2001: Rammstein return with “Mutter”, recorded at Studio Miraval in southern France, with cinematic parts later added by the Babelsberg Film Orchestra. The cover image of a preserved baby sparked controversy, with some stores in conservative parts of Germany reportedly refusing to stock the album and a tabloid labelling the artwork “Widerlich” (“disgusting”). Fans had a different take, with "Ich will", "Sonne" and "Feuer frei!" becoming some of Rammstein's defining songs. #XXXIII | Rammstein

"Werf' in die Luft die nasse Kette und wünsch mir, dass ich eine Mutter hätte" More than half the songs on "Mutter" became singles along the way — do you have a track from the album that stands out for you? #XXXIII | Rammstein