FB Musings for Posterity

Music as an acquired taste.

The way one "acquires" music over the years. 

I seem to recall always being a fan
of Amadeus meself

and unlike Alex DeLarge not so much a fan of
Ludwig but with a few exceptions.

Much of my classical taste strangely enough was "acquired" during my childhood
with Merry Melodies and Bugs Bunny 
and Saturday Morning cartoons. 

(A bygone privilege nowadays)

A much renewed love for Mozart 
was of course greatly multiplied by 
the grandiose Milos Forman's Amadeus.

But this particular one here was acquired years ago watching a TV movie if I recall correctly. 

Christopher Plummer's enjoyment of the Emperor in Harrison Bergeron was just contagious.

Having heard the praises of the Apassionata lately in Fargo Season 3 I tried to "acquire" this one too after all it was said

"If I keep listening to Beethoven's Appassionata, I won't be able to finish the revolution."- by Lenin himself

But it doesn't seem to "stick" 

Maybe Age 

maybe the rules of acquisition 

were not followed 

who knows?