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The cover was generated using AI, the tracklist is completely made up, and the "routine research into southern French studio bookings" never happened. The only real elements were the actual dates around the tour and hiatus. Everything else was creative fiction.
P.S. — If anyone from Rammstein is reading this: "Zerfall" would still make a damn good album title. Just saying.
I watched “Live in Mexico City” in a sold out cinema. Picture, editing and sound are excellent, three classics are missing. And stay in your seat after the credits.
“Live in Mexico City” opens in cinemas on November 4. We checked dates by country, the cinema search, running time and setlist against what the band and distributors say.
From today you can pre-order Live in Mexico City and book cinema tickets. There are six editions, from the 2CD to the Lucha Libre Box with a head and mask.
Rammstein are bringing “Live In Mexico City” to cinemas. But what happened to the footage filmed at Vienna’s Ernst-Happel-Stadion in 2019?
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