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dandysnob · 2 days
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April 20, 1999, Hard Rock Cafe | 📷 by Fernando Aceves
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m4gg0tmush · 20 hours
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Oh no I think I want him now
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niceandcozycave · 22 hours
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Till Radio ver. doodle for later use
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endlich-allein · 2 days
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Till, Sonisphere Festival, Istanbul, Turkey, 25-06-2010 © Erdal Mahir Curan
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rammingthestein · 8 hours
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Rammstein performing in Brussels, Belgium as part of their 2019 European Stadium Tour © Dorien Goetschalckx for frontview-magazine.be
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rammfann · 2 days
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Love the look 😍🥰❤️‍🔥❤️
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millaniumcat · 1 month
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"But we need to separate the art from the artist..."
NO. STOP.
"Separating the art from the artist" and "death of the author" does not mean what most people think it means, and i am so sick of people using this as an excuse for an artists horrible behaviour. Yes, i am looking at you, J.K Rowling and Till Lindemann (and so many more.)
"Death of the author" is a LITERARY THEORY that argues that the meaning of a piece of art is determined by the readers interpretation, not the authors intention. It is a TOOL used by LITERARY STUDIES to determine the meaning of a piece of art.
It is not a good argument in an everyday discussion about problematic authors. And it is certainly not an excuse for people to keep supporting artists (and art!) that are queerphobic, transphobic, anti-feminisitc, antisemitic and misogynistic.
And no, "separation of artist and art" is not a reason to ignore the problematic views of the author that are INHERENTLY INCOPORATED in the art.
DO NOT EVER use "death of the author" or "separate art from artist" as an excuse. It is not.
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wildersucht · 2 years
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TELL ME THAT THEY AIN’T CUTE AND CARRYING AND I WILL SMACK YA🥺❤️
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cuteoutlaw · 8 months
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Till in Zunge
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landerspaul · 2 months
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The Family Values Tour | Backstage | 31.10.1998 | 📺
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"Rammstein look old now :((("
Look at me. Listen. It's good that they look like they're pushing 60. Do you know why? Because they're pushing 60. Let's not mourn that six men in their late 50s don't look 25 anymore when we could be celebrating (and drooling, ngl) over how they look now 💜
Aging is a privilege and a miracle and it is beautiful.
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dandysnob · 1 day
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Buggy Adventures Our good friends from Germany came for á short visit. Hope to see you soon #Rammstein #Rocks in #Iceland | 21.05.2017
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ukulelette · 10 months
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1995 // 2022
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endlich-allein · 3 days
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Till, Expo Center, Kyiv, Ukraine, 09-03-2010 © Lydia Tropman
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rammingthestein · 2 hours
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🔥 ON THIS DAY🔥
26 APRIL 2019
The music video for Radio is released. Lyrically, the song addresses the cultural situation of the German Democratic Republic, where listening to Western radio stations and their music was illegal.
People would use their radios to pick up stations on the western side of the border, which was often their only connection to the rest of the world, in secret.
The video opens with a radio announcement (absent in the album version) that says "Achtung, Achtung. Hier ist Berlin Königs Wusterhausen und der Deutsche Kurzwellensender. Wir senden Tanzmusik", which translates as "Attention, Attention. This is Berlin Königs Wusterhausen and the German shortwave transmitter. We're broadcasting dance music". Königs Wusterhausen is the site where the first German radio transmitter was built in 1920. In 1933, it was seized by the Nazis to broadcast propaganda. After the Reunification of Germany, it became a museum.
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gorgeousfawn · 3 months
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