Disc 03 01. "ROSENROT" 02. "ROSENROT (MAKING OF)" 03. "MANN GEGEN MANN" 04. "MANN GEGEN MANN (MAKING OF)" 05. "PUSSY (VIDEO ZENSIERT)" 06. "PUSSY (MAKING OF ZENSIERT)" 07. "ICH TU DIR WEH" 08. "ICH TU DIR WEH (MAKING OF)" 09. "HAIFISCH" 10. "HAIFISCH (MAKING OF)" 11. "MEIN LAND" 12. "MEIN LAND (MAKING OF)" 13. "MEIN HERZ BRENNT (PIANO VERSION)" 14. "MEIN HERZ BRENNT" 15. "MEIN HERZ BRENNT (MAKING OF)"
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Rammstein, Till Lindemann, Ol
Description:
A collection of music videos from the German industrial metal band. The videos span the years 1995 to 2012 and include 'Du Hast', 'Rammstein' and 'Du Riechst So Gut'. There are also making of features on the vast majority of the included videos, taking a look behind the scenes at the conception and recording of each piece.
All video clip and Making-OF.
FSK 16, Pussy zensiert version
Digipak
Format: 3 DVD, PAL 16/9
Duration: 455 min.
"Videos 1995-2012" is a comprehensive DVD collection released by Vertigo Berlin, bringing together a wide selection of official music videos from the period 1995 to 2012. Across this span of nearly two decades, the videos captured on this disc reflect shifting trends in sound, image language, and visual storytelling within contemporary popular music. The compilation offers fans a chronological journey through the artistic evolution of the featured act(s), from early raw clips with a more minimal production style to later videos that make use of advanced digital editing, elaborate set designs, and more cinematic narratives.
The DVD format makes "Videos 1995-2012" ideal both for collectors and for anyone who wants to experience these visual works in a curated, easily accessible way on their home system. Depending on the original material, viewers can expect a mix of performance-based clips, conceptual videos with strong narrative or symbolic elements, and visually experimental works that highlight how closely music and moving image are interwoven. The selection is particularly interesting for those who like to trace stylistic development: changes in the artist's image, recurring visual motifs, and the collaboration with different directors over time become clearly visible when the videos are watched back-to-back.
Vertigo Berlin, the label behind this release, is known for its work in the German and international music market, especially in rock, pop, and related genres. As part of a well-established label environment, Vertigo Berlin has been involved in the publication and promotion of numerous successful albums and audiovisual products. The company places emphasis on high production standards and on presenting its artists in ways that are both artistically ambitious and accessible to a broad audience. Releases like "Videos 1995-2012" are typical of Vertigo Berlin's approach: they preserve important phases in an artist's career and make them available in a durable, collector-friendly format.
The creative personalities behind the videos in this collection include the performing artists themselves, their long-time collaborators, and a changing roster of directors and visual creators. Many music videos from this era were shaped by directors who specialized in music film and who brought experience from advertising, short film, or live concert filming. Their work often contributed significantly to the public perception of the songs: iconic imagery, distinctive color palettes, and memorable visual concepts helped to turn several tracks into lasting milestones in the artists' catalogues. The performing artists featured across "Videos 1995-2012" built their reputation above all through their musical output: successful albums, charting singles, and acclaimed live performances in this period laid the foundation for a loyal fan base.
Alongside the main performers and directors, a range of notable contributors typically play a role in such a video anthology: experienced cinematographers who define the look of the clips; editors whose sense of rhythm and pacing ties image and sound together; production designers responsible for sets and visual environments; and choreographers or stylists who help shape the overall image. Within the 1995-2012 timeframe, many of these professionals were also active on other high-profile projects in the music and media world, bringing with them a level of craftsmanship that can be felt throughout the compilation. "Videos 1995-2012" thus serves not only as a retrospective of the featured artist(s), but also as a document of the evolving collaboration between music and visual art during a particularly dynamic phase of the industry.
German Rock
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- Deutsche Szene 182- Eastrock 36- Folksy Rock 22- German Punk 695- Krautrock 508- NeueDeutscheWelle 40- NewGermanHardness 52- Other German Rock 1.306Songwriter 3.442
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