" Yet 1992 years later Bar/None's alt-pop major domo Glenn Morrow has assembled a terrific 15-track comp that duplicates only five of Rhino's, none of which you'll mind hearing twice—in particular the supernally sardonic 1986 AIDS song "No Sex" and the supernally tender 1987 love/sex song "A Thing for You.
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In her recent work, Ruefle can seem like a supernally well-read person who has grown bored with what smartness looks like, and has grown attracted to the other side.
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Only with the late arrival of Lisa (the supernally gracious January LaVoy), a home-care aide, do we discover that he used to be a children's swimming and diving coach.
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Erb continued to sing the Matthew Passion Evangelist yearly at Amsterdam for Willem Mengelberg, and in the course of thirty years sang it some 360 times, in most major German town and cities, and in Zürich, Berne, Basel, Lucerne, Solothurn, Lausanne, Milan and Brussels, under Bruno Walter, William Mengelberg, Hermann Suter, Fritz Busch, Hermann Abendroth, Alfred Sittard, Wilhelm Furtwängler, Karl Straube and Eugen Papst. With the passage of decades his interpretation grew and was increasingly called authoritative. He sang it throughout the second war, and after, in Germany: a 1940 reviewer described his Cologne cathedral performance as an 'unfassbaren, übermenschlichen, unirdisch wirklichen Vollendung' (an inconceivable, more-than-human, supernally real perfection). When Erb left the stage his career was just entering its last great development, which was as one of the most serious and accomplished lieder singers of his age.
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In The Winds of Darkover, Dan Barron, a Terran, has visions of Storn Heights, brought to him by a laran rapport with Brynat Storn. In Chapter 1, he sees Sharra: > In the midst of the flame there was a woman.... She was almost inhumanly > tall and slender, but girlish; she stood bathed in the flame as if standing > carelessly under a waterfall... She looked merry and smiling.... And then > the girlish, merry face wavered and became supernally beautiful with the > beauty of a great goddess burning endlessly in the fire, a kneeling woman > bound in golden chains.... Later: > [T]he figure changed, grew, and was, again, the great chained Being, regal, > burning, searing her beauty into his heart and brain. The ancient Keeper of Comyn Tower, Ashara, tries to explain Sharra to Lew Alton, who is, one might say, "possessed" by the Form of Fire after the events in The Heritage of Hastur. Ashara hints that Sharra is actually an extra- dimensional being and the Sharra matrix is used to summon her.
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