First Arsch

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First Arsch ("First Arse") was a Schwerin-based garage band formed in 1986 by Till Lindemann, lead-vocalist for the German band Rammstein. He played the drums. The other members were Jörg E. Mielke, Paul H. Landers and Richard Zven Kruspe; the latter two now also members of Rammstein.

First Arsch was also known under the name First Art. This was probably done to disctract the authorities, by letting them believe it was an art group.

[edit] Members

[edit] Discography

  • Saddle Up

This album contained the following songs:

  1. Train
  2. Priest in love
  3. SKA(T)
  4. In the name of love
  5. Crowded house
  6. Preagnant
  7. AHA-ha
  8. Superstition
  9. Saddle Up
  10. O-cult
  11. Moder Blues
  12. Come together
  13. Hip Hop Flop
  14. Chicken steps
  15. Big Dong (für Saskia S.)
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