Rammstein / Paris deluxe box set
Four years after the concert at the French Capital that formed part of German hard rock band Rammstein‘s Made in Germany 1995–2011 tour, and after a successful theatrical run, director Jonas Åkerlund’s concert film Paris is being released across a number of formats, including this impressively designed deluxe box set.
This seven-disc package features four 180g blue vinyl records, two CDs and a blu-ray – all contained in a rigid card box. If vinyl isn’t your thing or the price is too rich, then there’s plenty of formats to choose from, including 2CD+DVD combo and the same configuration with blu-ray (the later of which is available in a special limited ‘metal’ fan edition).
There’s also standalone DVD and Blu-ray and a visuals-free two-CD edition. Availability of all editions might be limited on certain channels, although they are also available via the Rammstein shop.
The live album features 22 tracks (if you include the ‘intro’) and the concert film has a running time of over two hours.
Paris is released on 19 May 2017.
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Paris - 4LP+2CD+blu-ray deluxe box set
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Seven-disc deluxe box set
LP 1
1. Intro
2. Sonne
3. Wollt Ihr Das Bett In Flammen Sehen
4. Keine Lust
5. Sehnsucht
6. Asche Zu Asche
7. Feuer Frei!
8. Mutter
LP 2
1. Mein Teil
2. Du Riechst So Gut
3. Links 2 3 4
4. Du Hast
5. Haifisch
LP 3
1. Bück Dich
2. Mann Gegen Mann
3. Ohne Dich
4. Mein Herz Brennt
5. Amerika
6. Ich Will
LP 4
1. Engel
2. Pussy
3. Frühling In Paris
4. Crowd Symphony
CD 1
1. INTRO
2. SONNE
3. WOLLT IHR DAS BETT IN FLAMMEN SEHEN
4. KEINE LUST
5. SEHNSUCHT
6. ASCHE ZU ASCHE
7. FEUER FREI!
8. MUTTER
9. MEIN TEIL
10. DU RIECHST SO GUT
11. LINKS 2 3 4
12. DU HAST
13. HAIFISCH
CD 2
1. BÜCK DICH
2. MANN GEGEN MANN
3. OHNE DICH
4. MEIN HERZ BRENNT
5. AMERIKA
6. ICH WILL
7. ENGEL
8. PUSSY
9. FRÜHLING IN PARIS
Blu-ray
128 mins concert experience, directed by Jonas Åkerlund.
By Paul Sinclair
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