Rammstein - Radio (Official Video) REACTION - First Time Hearing It
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2024
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Love love LOVE Rammstein!! Great reaction 🔥🦇🔥🦇🔥🦇🔥
I have been enjoying this journey so far. Looking forward to more. Thanks for watching!
radio was the only entertainment device back then. The whole family was listening to entertainment programs on the radio. In east Germany music from the west was forbidden. In the end of the video you see how video slowly takes over radio.
Oh so nothing from the west was allowed in the east. Thanks for sharing this. The video is so well done!
@@SaeedReacts. it was not seen as good but not totaly forbidden it was not like North Korea... We had a good life!
Wich isn't even that weird when you think about the fact that the GDR (east germany) was controlled by the soviets, soviet puppet state. Everything from the west was seen as potential propaganda, or something like western music as something immoral, capable to ruin our values. Not mine, I grew up in west germany. I was born in 1982 and I was in elementary school, when the cold war was on its peak. So I remember the last stages of east germany quite well, from everything my parents or grandparents told me, and from everything I heard on the news. Some things were scary, like nuclear threats against the west. Unfortunately we're getting these again these days. Sad. My parents used to visit friends in the east from time to time, to bring them stuff they weren't able to buy in the east. I still have some money, coins from east germany. I was always amused about how they felt like plastic chips. Cheap stuff. ^^ @@SaeedReacts.
Flake, the guy on the keys, wrote two books about his time growing up in eastern Germany and how Rammstein was founded. Also he goes deep into their first concerts, expectations, fears and success. Brilliant books. Sadly, as far as I know, they're only available in German.
Would love to read those if they were translated in Dutch or English. Always good to hear from first hand experience.
No, I think today is the world's birthday is available in English.
@@annegretkasten6277 Just checked and saw there is an English version included in my Audible subscription. Just downloaded it. Thanks!
The making of is helpful, interesting and funny.
Brilliant song, video and lyrics.
Will check that out. Thanks!
That was the first ever public Radio Transmission in germany
Thanks for that info!
@@SaeedReacts. East germany was russian kontrol so they only got propaganda music . They Listend illegal to West Radio . Rammstein greift up in east. No Dubletten meaning . Personal song from the old days growing up in DDR
not true we had more than propaganda music stop talk about things u dont know!
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@@leaspauli7807Russische Volkseigene Musik,Niemand hat hier vor einen Song zu singen!!!!😂
@@dogpower41 I do think it has a double meaning. At least that's what the flags at the very end say. They are the flags of the EU, but they are like the Chinese flag, red and yellow.
The beginning is some like "Attention! Attention! Here is Berlin (Königswusterhausen?😂) and the German short wave transmitter. We're streaming "dance" music"... 😅
I think it was an original... but I have to watch the "making of" again to be sure 🙈
All the members of Rammstein grew up in East Germany and I take the song as a description of how it was living in East Berlin with nearly everything western that was forbidden... even music 😢
All the best for you and your family ❤
Thanks for sharing this. I can not imagine how that must have been. 😞
Königs Wusterhausen is a small town southeast of Berlin. The first radio transmitter in Germany was built there in 1916, initially for military use during WW1, then in 1920 for public broadcasting. The opening radio announcement ("Attention, Attention. This is Berlin Königs Wusterhausen and the German shortwave transmitter. We're broadcasting dance music.") was verbatim the first ever public short wave transmission back in 1920. The announcer in the video is from Finland and had to learn the historic German radio enunciation first.
@@SaeedReacts. And not to forget the Berlin wall and that the DDR citizens were not allowed to leave the country to go to the west. This makes the song extra special.
the most western music was for sure not forbidden... each week was in east german radio a show with the charts of USA, Westgermany and UK. Some songs was for sure forbidden, but these songs was mostly political stuff from west germany or artists which immigrate from east to west germany, they was for sure forbidden. But in westgermany was also many stuff forbidden in radio. This song is also not explicit about that east german time... for sure not! its a trip through time... there are elements from the weimar republic, the third reich, east germany and also west germany (60ies protests).
RAMMSTEIN IS SO GOOD🤘♥️👈
Been enjoying this journey
"Achtung, Achtung!" This is how the world's first radio broadcast began in 1923.
Ooh! Thanks for that info! Super interesting. Many details in these songs and videos i would never know without the viewers that take the time to comment. Thank you!
@@SaeedReacts.take a look to the making of 😊
It couldn't start more german 😅
We are so lucky in our lives that we can experience this fantastic band in such a timely manner. No matter whether for the eyes, ears or brain... all senses are addressed to the maximum. 🤘🤘🤘
Rammstein is EPIC!
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Would love to follow you down that rabbit hole, that is Rammstein 😅
Their earlier songs like "Asche zu Asche" and "Morgenstern" are amazing too (there I would suggest the "Live from Völkerball" tour 👍🏻
And then there is "Du hast" live in Paris with a whole stadium of FRENCH people singing in German 👀🤟🏻
They have so many great songs 😅🙈
First time I saw them live was in June 2002 at Rock Werchter and after that I was hooked 🇧🇪
Definitely need check out some of those. Some i know just by Hearing on the radio, but now i am paying attention and reading the translation and im just in awe! Really thought provoking stuff.
@@SaeedReacts.Rammstein provoking?😂 Nee dat kan niet hahaha.ik vind ze geweldig.
Nice reaction again ❤
Thanks so much. Have a great day
YES!!!!❤
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Hello dear. Love your reaction. Fantastic song.
All group members grew up in East Germany. And that's what the song is about, what it was like.
May I make a recommendation: check out educatedmarine's site for translated lyrics. He's doing a great job. Also there you'll find songs from Rammstein without an official video or at times never been played live. Definitely worth checking them out as well.
Songs like "Adios" or " Feuer und Wasser". And many more.
With love from Germany 🤘🏻 ❤
Thank you for watching and this information! Will have a look at that channel! Love from Belgium.
The song is about the fact that in the GDR you could only secretly listen to radio from the West.
Thanks for letting me know.
Thanks for reacting to another Rammstein ripper mate! I recommend going back about five seconds and then resuming if you’re gonna stop. That way you won’t miss anything. Got yourself another sub. Keep reacting to the boys 👍🤘
Thanks so much for subscribing! Will keep that advice in mind. (Sometimes i forget to rewind a bit) have a good one!
@@SaeedReacts. If you're a keyboard person use the spacebar to pause, tap the left arrow to go back five seconds and then tap the keyboard again when you're ready to resume.
the synths part is a tribute to kraftwerk.
Thanks for letting me know. Love to learn about all the references.
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Bro you opened the Rammstein treasure box... there is so much more to discover.... jump into it... it is all worthy dude...
LIKE YOUR REACTIONS! Next recommendation from my side. First MEIN HERZ BRENNT (OFFICIAL) and right after this react to the PIANO VERSION OF IT and the creepy actor skills of Till...
Enjoy my friend! Greets from Germany - Stephan
Looking forward to more! Thanks so much for watching and the recommendations. Greetings from Belgium.
By the way... I just saw this night, beside your Video, another 3 Videos from a patreon who made 3 (!) fantastic Videos "the beauty of Rammstein" where you can see what RAMMSTEIN is in time-laps and soooo many short videospots from their EPIC live concerts all oder the World and some Interview clips with them.... in an awesome Audio quality made from the patreon... inhale it!🤘
It's ironic that they sing about the "old times" where you listening in secret to western music, because most was forbidden in the east.
What you said with the bubble is right, especially if something like rammstein slips into a bubble from other people and they simply dont like it and kinda make it "forbidden" to listening to it. But today zhe bubbles aint walls just algorithms haha
For sure we live in our own algorithm bubble. Its good to venture out once in a while. 😄
@@SaeedReacts. Yes, i mean a few years ago i mostly listened stuff from HipHop, rap and Rock. And classic and never thought i would like or even be a fan of rammstein. Sometimes one needs to jump over the shadow ^^
TVs and Radios were restricted in East Germany under Soviet regime, they could only listen to or see what was sanctioned by the state (same as Russia right now, really). They only had access to radios and TVs that could only tune into state propaganda. Radio Free Europe was set up to transmit across the border into the Soviet Union and millions of people hacked their radios or built their own receivers, this was basically the only way they knew what was happening in the rest of the world and it allowed them to hear western music.
Incidentally, this is also how many of them found out about the severity of Chernobyl at the time. Radio Free Europe was used to broadcast health advice into the Soviet Union telling people to keep their children inside, eat canned goods and tune in for updates. A lot of Soviet citizens continued to listen because they knew their own regime was lying to them about the disaster.
It's all this that makes his song and video one of my favorites of theirs. They're so good at artistic representation of their lived experiences.
same as russia? it was the eu that banned news stations, because that information was 'not sanctioned'...
I really like your rammstein reactions 👏😊
Please react to "mein Herz brennt" official and the piano version. The piano version is a bit creepy, and Till is acting so f****g good 😅
Greetings from germany ❤
Thank you! I appreciate the kind words. Will definitely get to that one as well! Greetings from Belgium ❤️
Check out educatedmarine's channel he has almost every Rammstein song with english subs.
Thanks, will check out that channel!
I would love to see your reaction of Keine Lust😊 You will love it❤
Will add that one to my list. Reaction to Zick Zack coming a little later today.
An interesting detail at the end of the video is the EU star wreath on a red (communist) flag.
Rammstein was itself affected by censorship by the German Ministry of Family Affairs, whose head at the time is now President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen.
Thanks for pointing that out! Not a fan of censorship!
@@SaeedReacts. Rammstein had filed a lawsuit against the "Liebe Ist Für Alle Da" album being placed on the index and after six months they were proved right. The whole action had the bizarre effect that Rammstein became the only band in Germany whose album was number 1 in the charts and at the same time on the index.
We need you're wife to react to them too :p
Maybe one day. Dont know if she wants be on camera. 😅
They are from the east and during the cold war they illegally heard west radio.
Please watch the making of video!
Thanks for sharing that info.
If you react to ZICK ZACK I'll subscribe.
Nice reaction In my opinion you pretty much get the jist, but I'm Canadian so wtf do I really know? Rammstein is like The Clash they always have a story to tell, which can be both a history lesson and resonate and be up to the current times, even if some songs are decades old...
Yeah lots more Rammstein ....if you like Rammstein, check out Til Linndemann
On second thought I'll hit that subscribe button now.... Take care.... eh
Your comment made me smile by the end! Thanks so much! And i will check out Zick Zack 😃. Have a good one!
@@SaeedReacts. Till Lindemann's Ich Hasse Kinder is goed.
DDR they were borned in..(East)
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Yaaa yaaa keine wonderbar radio sö hawt i kommen in my pantz schönen yaaa lol jk aweaome music
The first words in the video are those from the first radio transmission in Germany. It ended with: "We play dance music."
Music was allowed in Eastern Germany - as long as it matched with the eastern ideology. So no rebellish kind of music like rock music etc. and of course only news that were approved by the government.
The song is about the situation in East Germany (before the reunion) where the USSR controlled East German government tried to control all influences to the people. All band members grew up in this circumstances. As you may know, that government even build a deadly border where more than 300 people were killed while trying to escape from that state. And the people living under this regime found a way to escape a bit by hearing radio stations from West Germany. Therefore "their ears became eyes" while hearing what they are not allowed to see. The band members are dressed like artists / actors in the 1950th-1960th.
Later on also West TV was (illegaly) received - at least in some parts of Eastern Germany. But the style of the video seems to address the former years.
Thanks for sharing this!
sadly it were east germans in the stasi that enforced the laws, said to be even more brutal than their kgb colleagues.
time sucks. yet truth is that. those who lived its repression know it. gust dont forget, it can happen again. good review.
We must never forget ❤️
The subtitles are not always correct.
I thought that might be the case
@@SaeedReacts. Sorry for the misleading words, I meant the original video. Your words don't need subtitles.
im born in east germany and life was easier we had nearly no crime no abortions no homeless nor unemployed. but yes we had rules u had to follow like in every nation!
Thanks for sharing your experience and perspective. We can definitely learn from that.
Bullshit 😅
Rammstein was founded in East Germany. Radio and television broadcasting was controlled by the government and you were not allowed to travel outside or to listen to west radio or west television. But the broadcasts overcame the east german borders and people listened secretly. So the information and the culture was spreaded even if the east german government wants to prohibit it. They had the military forces but they could not defend the radio waves.
Thanks for sharing this info!
If you dont appreciate this song for its aesthetic value, the rhythm, the grunt...and all you have to contribute is an analysis of its meaning etc....then you missed the song...and its purpose, Rammstein is popular outside of Germany as they are a grunty original band..Going into analysis of ww2 era things has no relevance whatsoever...listen to it as a powerful musical triumph and react as such...Rammstein aren't Nazis...they are a new age relevant metal band and their originality deserves our respect..as does their power.
When did i say they were Nazi's? I am a writer and i like lyrics and want to appreciate that as well. If that is not to your liking, that is okay. Doesnt mean i cant try to interpret a song. And i still could be wrong, but that is a real first reaction. And i feel i didnt disrespect them, on the contrary. Anyway i probably wont change your mind and that is fine. All the best to you and yours.
@@SaeedReacts. I understand and appreciate your reply..thx.And yes your explanation has somewhat changed my mind as to your view etc..please don't think my comment was meant to diswade you from continuing, keep it up your channel is cool and I'll be back to watch more..thx for the content xx