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	<title>Comments on: The Secret Hypnozombie Code of Tristan und Isolde</title>
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		<title>By: Mountaine</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mountaine</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 19 Mar 2008 18:52:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Yowee zombiekazowee, this is a pretty weird angle on the Met&#039;s Tristan&amp;Isolde.  I&#039;m giving a presentation on the opera this Saturday, here in Asheville, NC, after watching the live telecast of a performance from the Met in a local movie theatre.  I&#039;m definitely gonna tell the h&#039;ors d&#039;oeurves-eating wine-sipping operalovers about the opera zombies!  But hey, I did a search to find info on the role of zombies in the 1849 Dresden uprising, and couldn&#039;t find a stitch.  So where does that part of the story come from (other than the highly demented mind of one Mister Disaster Dan)?  Do tell, and I&#039;ll tell those post-Liebestod operalovers.  -  Mountaine]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yowee zombiekazowee, this is a pretty weird angle on the Met&#8217;s Tristan&amp;Isolde.  I&#8217;m giving a presentation on the opera this Saturday, here in Asheville, NC, after watching the live telecast of a performance from the Met in a local movie theatre.  I&#8217;m definitely gonna tell the h&#8217;ors d&#8217;oeurves-eating wine-sipping operalovers about the opera zombies!  But hey, I did a search to find info on the role of zombies in the 1849 Dresden uprising, and couldn&#8217;t find a stitch.  So where does that part of the story come from (other than the highly demented mind of one Mister Disaster Dan)?  Do tell, and I&#8217;ll tell those post-Liebestod operalovers.  &#8211;  Mountaine</p>
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