Liebe ist für alle da, which translates as "Love is there for everyone" and is often shortened to LIFAD, is Rammstein's sixth studio album. It came out on 16 October 2009 through Universal, and sits in the band's catalogue after Reise, Reise and Rosenrot, which arrived in 2004 and 2005. The record is rooted in industrial metal and the Neue Deutsche Härte style the Germans helped define.

It also marks the end of a chapter. The band then went almost ten years without a new album, until their untitled follow-up appeared in May 2019. That makes LIFAD the last Rammstein record of the 2000s and the final word from the band for a long stretch, which is a good reason to revisit it alongside Mutter and Sehnsucht.

Liebe ist für alle da: tracklist, credits and charts

11 tracks · 46:06

Tracklist

  1. 1RammliedKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider5:19
  2. 2Ich tu dir wehKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider5:02
  3. 3Waidmanns HeilKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider3:33
  4. 4HaifischKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider3:45
  5. 5B********Kruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider4:15
  6. 6Frühling in ParisKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider4:45
  7. 7Wiener BlutKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider3:53
  8. 8PussyKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider4:00
  9. 9Liebe ist für alle daKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider3:26
  10. 10MehrKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider4:09
  11. 11Roter SandKruspe, Landers, Lindemann, Lorenz, Riedel, Schneider3:59
Produced by
Jacob Hellner, Rammstein
Recorded at
Sonoma Mountain Recording Estate (San Rafael), Big Island Sound, Henson Recording Studios (Los Angeles), Scoring Stage Babelsberg, Studio Engine 55
Recorded
2007–2009
Mixed by
Stefan Glaumann
Mixed at
Toytown Studios
Engineered by
Florian Ammon, Ulf Kruckenberg
Label
Universal
Length
46:06

Line-up

  • Richard Z. Kruspe · electric guitar, background vocals, guitar
  • Paul Landers · electric guitar, background vocals, guitar
  • Christian Lorenz · keyboard
  • Oliver Riedel · bass guitar
  • Christoph Schneider · drums (drum set)
  • Konzertchor Dresden · choir vocals
  • Till Lindemann · lead vocals
  • Jenny Rosemeyer · guest

Singles

  • “Pussy” · 18 September 2009
  • “Ich tu dir weh” · 5 February 2010
  • “Haifisch” · 28 May 2010

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 200913
UK Albums Chart · 200916
Austrian Albums · 20091
Czech Albums (Čns Ifpi) · 20091
Danish Albums · 20091
Dutch Albums · 20091
Finnish Albums · 20091
German Albums · 20091
Slovenian Albums (Vikend) · 20091
Swiss Albums · 20091
All 31 charts
French Albums · 20092
Polish Albums · 20092
Russian Albums (2M) · 20092
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 20093
Swedish Albums · 20093
US Top Rock Albums · 20093
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 20094
Mexican Albums (AMPROFON) · 20094
Norwegian Albums · 20094
Portuguese Albums · 20094
Spanish Albums · 20095
Croatian Albums (IFPI) · 20097
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 20099
Hungarian Albums · 200910
Italian Albums · 200914
Scottish Albums · 200914
New Zealand Albums · 200915
Ireland 2 · 200925
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 200929
Greek Albums (IFPI) · 200930
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 2009165

Certifications

RegionCertification
AustriaPlatinum
Belgium · 2009Gold
Denmark · 2010Gold
FinlandPlatinum
France · 2009Gold
Germany · 20237× Gold
Poland · 2009Gold
Romania (UFPR)4× Platinum
Russia2× Platinum
Sweden · 2010Gold
SwitzerlandPlatinum
United Kingdom · 2019Silver
Europe · 2012Platinum

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SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz16 October 2009
Wikipedia infobox16 October 2009
Wikidata16 October 2009
US release20 October 2009earliest US date
UK / Europe release16 October 2009earliest UK or European date
19 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
2009USUniversal0602527213590other
2009RUUniversal Music Russia0602527274362other
16 October 2009DEUniversal Music Group0602527195117original
16 October 2009XWVertigo Berlin602527224985original
16 October 2009ATVertigo Berlin602527208206original
16 October 2009FRMercury Recordsoriginal
16 October 2009CAVertigo Berlin602547492425original
16 October 2009XEPILGRIM0602527214634original
16 October 2009DEUniversal Music0602527195124original
16 October 2009XEPILGRIM602527213460original
16 October 2009BE—original
16 October 2009XEPILGRIM0602527195148original
19 October 2009GBUniversal Music0602527195155other
20 October 2009USPILGRIM0602527213583other
22 October 2009USUniversal Music Domestic Divisionother
16 November 2009DEPILGRIM0602527291925other
16 December 2009JPUniversal Music4988005586582other
26 November 2014XWVertigo Berlin602527224985deluxe
8 December 2017XEUniversal Music Group0602527296784other
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