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The only thing that comes to mind is anything by the industrial metal group, Rammstein. Some of their more popular songs include Feuer Frei!, Bück Dich, Du Hast, Ich Will, Rosenrot, and Amerika.
Nena and Tokio Hotel are also popular German artists.
The German band Juli (warum, geile zeit, dieses lebe, zerrissen) has some very good sounding songs and the singer pronunciates her words very clearly. Juli has definitely helped me speak German. Bakkushan also has some good songs. their song "lass die sonne und mich allein" is very good and has an awesome guitar riff. auletta's "meine stadt" is good and they kinda sound like the killers.
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∙ 12y ago99 luft balloons maybe, I'm tring to remember the name of a German song where there is a guy with a weird beard walking around a beach.
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∙ 15y agoRammstein's "Du hast"
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What are some most famous German Songs?
Some of the most famous German Songs are Juli and Sibermond. Other famous German Songs are Wolfgame Ambros, The Spider Murphy Gang, Rosenstolz and In Extremo.
Can bee famous but you can write a songs?
Yes you can be famous and not write songs. It is better to write songs. There are people who can write you songs or you can just buy them from people. Not all stars write their own songs.
Is there a German version of the song In Your Shadow by Tokio Hotel?
yh. there is German versions of all their songs released, but its not on the 'humaniod' Cd :( Not all their songs are in German and not all are in English. Humanoid is released with German and English lyrics.
What is the term for German songs written in the late 1700 1800?
The German songs written in the late 18th and 19th centuries were called "lieder."
What are Rihhana's most famous songs?
Rihanna has several famous and popular songs. Some of her most famous songs are: Umbrella (2007), We Found Love (2011), Disturbia (2008), Diamonds (2012), and S.O.S. (2006).
What are some most famous German Songs?
Some of the most famous German Songs are Juli and Sibermond. Other famous German Songs are Wolfgame Ambros, The Spider Murphy Gang, Rosenstolz and In Extremo.
What are In Extremo's most famous songs?
In Extremo is a German band that plays Medieval and Folk metal music. Some of Extremo's most famous songs are, In Extremo, Wind, Kuss Mich, Horizont, and Liam.
What has the author Richard Schaeffer written?
Richard Schaeffer has written: 'Deutsche Balladen' -- subject(s): Ballads, German, Folk songs, German, German Ballads, German Folk songs, German ballads and songs
What has the author Sepp Winkler written?
Sepp Winkler has written: '2000 Gstanzl aus dem Innviertel' -- subject(s): Folk songs, German, German Folk songs, German Songs, History and criticism, Songs, German
What has the author Oswald B Powell written?
Oswald B. Powell has written: 'A book of German songs' -- subject(s): German Songs, Songs, German
How do you say these songs are beautiful in German?
Diese Songs sind schön is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
What term is defined as German songs that were written in the 1700 and 1800?
lieder
When was Songs That Made America Famous created?
Songs That Made America Famous was created in 1973.
What are some of Sweden's famous songs?
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Can bee famous but you can write a songs?
Yes you can be famous and not write songs. It is better to write songs. There are people who can write you songs or you can just buy them from people. Not all stars write their own songs.
What has the author Paul D Bartsch written?
Paul D. Bartsch has written: 'Manchmal wird daraus ein Lied' -- subject(s): Ballads, German, German Ballads, German Songs, Songs, German
Is there a German version of the song In Your Shadow by Tokio Hotel?
yh. there is German versions of all their songs released, but its not on the 'humaniod' Cd :( Not all their songs are in German and not all are in English. Humanoid is released with German and English lyrics.
