2026 repress of the 2017 reissue - The members of Rammstein have never been shy to admit that making an album in this band can be a colossal nightmare. Liebe ist für alle da was released four years after Rosenrot, with the band stating in interviews that Liebe ist für alle da was the most difficult album they’ve ever made, due to creative conflicts constantly at a head. Liebe ist für alle dais tight, heavy, melodic and brings everything any Rammstein fan could love to the table. The band bring certain elements to the forefront of Liebe ist für alle da’s sound; namely “pop” elements. Sometimes the album sprays accessible parts at you in tracks like “Mehr”; other times it just goes all out to bring you the catchiest tracks possible. The album’s singles “Ich Tu Dir Weh” and “Haifisch” are some of the most accessible songs made by the band to date: “Haifisch” is bouncy, catchy and so easy to listen to; while “Ich Tu Dir Weh” has a chorus that would suit a pop artist or radio rock band – the irony, that furthers its brilliance, is it got banned in Germany for its sadistic lyrical content. The band show they still know how to make a heavy song or two with tracks like “B********” and “Wiener Blut”, the former has a distinct keyboard sample from Flake playing in the background, while the music in front of it all rips your face off and comes reminiscent of the Mutter/Reise, Reise era; while the latter track is similar to the weirdness found on Sehnsucht, with samples of children laughing and odd vocals from Till, before shifting into the standard issue heavy chorus. As with any of Rammstein’s albums, if you’re not a fan of the band you won’t be won over here, but Liebe ist für alle da brings enough new ideas and fan pleasing riffs to justify its place next to the rest of the bands ridiculously consistent discography.
| A1 | Rammlied |
| A2 | Ich Tu Dir Weh |
| A3 | Waidmanns Heil |
| B1 | Haifisch |
| B2 | B******** |
| B3 | Frühling In Paris |
| C1 | Wiener Blut |
| C2 | Pussy |
| C3 | Liebe Ist Für Alle Da |
| D1 | Mehr |
| D2 | Roter Sand |
