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On Tristan und Isolde: Daniel Barenboim and Company Rock the Met
In which The Gay Recluse is annihilated by a soundtrack for the recession. When we arrived at Lincoln Center for yesterday’s final dress rehearsal of Tristan und Isolde, we were required to wal… more →
The Gay Recluse
Tristan and Isolde
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His and Her Romantic movies
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abbyho wrote 3 months ago: Yesterday at the video store, my friend was in a frantic search for a good romantic movies. So it go … more →
Reading: Infidelity in Literature--Landscapes with Ghosts
adairjones wrote 6 months ago: On the basis of a strong review in The Australian by Marion Halligan, I spent a rainy afternoon tuc … more →
Tristan and Isolde (Widescreen Edition)
scorpians wrote 7 months ago: From executive producer Ridley Scott (Gladiator) comes a sweeping, action-packed saga of epic battl … more →
On Tristan und Isolde: Daniel Barenboim and Company Rock the Met
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Matthew Gallaway wrote 7 months ago: In which The Gay Recluse is annihilated by a soundtrack for the recession. When we arrived at Linco … more →
Tristan and Isolde (Widescreen Edition)
hhotlot wrote 9 months ago: Luscious cinematography and even more luscious stars make Tristan & Isolde a feast for the eyes … more →
Hidden Beauty in Images
maguffyn wrote 1 year ago: Once upon a time I used to be a geophysicist. Not a very good one, in fact I think I can lay claim t … more →
No School, A Movie, A Book, and Chinese Food
supposedly wrote 1 year ago: I woke up at 5:38 this morning, I suppose subconsciously hearing my Ipod’s alarm clock. I stay … more →
On What You Need To Know About Tristan if You've Ever Loved My Bloody Valentine or What You Need To Know About My Bloody Valentine if You've Ever Loved Tristan
Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse compares the Richard Wagner opera Tristan and Isolde (first performed in Mu … more →
Schopenhauer, Wagner, and Individuality
Egmont wrote 1 year ago: Individuality is a farce. We are all puppets to the Will, a primordial vat of pure desire that mani … more →
On a Conversation about Opera Held in Terminal C
Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: I sat down in Terminal C next to an older woman, who in a long black dress and ostrich-feather hat a … more →
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