As the music magazine laut.de reported, the new Rammstein album "Love Is For All Da" has now been indexed. The request for an audit or an indexing set-surprise, surprise - Ursula von der Leyen. Anyone who does not remember: This is the woman in the federal government, which wanted to protect children through virtual stop signs in front of the abuse that came ultimately to massive criticism from the internet lobby. But let's go back to Rammstein.

On her Facebook page , the band released the following news :

Verdict: the new Rammstein album has been indexed by the request of the Minister von der Leyen, Federal Ministry and will be conducted in future only have under the counter. Full-year olds should not forget their card and then ask their retailer.

Is not that ridiculous? I mean, a G-18 would seal it but done well, or not? Or use this woman vd Leyen action to bring back rum and honor at the core constituency of their party? According to many "insiders" there is much "harder" band than Rammstein. Freezing rain, for example.

I would imagine as well that the album still sold better now. Because: Prohibited items (with yes here we must speak of an index and not a ban) are always much more exciting than stuff allowed. In addition, once the general question: Do you all what is shown in a song? I do not even have. The new album was in fact banned because of the song Pussy to unprotected sex and the calling in times of AIDS is unacceptable. Aside from the fact that in any line of talk: I assume that just once every reasonably intelligent audience that he does not do everything that to which the song invokes. If we start so that there are a lot of other music that you would also prohibit: Death Metal, Gangstermukke, etc pp.

Let us be clear: This whole operation is completely ridiculous. In the end, the album will now have any anyway. Just because it is forbidden.

Update: Spiegel Online wrote an article about this "scandal" designed and published the article as an interview between Ursula L vd, Silbereisen, Lindemann and Bass Sultan Hengzt.

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