“He can easily crack any nut. And those who don’t want to, have to.” Till Lindemann wrote this little poem at the age of nine – it was published in 1987 in a GDR children’s book called “The Rooster Flies on the Roof”. Now a copy of the book with the musician’s signature and other personal memorabilia will serve a good cause. They were made available for the “Blood donation rocks!” campaign.
Anyone who donates blood from January 2nd to June 30th, 2025 Blood donation center Suhl comes, takes part in the raffle of the autographed Lindemann pieces. First-time donors will be given priority in the raffle; four of the eight collectibles will be given to them alone. The aim is to motivate people who have not yet donated blood.
“The super rare children’s book is one of a total of eight exclusive things that Till Lindemann is now making available to future Suhl blood donors in Thuringia,” explained Suhl music manager Alex Becker (47). “Picture” – It doesn’t seem to be that rare, the title is available as a used book on relevant portals such as Amazon and Medimops. Then of course not signed by the Rammstein singer.
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In addition to the children’s book, Till Lindemann also provided two red, destroyed acoustic guitars and a red microphone. These were used on Lindemann’s 2023 solo tour in Antwerp and Riga. There is also the large-format photo book “Yukon. My hated friend” about Lindemann’s adventure with Joey Kelly and three leather wallets. “They were handmade in Germany in a limited edition of just 50 pieces for close friends and crew members of Lindemann,” says Alex Becker.
In the past, the manager has also been able to get stars like Johnny Depp and musicians from ZZ Top and Silly to help increase the number of blood donations.
47 percent of Germans have donated blood before in their lives. Women are allowed to donate four times and men six times within twelve months. Nevertheless, there is a shortage – every blood donation is therefore important in order to be able to provide people with adequate medical care in an emergency.