Deluxe has 5 extras: -An "orchestra version" of Roter Sand. Till Lindemann could be a successful opera singer. -Liese, in Rammstein's classic tradition of "dark romanticism": both sensual and sinister. Wish it had its own melody, although Roter Sand's fits it well. -3 more great songs. Halt could be an "Up yours!" to those who accuse R+ of being "responsible" for Columbine shooting.

A VERY SPECIAL Deluxe Edition of the latest-greatest Rammstein album. Besides the album itself and the bonus CD, the metal "toolbox" contains handcuffs, lube, and 6 pink sex toys that are claimed to be "replicas" of the bandmembers' own "members". Um, if you can afford buying this, please get me one for Christmas, too. Thanks!

This book was written by Till's successful-children's-book-writer-abusive-violent-alcoholic father, about the failed attempt to reconcile with his son when Till was 19 years old. Although the father appears oblivious to his responsibility for the state of their relationship, books tend to reveal more that’s their author's intention, so you still get an idea about what made Till who he is.

The best-written, most complete (for the time it was published) book about Rammstein members written by their long-time friend.

Great concert, great CD. As one of the fans has put it someplace online, "he'd sell his soul if he had one, to see Rammstein play live!" I doubt that souls are detachable enough to be sold, but I agree with the overall sentiment. Listening to the recording of a concert is not the same as being there, but you can still feel some of the vibe that was present at that time and place so long ago.

The reviews of the rest were "too long", so I'll have to redo them.