Mutter

Mutter
Studio album by Rammstein
Released	April 2, 2001
Recorded	Studio Miraval, France, 2000
Genre	Neue Deutsche Härte, industrial metal
Length	45:28
Label	Motor Music
Producer	Jacob Hellner, Rammstein
Professional reviews
	Allmusic link; Blender 2001; Entertainment Weekly (B+) 2001; Jam! (favourable) 2001; NME (5/10) link; Q link; Robert Christgau 2001; Rolling Stone 2001; The Austin Chronicle 2001;
Rammstein chronology

(Redirected from Mein Herz brennt)

For the kinship term, see mother. For other uses, see Mutter (disambiguation).

Mutter (German for "mother") is the third album by German rock band Rammstein. It was released on 2 April 2001 through Motor Music.

[edit] Track listing

All tracks written by Rammstein.

There are various editions of Mutter, each with different features:

The Limited Tour Edition had the same cover, but red with the Rammstein logo embossed on the front. It also had a second CD with the following live tracks:

The Japanese edition had "Halleluja" as a hidden track, found after Nebel (there is a two minute intermission of silence).
Another Japanese edition had "Halleluja" as a 12th track.
The Limited edition had a second CD with just one track, "Hallelujah", and a CD-ROM area featuring the "Sonne" video.
A 12" Vinyl version and a MC version were released, with the same tracklist (Side A = 1-6; B = 7-11)
The Limited Tour Edition was also released as a double cassette set, with the second cassette containing the live tracks (Side A = 1-2; B = 3-4).

Note: some copies that have "Halleluja" as a hidden track can not be played for unknown reasons.

Charts (2001)^[1]	Peak position
Canadian Albums Chart	14
U.S. Billboard 200	77

Christiane Herbold – background vocals (track 11)
Khira Li Lindemann – vocals (track 7)
Olsen Involtini – string arrangements (tracks 1, 6, 11)
Orchestra parts by the Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg, conducted by Gunter Joseck