Das weisse Licht

"Das weisse Licht", alternatively spelled Das weiße Licht (German for "The white light"), is a song by German rock band Oomph! and the first single from their 1999 album Plastik.[1]

"Das weisse Licht"
Single by Oomph!
from the album Plastik
Released30 August 1999
Recorded1999
GenreIndustrial metal
Length37:33
LabelBMI Imports
Songwriter(s)Crap, Robert Flux, Stephan Musiol
Oomph! singles chronology
"Unsere Rettung"
(1998)		 "Das weisse Licht"
(1999)		 "Fieber"
(1999)

Music video

The music video is set in a small experimental town where almost every human has been replaced with a cyborg. Almost, because Dero Goi has not been replaced yet. Dero realizes the truth due to an accident a woman had, and tries to escape. At the end, it turns out that Dero has already been copied, and it's a machine which wanted to escape and prevent being converted.

Track listing

Standard edition
  1. Das weisse Licht (Single Version)
  2. Das weisse Licht (Fütter mich Remix by Schallbau)
  3. Das weisse Licht (Cleener Remix by Daniel Myer)
  4. Das weisse Licht (Camouflage Remix by Heiko Maile)
  5. Das weisse Licht (Headcrashed Remix by Herwig Meyszner)

Limited edition
  1. Das weisse Licht (Single Version)
  2. Das weisse Licht (Fütter mich Remix by Schallbau)
  3. Das weisse Licht (Cleener Remix by Daniel Myer)
  4. Das weisse Licht (Camouflage Remix by Heiko Maile)
  5. Das weisse Licht (Headcrashed Remix by Herwig Meyszner)
  6. Das weisse Licht (Haujobb Remix by Daniel Myer)
  7. Das weisse Licht (Submarine Remix by Econic)

References
  1. Michael Fuchs-Gamböck; Thorsten Schatz (11 November 2011). Unheilig: Der Graf und seine Welt (in German). Lübbe Digital. pp. 30–. ISBN 978-3-8387-1133-1. Retrieved 6 August 2013. So hörte er in diesem entscheidenden Jahr 1999 immer wieder ein Stück der Neue-DeutscheHärte-Pioniere Oomph! mit dem Titel »Das weiße Licht«, einer ihrer ersten Hits, der Platz 46 in den deutschen Charts erreichte. Dieser Song regte ...



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