Music makes the people come together. What’s more, to live without music would be like eating dry rusk and drinking stale tap water only. All the wonderful memories and fresh feelings evoked by a song is part of what life is worth living for. Time to dance your socks off and see the Spreadshirt team’s favourite music designs proudly adorning their chests.
Véro, Graphic Designer
Music is absolutely essential for me, I just can’t live without it! My day starts with Spotify and usually ends with a vinyl. A day without music is a very sad day. Music just makes me feel good. If I could I would marry her.
What is your preferred style of music?
My heart is with real good guitar music. Classic rock bands like Led Zeppelin, The Who and Fleetwood Mac have influenced me tremendously. I’m not even completely averse to 80s music, but there is a clear distinction between good songs and garbage! But I’m also open to other genres such as blues or jazz.
Can you play any instruments?
I began to learn the violin when I was five years old and managed to get through nine years of lessons. After that, I unfortunately lost interest … I ahven’t touched a violin since.
What was your most memorable concert experience?
The Fleetwood Mac concert last summer stands out. I had already given up hope that they would ever tour again, so I ordered tickets immeadiately when it was announced. After another eight long and torturous months of anticipation I made it to (almost) the front row. BOOM!. It was an unforgettably touching and beautiful experience.
First album you bought?
I think as a teen, I bought some crap album like The Smurfs Sing the 90’s Party Hits, but the first album of any substance I purchased was Tool’s Lateralus album. It’s still incredibly good.
Current Earworm?
Sunset Strip by Roger Waters.
What song would you like played at your wedding?
Whatever it Is by The Zac Brown Band.
What would be your “walking into the office song” every morning?
Definitely Let’s Work by Mick Jagger
If you could only listen to one song for the rest of your life?
I’d have to say Achille’s Last Stand by Led Zeppelin.
Pietsje, Customer Service
The main thing is that no trendy music is very important to me. I play the saxophone in a big band, “The Evergreen Swing Band”. I’ve got six years of instrument lessons: xylophone first, then flute and saxophone in the end. I enjoy many different styles of music: dance, electro, as well as pop or rock.
First album purchased?
The Greatest Hits of 1992
Current Earworm?
Skyfall from the James Bond Soundtrack.
What would be your “walking into the office song” every morning?
Welcome to the Jungle by Guns N ‘Roses.
If you could only listen to one song for the rest of your life?
Live and Let Die by Guns N ‘Roses.
Franzi, Marketing Manager
Music can both motivate me and help me relax. It can make a party legendary or simply keep me company on a quiet Sunday. I mostly listen to rock or similar. This ranges from quiet acoustic pieces of indie and punk rock to metal and hardcore. I often go to concerts and festivals, and I’ve been known to give away mix-tapes.
Can you play any instruments?
I don’t play any instruments, and I sing pretty miserably.
First album you bought?
I’m sure it was an album by The Doctors, but I don’t exactly remember which one.
Current Earworm?
Banana Pancakes by Jack Johnson.
What song would you like played at your wedding?
I Believe in a Thing Called Love by The Darkness.
If you could only listen to one song for the rest of your life?
Difficult… But definitely a song by Against Me.
How would you have answered the questions? Are you in tune with any of our Spreadsters? And is there a design on our Marketplace that really describes your musical tastes? Tell us what winds your musical clock in the comments below.
