Just in time for the annual holiday orgy of rampant consumerism, Strauss and Mahler (previously: 1, 2, 3) have gone into business selling t-shirts. Click on this link, and you'll find the pair in all their countercultural glory on a variety of apparel, suitable for kids from 2 to however many years one can expect to pile up with an uncompromising artistic vision and a difficult wife. Makes a great albeit potentially nonplussing gift! (Any and all profits, by the way, will benefit this place, which, as causes go, is one of the good ones.)
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Tsk tsk, Gustav and Richard, no helmets, that'll get you a ticket here in California. :-)
Only if they get caught. Quick, crank "Als mir dein Lied erklang" and gun it!
Strauss and Mahler as rebel bikers, I like that.
Floozie: Hey, Gustav, what are ya rebelling against?
Mahler: Whaddya got?
Hmmmm...might need some work there.
I just keep picturing the final scene of Easy Rider though--maybe the New Objectivists/Neo-Classicists are the gun-wielding yokels?
Later in life, Strauss became a conservative and started shilling for Ameriprise.
yes. this is fantastic.
As a Strauss and Mahler fan, I have really appreciated their appearences in cinematic re-enactments. For a future installment, I'd like to suggest Mahler and Strauss as Mulder and Scully from "The X-Files." I think it would work all too well.
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