#till interview

Oh...and "TL: In ‘Hare Krishna’, I step into the tradition of religious mockery. With this whole nonsense of yoga and detoxing. That became too much for me at some point." 😁 i think Flake and him agree on the Yoga bit then 😁 (we know that the other 4 Rammsteiners think differently, but it's no surprise Flake and Till still share a dressingroom: they seem to really understand eachother 🍀)

Till Lindemann in an October 2013 interview with Basler Zeitung.

interesting read about life in the GDR (and after), "I just take off my pants after the show and that’s it." 😊, getting to eat lemon ants and lots more 💜

Ofcourse the headline is Till having a laugh at the end of the interview (typically that the author chose it as headline), but still some nice tidbits, like his mom listening to music by Vladimir Vysotsky 💜 His parents were both very culturally interested, ofcourse as a kid he wouldn't always be interested (what kid likes everything there parents like), but i think that fave him a very broad start in getting as well-read as he is 🍀

21.11.19 interview with de Volksrant.

Till in a ‘97 interview with Bravo.

Till in a 2019 interview with Zara(Translation of courtesy of Rammstein Belgium)

Until 1993, the guys played in different Berlin groups, such as Feeling B or The Inchtabokatables. I wove baskets in Schwerin and sometimes from time to time drummed in different punk bands. Richard is my old friend. My voice inspired him. I always sang loudly at work, and he listened to it for several hours. One day he brought a cassette of new, heavyweight songs and made me sing along. At first I was stubborn because I did not want to go to Berlin. Bravo: But still you went to Berlin ... Till: Yes, Richard persuaded me for three days in a row. And in the end convinced me. In the apartment, which he then shared with Schneider, we recorded the first demos. I had to sing under a blanket, as my voice woke the neighbors. The three of us formed the backbone of the group. Paul, Flake and Olli came later when we won the Senate Contest in Berlin, which gave us the right to make recordings in the studio Till in a 97 interview with Bravo.