Rammstein: Völkerball

"Rammstein: Volkerball" is quite simply excellent. A few years old now, the film covers a live gig in France, and what a gig it was. If you are wanting entertainment and excitement when watching a live gig, you can not go far wrong with this film I would give it a score of 20 or more if I could, it is really awesome to watch. There are different editions of this tour, you can have DVD with CD, even a deluxe version with a photographic booklet, but one good thing on the DVD is the extras, which show the band in a few other live venues, just a track at each one. Having seen Rammstein live during a tour in England, I can confirm that this film is truly superb, but the DVD just lacks the heat from all the pyros!! Grab some beers, turn the volume right up, and enjoy.

i first heard Rammstein back in 2001 after a friend gave me the Mutter album to listen to.a German band singing in German,why would i want to even listen to it ?..thankfully i did.the language difference only improves the listening experience,if it had been sung in English,it would have lost most of it's power.3 years later they released Reise Reise-another outstanding hard rock album-and they have never looked back.recording the tour was a great idea and shows just how good live they are...they are possibly one of THE best live bands i've ever seen-and i'm the worlds biggest Rush fan.....recorded in 2004/5,the concert from Paris is simply stunning.musically exciting,loud,aggressive and heart warming.i was lucky enough to see them in the u.k.3 times on this tour-Reise Reise album-and have seen them every tour since...i'm not going to give away any spoilers,i will just say,put the disc on,turn up the volume....and ROCK.