Motorhead - Limb From Limb

And one more thing. If you knew how eagerly I read your letters, you would not talk about "some countess's interest."She, by the way, is a charming creature, crazy about the music of the future and one of the fans of your Richard. In this regard, I recall the charming statement by Wagner. In a letter to Ulig, he admires Ritter's sister Emilia, considering her a model of a woman, and adds: “Women are our comfort. Every woman is a born person. Every man is a layman. It takes a long time to become, if at all possible, a person. ” So why don't I get interested in the countess? I acquire a devoted supporter for “our” art. And our art, admittedly, is far from what is now called music.