/lit/ - Literature

>>22271806
>While you have a point, you're overstating the scarcity of it. It's well known that audiences in the classical period would talk over orchestral performances. Every upper class party had a string quartet (what else would you dance to?)
I don't think we disagree. I just think about e.g. how Schubert's dying wish was to hear Beethoven's op. 131 (something I've listened to hundreds of times). Schubert got to hear it once, then died. Makes me feel like my other 99 listens of that quartet were superfluous and undeserved.

>>17416419
funko pops would be based if they weren't such cheap consumer products