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 No.59[Reply]

Thread for appreciating the ultimate form of literature, its origin and goal, in which words are in perfect unison with music, action and visuals. What was lost in Greek tragedy, was found again in Wagner!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoYkK6T-lGk
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 No.61

>>60
The standard recording of Tannhauser is the Solti, there's not many good recordings of that one unfortunately. Tannhauser is definitely the best starting place for Wagner, very simple, a more traditional opera but still brilliant drama and music.

But before you get into the operas I would recommend listening to all the major excerpts from each, like the overtures, siegfried's funeral music, parsifal verwandlungsmusik, pilgrim's chorus, etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COhLnFwGaT0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXh5JprKqiU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s88hmJ_osjY

 No.62

>>61
Thank you for your reply, I will start with Tannhäuser then. I own the recording by Konwitschny and a libretto, so I will likely listen to that one instead of Solti. Also because Fischer-Dieskau is one of the few singers I actually manage to understand.

I also remembered a funny Wagner-related anecdote from the circle around Stefan George: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBk002KDYEE&t=1724

 No.65

>>62
A George related Wagner story! that's pretty rare. I'm surprised he didn't stay awake for it, since some of George's earlier poems (like Algabal and Litanei) are on Wagnerian topics, but I guess they must have been inspired more by general culture at the time than a specific interest in Wagner.

Thanks for the cool story.

 No.66

>>59
Quick run down of Wagner? New to this subject.

 No.67

>>66
Wagner was the greatest and most influential composer after Beethoven, wrote operas early on in his career but later rejected the idea for the ‘Gesamtkunstwerk’ (total-artwork), in which all the arts join together in equal importance, which is something that has been unseen since the Greeks, hence it’s a return to both the culture and art of Ancient Greece, but with the advantage of the full development of the arts of music and painting, which Ancient Greece only had in a more primitive form. So Wagner was equally a dramatist and theorist as a composer, and his dramas and theories have had an enormous influence on literature and various important philosophers in modernity.



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 No.36[Reply]

Lets write a story together one paragraph at a time :D

It was a dark night, the only thing more suffocating than the inky black night was the deafening silence. Not a single sound could be heard from beyond the walls of the house, no animals nor even a gust of wind. The humid air was uncomfortably warm, causing clothing to stick to skin...

 No.37

His sunken eyes were fixed on the screen. Its incandescent glow was all that illuminated his room, engulfed in blackness like a monastic cell. He couldn't feel the wet clothes sticking to the flesh. He was elsewhere. The keyboard, slick with sweat, projected his soul through into an endless stream of content. He could feel it surging beneath his skin like heroin through an addict's veins. Bare breasts, orgies of flesh, hands caressing nude body parts decapitated by the lens, cute girls in idol dress copulating, moaning, penetrated by hordes of faceless men. Intensity increasing. And then it ended. Drenched in his own fluids, he fell back into his seat exhausted tearing the wires from the headphone jack. Suddenly he was back in the real world. Fallen like Adam from a cybernetic Garden of Eden he felt like reality had suddenly been pulled from beneath him. Yanked from the machine by the limits of the body's biochemistry he fell back to earth too mentally drained to move. Pure bliss overcome now by a deep inner feeling of longing and disgust and that icy cold shiver brought on by the familiar pangs of guilt. He longed for pain. He longed for pleasure. For something. Sprawled back in his seat like a corpse he glanced over to his S26 .. 03:12 AM. "Damn... 4 hours? fuck... work tomorrow...." Still breathing heavily he closed his eyes and tried vainly to sleep.

 No.38

>>37
Then, out of no where, a massive Gondola came bursting into the room and murdered the main character in cold blood (he didn't like him). The creature, the Gondola, showered with brown fur, had no arms, was about seven feet tall, and bared the face of bear. It spoke in a fast paced Finnish prose; so as to confuse passer-bys. The Gondola then walked out of the room and into the kitchen and began to prepare...

 No.42

>>38
... a continental breakfast: bacon and eggs, orange juice, breakfast sausages. Despite the otaku clutter in the bedroom, main character kept a well-stocked kitchen. Maybe he had wanted to become a cook. Maybe. The Gondola wiped its forehead. The steam from the bacon and eggs crept into its matted fur, twisted with mud dingleberries, and it made the Gondola feel soggy. But the Gondola soldiered on with the breakfast, whistling some Finnish folk song all the while. He had forgotten the lyrics. Something about a revenant. If it had stopped whistling, the Gondola might have noticed that in the bedroom ...

 No.48

Gondola stopped. He begun to scan the room for information, anything that could piece together the worthless otaku he'd just relieved of existence. He started at the employee ID pulled from a cum drenched wallet "Kirito Wakamatsu. Age: 26. Technician" Employer? "Himazawa Corporation" Slowly begun to contort his face, painfully tearing flesh and sinew, reshaping his bones as his master had taught him until he bore the resemblance of the man he'd just killed. This is it. This is how he'd hide from THEM, by hijacking the otaku's identity he could lay low all while infiltrating the Himazawa clan to boot. The Gondola went back to whistling the folk song but decided to finish the JAV film still running on Wakamatsu's PC. Nudity was a good thing. He needed to shape the rest of his body to look like the otaku and the semen dripping from the seats was the perfect DNA sample. Gondola stood up, penis still erect, and begun to cry a heroic villainous laugh, even though he's the good guy in this story despite murdering a defenseless computer programmer and defiling his corpse. Whatever. You should be more worried about THEM.



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 No.39[Reply]

++BEAT THREAD++

If any of you ever read the Beats, you'll know just how depraved most of them are. That's why I'll delcate a small little thread for them here. Post your favorite Beat books in grand detail if you will. It'll be hilarious to see. As of now, the most tolerable Beat book I've read is On the Road by Jack Kerouac. It may not be a masterpiece by any means but it's a fun glimpse into Post WWII America through the lens of an overly optimistic beaknik.

Now enjoy your poundcake anon.
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 No.41

Ham on Rye - Bukowski
legendary, not technically 'beat' but close enough

Dharma Bums - Kerouac
Enjoyed it a bit more than On the Road

https://www.beatdom.com/allen-ginsbergs-first-trip-africa/

Article about Ginsberg and his failed(ish) sex tour in Africa

 No.43

Desolation Angels is Kerouac's best, the poetry of Gary Snyder is good if you feel like blowing your mushroom cap.

 No.44

>>39
Live by 3 of Kerouacs old houses. Love lots of his writtings. Read a bit of Bill and Allen and Herbert and others too, but none of them hold a candle to Kerouac.

 No.45

Naked Lunch... normies are forever filtered by it because it's actually meant to be read as a manual to deprogram your brain from MKUltra conditioning and other forms of external programming.

 No.46

>>45
Read the 'Lunch, Mugwamp definitely is a filter. The book has many interesting concepts and ideas, but it ain't my favorite Beat book.



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 No.34[Reply]

DECADENCE, the brilliant behemoth that destroys Authenticity. The Decadents in France, Huysmans, Mallarme and Verlaine. These poets and novelist prescribe that reality is meant to portray all of the excess that exists within the wildly Earthly bounds of the bourgeoisie prosodically. Against Nature by Huysmans describes the French Republic as a hellhole to retreat from. Verlaine and Mallarme's poetry treats the subject of the Republic of France as a world in which the vagrants and conmen rule— Decadence exists as a Philosophical pretext to all Naturalist and Surrealist literature in the 19th and 20th Century. If it were not for Edgar Allan Poe's Poetry, especially his poem Spirits of the Dead, The Raven, and Israfel we would not currently exist in the Literary movement of today. Poe is on of the few responsible for the literature of the 19th-20th-- and hilariously 21st centuries. All poets of America; France; England and Russia, with the special exception of Germany and Italy in certain regards, ( Italy: who had Pound and Marinetti; Pound inarguably influenced by Poe as an American, Marinetti arguably influenced by the writing of Poe by his work in French newspapers prior to the Second World War; and Germany with Rilke, Ernst Junger and Walter Benjamin who's early educational career included Poe's Completed Works. Source: https://www.eapoe.org/pstudies/ps1970/p1978209.htm). Poe's influence in the writing of Decadency spans his poetry into his Short Stories, even the well-known ones. The Tell-Tale Heart tells of a man living a perfect life who cuts it short because he is paranoid of his neighboring tenant's dead eye staring into the blank heart and soul he has. Take from this what you will, but the object of decadence in this short story is undeniable. A man living a purely selfish lifestyle, cuts it short by reasoning that the only way to continue it without obstacles is to kill the man who he is living with. Decadence in this way is portrayed as a solipsistic, self-destructive psychopathy. No one in reality would murder their neighboring tenant because they have a dead-eye, but the main character and narrator of the story does for the exact reasons outlined. He is haunted by the imperfection of this man's constant staring, if there hasn't ever been a much more grandiose takedown of the object of Decadence, I Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

 No.35

>>34
Reposted source. The added parenthesis ruins the link.
https://www.eapoe.org/pstudies/ps1970/p1978209.htm



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 No.49[Reply]

Put on some choons, start a 10 minute timer and just start writing your stream of consciousness. Don't plan ahead. Simply write the first words that come to your mind and then right the next words that come to mind. Don't worry about formatting, spelling, or grammar. Just write freely.


I swear to God I'm loosing my senses. I have no democratic dreams and eat the truth of faith with my mind. Now lead me to this future and I will be okay and learn the reality of our insurgent lies. I am consumed by the fact that I will disappear into thin air and before I turn to dust I fill myself with knowledge and divorce myself from lust. Now eat the witch of the sovereign awarenss steeped in the mysteries of eternal time. Brutal by design is the ensign for wine dine death savergery. The new nucleus of insanity rage missile attack syndrome rushed with a lucid attack dreams whacked from the concer of spiritual imaginaries. Zoom the liberated homosexual ninja. Superhuman sand beast with the worm eating phage. I raise my fist against the white sorceress in the sky. Necorcapitalism business of death. Initiate the series of globe wars begin the holy mantra. Expose the puke fountains in the deep earth where they hide the nucelar army march to the victory of the real. Deserst and processions of darkness and other non feeble alternative cruisers spinning in the loseness of time. Locked with the horns in the battlespace of cyberspace. Nazi zombies battle phreakers in the wires electric hum toasting Lum with microwave mind signals vibrating her body and opening her consciousness to the higher spiritual design. Holy metaphysics descend from the five pillars and slinking snakes whisper.


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