Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train

For his part, Wagner, as well as at the beginning of his friendship with Ludwig II (remember, as he wrote after his first meeting with the king: “... I’m afraid his life will pass in ordinary world like an instant divine dream! .. If only he lived, “He is too good for this world!”), And in relation to Nietzsche almost immediately became a seer. When Nietzsche sent a copy of his report Socrates and Tragedy to Trebschen on February 1, 1870, at the Basel Library, Wagner replied to him on February 4 with a letter: “Last night I read your brochure and could not calm down after that. You somehow unexpectedly, in our modern language, speak of the immeasurably great creatures of the Athenians ...