10.06.2005 (concert)

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10 June 2005
Performance of "Keine Lust"
Concert by Rammstein
Show count:#497
Country:Germany
   #227
City:Scheeßel
   #2
Event:Hurricane Festival
   #2
Venue:Eichenring
   #2
Tour:Reise, Reise Tour
   #57
Tour leg:Summer leg 2005
   #3
Other artists:Die Ärzte, System of a Down, Nine Inch Nails, Oasis, New Order and others
Price:94,00 €
Songs:17
Recordings:
Audio:AUD, complete (2)
Video:PRO, partial (1)
Rammstein touring chronology
3 Jun 2005 10 Jun 2005 12 Jun 2005
Additional images:
Poster

Ticket

Information

  • The show was professionally filmed for future release on Völkerball, but due to sound issues caused by strong wind, the footage didn't get used.
  • The band got de-synced with the backing track during the intro of Keine Lust, resulting in Till missing his cue. He caught up again after the first chorus.
  • While Olli was present in the boat during the performance of Stripped, Till yelled "Olli, bring mal 'ne Bratwurst mit!" into his microphone, this roughly translates to "Olli, get me a Bratwurst!".

Setlist[1]

HerzeleidSehnsuchtMutterReise, ReiseOther: 1
  Herzeleid  
3 )
    • Du riechst so gut
    • Asche zu Asche
    • Rammstein
  Sehnsucht  
2 )
    • Sehnsucht
    • Du hast
  Mutter  
4 )
    • Links 2-3-4
    • Feuer frei!
    • Sonne
    • Ich will
  Reise, Reise  
6 )
    • Reise, Reise
    • Keine Lust
    • Morgenstern
    • Mein Teil
    • Stein um Stein
    • Amerika
  Rosenrot  
0 )
      Liebe ist für alle da  
    0 )
        Rammstein  
      0 )
          Zeit  
        0 )
            other  
          1 )
            • Stripped

          Media

          Video

          • A snippet of Feuer frei!, as well as parts of Du riechst so gut, Amerika, Rammstein and Ich will were shown alongside an interview with Paul broadcasted on TV by Arte. It was shown during a 90 minute special of the Hurricane Festival and aired on 21 July 2005.[2] YouTube Link

          Audio

          • There are two complete audience audio recordings of this concert.

          Sources