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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-22 · 30 entries checked · 12 flagged · 26 issues confirmed · 12 corrected · 14 still open
Oliver Riedel — The entry implies Till Lindemann was part of the initial Tempel lineup, which is inaccurate; he joined later.
Oliver Riedel — The claim that Riedel traveled to the United States with Kruspe and Lindemann in 1994, visiting New York and Florida, is not supported by established canon.
Christian Lorenz — The claim that Lorenz stopped using the dinghy due to injury is not widely documented as the primary reason; the more established reason is safety and logistical concerns.
Christian Lorenz — The statement that the dinghy returned in 2009 for 'Pussy' consistently is incorrect; it was used only on some tours.
Paul Landers — The entry states that Christian 'Flake' Lorenz was recruited at age 16 to play bass, but historically Flake was a founding member of Feeling B and played keyboard, not bass; he did not join later as a bassist.
Paul Landers — The entry says Feeling B was founded by Aljoscha Rompe and Christian 'Flake' Lorenz, but Flake was not a founder; the band was founded by Rompe and Paul Landers (with others).
Ich Will — The B-side is a studio cover of 'Pet Sematary', not a live recording.
Ich Will — The music video was filmed in a former bank building in Berlin-Kreuzberg, not Berlin-Mitte.
Paris 2019 Fire Show — The incident did not occur at the Stade de France; it occurred at the Stade de France in Paris on September 6, 2019, but the actual event was a pyrotechnic malfunction during the song 'Puppe' that injured a stagehand, not a cancellation of the entire show—the
Paris 2019 Fire Show — The date is correct (September 6, 2019), but the claim that 'the show was canceled after the incident, not completed' is false; the band resumed and finished the concert after the injured crew member was treated.
Feuer frei! — The claim that 'This track was one of the first Rammstein songs to feature their signature pyrotechnic stage show elements' is factually incorrect; Rammstein used extensive pyrotechnics in live shows well before 2001, including tours for Herzeleid and Sehnsuch
Sehnsucht Tour — Sehnsucht is the only Rammstein album certified platinum by the RIAA in the US; Mutter is 2× platinum, and Liebe ist für alle da is gold, not platinum.
Sehnsucht Tour — The cover of Scorpions' Blackout album was designed by Hipgnosis, not Dirk Rudolph.
Mutter Tour — The album cover image is described as a 'dead fetus', but it is actually a photograph of a human embryo (or a model thereof), not a fetus.
Mutter Tour — The claim that the album yielded five official singles during its original run is incorrect; Mutter had four official singles during its original run: 'Sonne', 'Links 2-3-4', 'Ich will', and 'Mutter'. 'Feuer frei!' was released later.
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