| 100 Gedichte | |
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| Released: | 5 March 2020 |
100 Gedichte is the third poem book by Till Lindemann. It contains 100 poems and illustrations by Matthias Mathies.
Information
- The news about the release of the book was announced by German magazine Sonic Seducer on 21 October 2019.[1]
Translations
| Language | Title | Released | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | 100 Poems | 2021-05-06 | |
| Russian | Сто. Лирика | 2023-03-22 |
Usage
- One verse of the song Adios is sourced from the poem Musik.
- The poem Nebel was originally released on Messer, omitting the last line.
- The poem Sommer partly appears in lyrics for both a demo version of the song Gib mir deine Augen and Sex.
- Several poems were originally released on In stillen Nächten:
- Bleib was slightly edited in the third line.
- Das kenn ich was slightly edited and is missing the last line.
- Fleder was originally titled Die Fledermaus, got new lines between the first and second line, while omitting the last ones.
- Sommer was originally titled Warmer Tag, got one line and two words edited and expanded at the beginning and ending by one verse each.
- Two poems share the same titles as completely different ones released on In stillen Nächten: Kein Herz and Allein.
- Two poems were first used in the exhibition Wir überleben das Licht, before being retitled and edited:
- Ich bin falscher Schmetterling, previously known as Ich.
- Froh, previously known as Nicht froh.
- The poem Autobahn uses two lines for Ich weiß es nicht.
- The poem Ach so gern became the lyrics for the song of the same name.
Content
| 100 Gedichte |
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| Musik |
| Am Strand |
| Kapitän |
| Geld |
| Meins |
| Leise |
| Flegel |
| Freizeit |
| Und sie rufen mich |
| Kein Herz |
| Schuld hab immer ich |
| Post |
| Kette |
| Lecken |
| Ich rede |
| Autobahn |
| Undank |
| Armer Bär |
| Totentanz |
| Kein Eigenbedarf |
| Komplettverlust |
| Die Liebe |
| Kunstopfer |
| Hautkopf |
| Stadt und Land |
| Hexe |
| Die Armee der traurigen Menschen |
| Früh Messe |
| Klein |
| Apfel |
| Als deine Mutter starb |
| Allein |
| Was ist |
| Vorbereitung |
| Sommer |
| Schönes Wetter |
| Ich hatte Hunger |
| Alle Tiere wandern |
| Abschied vom geliebten Tier |
| Am Moor |
| Du willst nicht wissen |
| Cello |
| Ausdruck |
| So wie immer |
| Das kenn ich |
| Einsamkeit neu |
| Essen |
| Fragen über Fragen |
| An der Leine |
| Blüten |
| Wenn du schläfst |
| Vorbei |
| Froh |
| Fleder |
| Du und dein Garten |
| Tanzlokal |
| Ferien auf dem Lande |
| Erfurt |
| Unter Druck |
| Faust |
| Ich bin falscher Schmetterling |
| Aids |
| Am Sonntag muss ich sterben |
| Kopf hoch |
| Kopf hoch 2 |
| Kopf hoch 3 |
| Toilette |
| Trost |
| Trauer |
| Kerze |
| Nebel |
| Rotes Ohr |
| Herzraub |
| Dreh dich nicht um |
| Das Hündchen wackelt mit dem Schwanz |
| Gute Nacht |
| Mitleid und Seele |
| Ach so gern |
| Tiefer geht nicht |
| Kurzes Leben |
| Das Gestern |
| Bringer |
| Bleib |
| Banane |
| Ballett |
| Reines Vergnügen |
| Schneiderin |
| Tod durch Tiere |
| Löwe |
| Lachen ist gesund |
| Zweiter |
| Kurz |
| Kleiner Löffel großer Magen |
| Jetzt bist du tot |
| Dich |
| Irgendwie |
| Kaffee |
| Stimmchen |
| Zweite Haut |
| Du stirbst bald |
Reception
- A review done by an author of German radio station SWR2[2] highlighted and featured the entirety of the poem Wenn du schläfst questioning how far artistic freedom should go. The following days, the debate got picked up by several media outlets in which some accused Till of glorifying and downplaying rape. The publisher issued a statement, defending the poem for the sake of artistic freedom.[3]