Rammstein Single Collection - Covers and Adaptations

Covers and Adaptations

Rammstein's songs have been covered by a number of other artists, These include:

• "Engel" has been covered by several artists:
  • The group Gregorian reworked it as a Gregorian chant for their album The Dark Side.
  • German singer Hildegard Knef recorded a cover of the song.
  • Belgian girls choir Scala & Kolacny Brothers recorded a very quiet, brooding version, contrary to the original.
• "Seemann": by Apocalyptica & Nina Hagen. This cover impressed Rammstein so much that they took Apocalyptica as co-headliner on tour with them in Spring 2005, and invited the band on stage to perform "Ohne dich" ("Without you") and "Mein Herz brennt" ("My Heart burns") together. The "Benzin" single also featured a remix of the song, called "Kerosiini" by Apocalyptica.
• "Ohne dich": remixed (and new vocals added) by Laibach.
• "Weißes Fleisch": by the German death metal band Debauchery, who covered the song for their Back In Blood album.
• "Mein Teil": a bluegrass version appears as a bonus track on the band Hayseed Dixie's 2007 album Weapons of Grass Destruction. The song was also covered by the German jazz metal band Panzerballet on their album Hat Genossen von Abba Zappa as well as by the Pakistani Industrial Metal band Black Warrant in one of their early albums.
• "Ein Lied": German singer-songwriter Nena (singer of "99 Luftballons" ("99 Red Balloons")) covered the song on her cover album Cover Me.
• "Du Hast": is also played by the Turkish band maNga, Pakistani industrial metal band Black Warrant, Chilean metal band Kanatran and Ukrainian band Los Colorados.
• "Sonne":
  • German metalcore band Caliban covered the song on their "Coverfield" EP. It is also on disc two of the special edition of their 2012 album I Am Nemesis.
  • German folk music singer and pop icon Heino released an interpretation of the song on his cover album Mit freundlichen Grüßen, which was placed No. 1 on the German albums chart.
• "Mehr": American thrash/death metal outfit Common Dead released an English cover of "Mehr" from Liebe ist für alle da, with all six band member roles covered by frontman Andrew Laurenson on his lonesome.
• "Feuer Frei!": Swedish heavy metal band Sabaton recorded a cover of the song as a bonus track for their album Carolus Rex