Vinyl Record Rammstein – Liebe Ist Für Alle Da [2LP]

Rammstein, a German band founded in Berlin in 1994, pioneered the Neue Deutsche Härte (“new German hardcore”) genre, combining industrial metal with elements of electronic music, hard rock, and theatrical shows. The band's style is characterized by heavy riffs, militaristic aesthetics, and the expressive delivery of vocalist Till Lindemann. A characteristic feature of Rammstein is its spectacular stage performances with lots of pyrotechnics. Despite the lyrics being exclusively in German, the band has gained worldwide popularity, including in the United States, and has sold over 35 million records worldwide. Their music is often described as “brute force,” and the band members themselves called their style “Tanzmetall” - dance metal.

Liebe ist für alle da is the sixth studio album by Rammstein, released on October 16, 2009. The album marked the band's return to a more aggressive and harder sound after the relatively melodic Rosenrot, while not losing their trademark theatrics. The lyrics explore themes of power, sex, violence, and the grotesque, with the tracks Ich Tu Dir Weh and Pussy receiving much criticism. In Germany, the album was partially banned from sale due to content that allegedly violated moral standards, and the band filed a lawsuit against the state. Despite (or because of) the scandal, the album became one of the most successful in Rammstein's discography, and the accompanying tour sold out stadiums around the world.

The album contains 2 LPs with 11 tracks.

LP 1, side A:

• A1. Rammlied
• A2. Ich Tu Dir Weh
• A3. Waidmanns Heil

LP 1, side B:

• B1. Haifisch
• B2. B********
• B3. Frühling In Paris

LP 2, side C:

• C1. Wiener Blut
• C2. Pussy
• C3. Liebe Ist Für Alle Da

LP 2, side D:

• D1. Mehr
• D2. Roter Sand