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RAMMSTEIN To Collaborate With T.A.T.U.?

April 1, 2003

Although nothing has been confirmed or even suggested by RAMMSTEIN or their management, it has been posted on official Russian web site of pop duo T.A.T.U. that RAMMSTEIN and T.A.T.U. are going to be working together on some sort of musical project. An English translation of the post is on Tatysite.net, a T.A.T.U. fan site:

"T.A.T.U. girls are ready to record a song with RAMMSTEIN. This will be the most unpredicted project. T.A.T.U.'s producer, Ivan Shapovalov, and RAMMSTEIN's management are now discussing the details. Perhaps very soon, T.A.T.U. will release a new song with a touch of the German sound manager's hand. T.A.T.U.'s vocals and RAMMSTEIN's music might turn out to be a great combination."

(Thanks: Herzeleid.com)

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