German metal mavens are set to release the DVD / Blu-ray compilation of all their music videos, which is set to hit the shelves on Jan. 15 in the U.S. Along with the classic clips housed within Rammstein's 'Videos 1995-2012,' the release will consist of not one, but two new alternate videos for 'Mein Herz Brennt,' one of which is available to view right now. 'Mein Herz Brennt' was first released on Rammstein's 2001 album, 'Mutter.' Eleven years later, a new piano version of the song now has its own music video.

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A future video for yet another alternate version of 'Merin Herz Brennt' is expected to be unleashed to the public sometime before Dec. Fans of Rammstein's visual offerings will find yet another odd, yet captivating video for the piano version of 'Mein Herz Brennt,' which depicts singer Till Lindemann bloodied, sliced up and wandering within a mysterious room. It may not be as provocative as when Rammstein created full-on porn for the 2009 song 'Pussy,' but it's strange enough for fans to sing the band's praises. Before Rammstein unveil the 'Videos 1995-2012' compilation, the band will release a six-track EP for 'Mein Herz Brennt' on Dec. 11, which will also contain the unreleased track, 'Gib Mir Deine Augen.' Stay tuned for the next 'Mein Herz Brennt' video, but for now, treat yourself to the video for the song's piano version.

• The lyrics to the song 'Stein um Stein', which describe the process of building someone into a wall. While they're still alive. (It's a metaphor for abuse.) See for yourself.

• 'Mein Teil' is both lyrically and musically one of the - if not the - most extreme Rammstein song. Partly because it's about the — indeed, the lyrics are preceded by Meiwes' ad for a young man to be 'slaughtered and then consumed' — and partly because in the middle eight, there's a noise in the background that sounds like dying screams. As if the fact it's an eerie metal song about cannibalism sung in a foreign language creepily weren't enough, Yes, he really did that to his you-know-what (hence the title, 'Mein Teil', which means 'my part' in German). And if you're still not convinced as to how frightening the song is, • The stage show isn't any less disturbing. Till dresses up as an, with what looks like fresh blood running down his shoulders, smeared across his mouth, and spattered along his clothes.

He shimmers, like he's covered in some mixture of sweat and grease, spends much of the song and routinely and licks his lips at the crowd. Vfw bar in west dundee. • The song also goes on shortly after the lyrics and guitar stop. This part of the song consists of nothing but.

• It's also told from the perspective of the guy being eaten. One set of lyrics describes how difficult it is to eat. Because the blood loss is so severe that he can barely stay conscious.