Comments on: Rammstein – Kein Engel (Feb 2007)

By: pwn*PoopmasterFlexx

pwn*PoopmasterFlexx — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 09:01:47 +0000

Holy crap! This is amazing! I especially love Hallelujah, Mein Teil, and Schtiel. I forgot about those songs because iTunes deleted them when I legally payed for them, and yet somehow I’m not allowed to use my OWN copies in case of hard drive failure.

Good thing you posted this, I’m downloading this right now. And don’t give me any of that shit about how its “hurting the band Q.Q” I paid in cash (Euros) for more than any of you RIAA chumps to support Rammstein.

By: Ilannguaq Isak.

Ilannguaq Isak. — Mon, 25 May 2009 11:21:36 +0000

I’am Ilannguaq Isak. Nielsen I love Rammstein I have this : CD’s Herzeleid Sehnsucht Live aus Berlin Mutter Reise, Reise and Rosenrot Völkerball 7. CD Ionly need Kein Engel to complet my Colletion I have not heard it yet Ilannguaq

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By: SillyTuranga

SillyTuranga — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 19:16:40 +0000

@ Turanga

Why would it matter if it was a bootleg or official Rammstein Album? You still downloaded it without paying for it. Your a thief, and yes, you WILL get into trouble.

By: Turanga

Turanga — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 00:09:39 +0000

What if you didn’t know that Kein Engel was bootleg and already downloaded? I seriously had no idea. I thought I had all the albums, but then I came across this one on a website and downloaded it a few days ago, but then I read this as I was trying to do a search for the actual hard copy, since I like having hard copies of the CDs of my favorite bands. I’m confused as to what I should do. Will I still get into trouble? I hope not!

By: roxana

roxana — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 17:46:25 +0000

rammterin es lo mejor

By: roxana

roxana — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 17:45:40 +0000

hola

By: Verkon

Verkon — Fri, 04 May 2007 09:54:05 +0000

The fact is, p2p sites is what makes the bands famous theese days.
Also, doesn’t kraftwerk own the copyright of das modell?

By: God

God — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 13:06:51 +0000

Oh yeah, making copies of music you own is legal and a good idea. I usually burn copies of my CDs and back-up my CDs on a hard drive rather than risking damaging the real CD when I’m listening to music in my car or with a portable CD player.

By: God

God — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 12:02:07 +0000

I don’t think p2p is wrong in itself. In fact, I’m pretty sure that sharing an artist’s songs over the internet is the most the average fan can offer a band in terms of exposure. I know if it hadn’t been for Napster every jock-type in junior high wouldn’t have known “Du Hast” (at least this was my experience). I like to support artists I like to listen to. I really don’t like to support the artists that make shitty music. Bad music is a plague in whatever music scene one is into. I think it’s the consumer’s responsibility to download the music before they buy the CD, if the music is worth buying then go buy the CD. Frankly, if you’re really concerned about how much money the artist is making don’t bother trying to support them by buying the music. After the record labels tear apart the profits the artists are almost always left with crumbs. It’s a bull-shit deal. Instead buy merchandise from the band’s web-site. Usually a large percent (if not all) of the income goes directly to the band. I wouldn’t be at all surprised if buying a $20 T-Shirt from Rammstein puts more money in the band’s pockets than if you were to go to a record store and purchase all of their albums. I honestly would not be surprised.