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By Pages:   1    2    3    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Moskau (page 1/ 3) ------ performed by Rammstein Ummmm.....its not Tatu | Reviewer: Mike | 9/18/09 the female in this song is not from TATU....its a russian singer named Veronica Fersh(SP on the last name?) Look on the pamphlet that comes with the CD o.O Anywho, good song, one of my fave by Rammstein From an English Speaker | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/13/09 This is the first Rammstein song I heard, and I was hooked! I haven't heard of Tatu, but the female singer has a sexy voice. At first I didn't understand it, but this translation has helped. I have it about 60% memorized, it's a great song even if you don't speak German or Russian, and I didn't listen to metal before either! Good Job! Correction | Reviewer: Sean Ferry | 2/27/09 I actually think they said "hat rote flicken auf die Sterne" which sounds identical, but means "has red points on the star" instead of "has red dots on her forehead." Since we're talking about the former soviet union, I'm guessing the first would make more sense. Plus der Stirn would be "the forehead." Ihr Stern would have meant "her forehead." Mighty Moskau | Reviewer: Paul | 1/7/09 I looked into Rammstein today for the first time and Pleesba, I find this song on Youtube showing the live performance and an animated video version. The complimentary female singers give it some character and does represent the city although not lyrically but musically. Congrats to Rammstein and Tatu for maybe giving us a song that could replace the Russian national anthem. Just a little correction | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/21/08 Tatu has nothing to do with this song. The female singer singing the Russian parts is a German singer Viktoria Fersh. It has been rumored, though, that Rammstein had originally wanted Tatu to record the vocals. Moscow! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/4/08 One of my favorite Rammstein/TATU songs! It's not pop like the rest of TATU's stuff and the girls do a pretty good job in the metal scene :). Anyway, off topic of what I was actually going to say. If you listen to the lyrics in the song then I doubt you'll actually need to learn how to say the Russian/German lyrics (and since singing doesn't always use the correct pronunciation anyways). But this is an awesome song nevertheless and I've always found that singing in another language is fun, especially if you can understand some words here and there! don't understand one thing.... | Reviewer: one russian guy | 1/30/08 This son was written in 2004... Why 'bout Lenin... I dunno where in Moscow u can see pioneers :D It's all in past... Хуёво как-то сделали... Wanna translate some lyrics from russian ? I can try to help ya =)Just write to e-mail... Russian speach | Reviewer: jezus | 8/24/07 You can learn russian in no time! Just put ur monitor on its head, then look at the russian lyrics, and you will see that russian, on it's head results in nice easy english! Heres the tricky part, when u put ur monitor on its head, you can speak russian, but now the english lyrics are in russian! so thats no good way.. But anywaz, does someone else know a way to speak russian? Question... | Reviewer: Sesh | 8/12/07 Does anyone know of a translation of the Russian lyrics so that it shows the pronunciation of them in the latin alphabet? Kinda hard to follow them when you don't know Russian... >.< idiots. | Reviewer: not an idiot | 8/6/07 saying RAZ instead of Odin has absolutely nothing to do with Respect or any of that crap. It's just how it's done. Go back to Russian grammar school. Anyone who starts a count with "Odin Dva tri" is a butcher of the Russian language. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3