pimp trannies

[festinfurious]

@Brewtality

@da zepp cummah

AHAHAHAH

tru da PIMP LYF about 50 tymz mo imprezzive den da othah compozahz

i randomly read a bio dat zay da PIMP actually boned da daughtah of da PLEYEL 88 company main mofo

in da CHOPz apartment

Marie Moke was married to Camille Pleyel.
She was also Berlioz’s fiancee before leaving him for Pleyel.
Olga Janina’s story is refuted in Walker’s bio.

I think Camille was the son of Ignace, and the heir to the company?

I’ve got all three volumes of Walker, I can’t remember exactly what he says about her. Sacharevell Sitwell quotes Liszt pupils as knowing he and Janina were sleeping together (obviously this could be hearsay).

[Brewtality]

Yes, he was the son of Ignacy.
Check the chapter “Of Cossacks and Countesses” in Volume 3.

[festinfurious]

Thanks, will do.

[Brewtality]

I really liked your playing btw, those are my kinda trannies.

[festinfurious]

Thanks, and haha, me too.

[Dr.TM]

@Brewtality

I really liked your playing btw, those are my kinda trannies.

I like all kinds of trannies except FTM

[88]

Ken Russell’s Lisztomania

I know I know, it’s very wrong, but I couldn’t get this scene out of my mind when I heard your playing of it:

Lisztomania exerpt

Talkin’ about loads of hot chicks, haha

[festinfurious]

Funny thing is I listened to that not long before the performance!

[Dr.TM]

Daim!

Wikid playing u mofo!

[88]

The Liebestod was beautifully done, well done man!

[festinfurious]

Thanks mofos! I really enjoy playing these pieces!

[Brewtality]

@pianoopera

Ken Russell’s Lisztomania

I know I know, it’s very wrong, but I couldn’t get this scene out of my mind when I heard your playing of it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRXrXPVL91k

Talkin’ about loads of hot chicks, haha

Poor Liszt.
Also just lost a bit of respect for Daltry as well.

[festinfurious]

Dunno if you’ve ever seen the full thing, but that’s quite mild compared to some of the later scenes. It gets more and more bonkers.

[88]

I thought this scene was quite funny actually.
Such a surrealistic/nonsensical slapstick…
But at the same time irritating of course if you love these composers dearly

[festinfurious]

And in fairness, the real butt of that scene is actually Wagner, though you can’t see it because it’s been heavily edited by the uploader.

Synopsis: Liszt plays a mixture of the Rienzi Fantasy and Chopsticks. The audience go wild for Chopsticks. David Wilde perhaps? (by a peculiar coincidence, the Earl was originally going to be the pianist).