'Reise, Reise'. But for God's sake, get it anyway if you're into heavy rock!

4.5 stars.

Rating: - The Industrialists do it again

After listening to mutter, I never thought that Rammstein could do any better. Duh! How wrong i was.

Cutting the bull, it's a brilliant album, it hasn't been out of my cd player these past two weeks and i'm still not sick of it! If you like good melodies, harmonies and vocals combined into a selection of tracks look no further.

Brutal, Beautiful, Heavy and Damned Brilliant

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