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RAMMSTEIN: Partial Track Listing For New Album Revealed

September 11, 2005

Universal.dk has revealed a partial track listing for the new RAMMSTEIN album, "Rosenrot", due in Europe on on October 31. The following songs will reportedly appear on the CD (English translation follows each German/Spanish-language title): "Benzin" (Gasoline),"Spring" (Jump),"Rosenrot" (Rose Red),"Zerstören" (Destroy),"Mann Gegen Mann" (Man Against Man),"Feuer & Wasser" (Fire & Water),"Wo Bist Du" (Where Are You),"Te Quiero Puta" (I Love You, Bitch) and "Ein Lied" (A Song).

As previously reported, an audio clip of the album's first single, "Benzin", has been posted online at Motor.de. The single will precede the album on October 10.

RAMMSTEIN recorded several songs during the sessions for "Reise, Reise" which were omitted from the CD's final track listing. During a recent session at a Berlin studio, RAMMSTEIN recorded several more tracks and recently mixed the combined collection of new material for the "Rosenrot" album.

Recorded primarily in Spain (El Cortijo Studio, Malaga),"Reise Reise" (translated as "Voyage, Voyage" or "Journey, Journey") was the follow-up to "Mutter", which entered The Billboard 200 chart at No. 77 back in April 2001.

(Thanks: Herzeleid.com)

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