3 December 2001 | |||||||
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![]() Till during the performance of "Rammstein" | |||||||
Concert by Rammstein | |||||||
Show count: | #412 | ||||||
Country: | #8 | ||||||
City: | Amsterdam #3 | ||||||
Venue: | Heineken Music Hall #1 | ||||||
Tour: | #91 | ||||||
Tour leg: | #13 | ||||||
Support act: | #27 | ||||||
Price: | 67,50 ƒ 30,63 € | ||||||
Songs: | 18 | ||||||
Recordings: | |||||||
Audio: | AUD, complete (1) | ||||||
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Information
- This was the first of three consecutive concerts at the Heineken Music Hall.
- Till's microphone started malfunctioning during the first verse of Weißes Fleisch. He received a new microphone which also did not work, before finally getting a third one that worked properly.[1][2]
- During the performance of Rammstein, Richard came on stage too late, which resulted in Till waiting to sing until he arrived. The others shortly played the main riff during this period.[1][2]
- During Stripped, Flake fell out of the boat and the audience ripped his shorts off. The other members reached out to him and helped him climb back onto the stage. Everyone was laughing and Flake wrapped a towel around his waist for the rest of the performance.[2]
- After the concert the band received the Dutch Gold Award for Mutter.[3]
Setlist[1]
Media
Audio
- There is a complete audience audio recording of this concert. (Link)
Trivia
- The venue was renamed to AFAS Live on 1 January 2017.[4]
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Audio recording
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Confirmed by an attendee
- ↑ Altmark Woche, 2001
- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AFAS_Live