Die Krupps : Dr. Mabuse (Propaganda Cover)

[chrisnoaro1]

what a bore. i like some die krupps, but this is pathetic. propaganda infinitely superior

[pcamphorst]

@chrisnoaro1 Jurgen Engler's vocals might not fit the song but Ralph Dorper sure still knows how to play his Propaganda parts.

[pcamphorst]

@chrisnoaro1 Jurgen Engler's vocals might not fit the song but Ralph Dorper sure still knows how to play his Propaganda parts.

[chrisnoaro1]

@pcamphorst yeah fair enough, my comment was a bit harsh. if there was no connection between the two bands the kind of people who might like die krupps could turn their noses up at propaganda for being 'pop' so i like the fact they are 'covering' it! cheers

[DoogManStar]

Is that John Terry on vocals?

[opecsporty]

@DoogManStar "Did you mean the background vocals of the guitarist? No. This is my brother Marcel Zürcher.

[AngelicGunrunner]

Yeah, this feels shabby and he IS rushing it through - it's got none of the dynamism and drama of the original. And why did they put in that eurodisco beat???

[Jauly]

@AngelicGunrunner lol this is what goths only can dance to nowdays

[Aschmogh]

@AngelicGunrunner

Yeah, it's much too fast compared to the original, so the atmosphere is lost. Anyhow i like Die Krupps.

[TheNewMusicNetwork]

singer is nervous

[industrialaql]

good version

[SaffronsGhost]

There's a studio version...

[grauoliv]

2008, say's it at the beginning of the video. Krupps-member Doerper was also a member of Propaganda and co-writer of Dr. Mabuse. So it's natural that he plays this tune with Krupps. Good version.