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There is a city in Germany called Ramstein. A tragic disaster took place there in 1988 during an airshow; a plane crashed into a crowd and 70 people were killed. The industrial-metal band took their name from this event. If spelt the way the band is, it translates as "ramming stone".
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What does the Rammstein band R cross logo mean?
It means Rammstein. The R represents the R in the name and the cross represents the T is the name.
When was Rammstein created?
Rammstein was created in 1994.
Is Rammstein Russian?
Rammstein Air Base is a U.S. military base in Germany. The musical group Rammstein is also from Germany.
Who drums in Rammstein?
Chris Schneider is the drummer for Rammstein.
Where did rammstein come from?
Rammstein ist ein rockgruppe von Deutschland. Translation: Rammstein is a rock group from Germany.
What does the Rammstein band R cross logo mean?
It means Rammstein. The R represents the R in the name and the cross represents the T is the name.
When was Rammstein created?
Rammstein was created in 1994.
Is Rammstein Russian?
Rammstein Air Base is a U.S. military base in Germany. The musical group Rammstein is also from Germany.
Who drums in Rammstein?
Chris Schneider is the drummer for Rammstein.
Where did rammstein come from?
Rammstein ist ein rockgruppe von Deutschland. Translation: Rammstein is a rock group from Germany.
What city are Rammstein originally from?
Rammstein formed in Berlin, Germany.
What is the name of the drummer in rammstein?
Christoph Schneider is the drummer of Rammstein.
What does mein herz berennt mean?
My Heart Burns sang by Rammstein a German singer
Was Rammstein an orphan?
No members of the band Rammstein were ever orphaned as children.
When did rammstein form?
Rammstein was formed in Berlin, Germany, in 1993-94.
When was Rammstein Single Collection created?
Rammstein Single Collection was created in 1998.
Who is better Rammstein or Megadeth?
Both bands are great. Rammstein is probably more functional because they have not disbanded like Pantera did.
