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  • Hey Rog, there's something in your face. At 2:12. :P OMG I love Richard :D:D

  • looks fucking shit.

  • 2:12.

  • My snuggly Roger is so fuckin hot in this movie! Love him so!

  • I <3 this scene.  Roger's so beautiful.

  • It's amazing how they were able to introduce all of the major composers of the time:P

    This was HILARIOUS!!!

    Did you know that Liszt was Wagners father in law? Liszt's daughter married him :P

    And whats up with the spotlights in the mid 1800's?

  • Is that Cousin Kevin as Wagner?

  • yes

  • Liszt actually became a priest at the end of his life, I have my doubts they put that in the movie.

  • They put everything in that movie, from the Pope to Hitler.

    You should watch it, it was released on DVD recently.

  • wtf Liszt died in 1886. What does Hitler have to do with it?

  • as a matter of facts the first background song is pure roumanian...

  • Roger Daltrey & Paul Nicholas -great

    Like in Tommy :D

  • i want this movie, anybody knows where i can download or buy!,

  • "The piano... as an instrument....... OF REVOLUTION!"

  • This is the best scene in this movie. They all SOOO deserved this treatment!

  • Actually I found it quite degrading.

  • Berlioz is very similar with the original, but he has to be older at the "time" of facts,

    :-)

  • Lol at Chopin and George Sand

  • hahaha it was hilarious!

  • Haha, Wagner looks so mad every time that Liszt plays the Chopsticks...I wonder if this was all true?

  • i doubt it...

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  • @phazt

    Do you know where the score of that chopsticks theme and variations can be found?

  • @Sinfoniette Liszt did fantasies to this Wagner's opera (Rienzi) and for chopsticks! Its amazing how true are some parts (Sorry for my bad english)

  • nice party

    wish i where there

  • oh thats dirrrtyy

  • Wagner looks like Keith Emerson.

  • "Oh, piss off Brahms!! I always feel that people who like Brahms would prefer to have no music at all, he's a right wanker!!"

    LMFAO!!

  • XD Lisztomania is so crazy, but I love it. I need to get myself a copy on VHS for the Hell of it. Paul and Roger are just amazing...in a weird 70s sort of way.

  • "No, LEVI STRAUSS!"

    I love this movie waaaaaaaay too much

  • I love this movie and own a copy -- one of my favorite films ever!! Definitely a must-have for any Liszt or Daltrey fans out there, and I'm both. VERY underrated for such an original/entertaining/metaphor­ical and surprisingly historical film!

  • freaking ridiculous, lol!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!

  • - "Madame Sand...an honour...I am...Richard Wagner!"

    - "Of course you are, dear boy..."

  • ... Brahms

  • and what is the music when Liszt yawn?

  • chopsticks,

    I hope you get what he is doing there, he is pretty much alternating between the two.

  • thanks~i got it

  • and 7:51, 8:24 ?

  • Rienzi overture

  • Thank u so much ^^

  • and 7:26 ?

  • chopsticks

  • what music does Franz Liszt play at 6:10 ?

  • Wagner's "Rienzi" overture

  • It's weird, Paul Nicholas was in the movie Tommy where he practically kills Roger Daltrey in it.

  • When was this film?

  • It was year or so after Tommy. I'd like to get a copy of this...Ken Russell films are always interesting.

  • Liszt was a fucking geniooouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuus, wagener was a facccccccckiiiiiiiiiiiiing genious, bach was a fucking genious, beethoven was a fucking genious...

    I hate black people...

  • This is a party i'd like to go to...Roger and Paul's sexiness nonwithstanding.

  • I could not hold the laughs in....hahahhahahaha. This is great!

  • His outfit during the "concert".

    The green one?

    Totally looks like his costume from the "Pinball Wizard" part of Tommy.

    :]

  • is this a movie about Franz Liszt's life? If not, has such a movie already been made? i would love to watch it

  • Lol Chopin!

  • hahaha yeah :D

  • this movie changed my life

    i catched on the tv one day, checked in the web when was the next broadasting, watched it on sunday at 1.30 am

    i think that i will never watch it again

    CAN YOU UPLOAD LOVE´S DREM OR ANORHER SONG?

  • There are quite a few copies available on tape on e-bay. Much underrated. I don't think the critics quite "got it."

  • I wonder if they will ever realease this film I haven't seen it anywhere.

  • paul nicholas rocks

  • He was so sexy, wasn't he?

  • @ItalianDivo101 ... Ohhhhh myyyyy ... I wish I was that woman in the scene at around the 2 and 15 seconds mark... Wow... very sexy! I'm sooo in love with Roger... and have been for about 33 years... I like all ages too... HOTT

  • Whoa. @___@

  • Roger, be hotter right now...BE HOTTER! NOT POSSIBLE

  • so much of this movie has to be seen to be believed. sheer genius. ken, you're a genius. thanks for uploading.

  • please please please post more... like the opening, and the chaplin-fied dream sequence?

  • Bless you, sir...would it be possible for you to upload the scenes where Wagner sings "The flowering youth of Germany...", and his resurrection?

  • Wait, is this humor. Because it could have really happend that way.

  • God Bless Ken Russell and Roger Daltrey

  • I agree! I get so f*cking tired of straight-forward biopics with no traces of originality whatsoever. I wish more filmmakers today would take a cue (or five) from Ken Russell.

  • The fact that women went crazy over Liszt's green gloves is also historically accurate!

  • Excellent. Those who have read accounts of Liszt's life and times might notice a couple of minor historical inaccuracies (two that come to mind are that (1) it is well known that Rossini preferred KFC to Popeye's; and (2) it is said that Wagner did not wear sailor suits until later in his career), but they are for the most part inconsequential.

  • thank you for uploading this. Do you have the whole movie though?

  • HAAAHAHAH LISZT IS SUCH A JACKASS

  • This highly sensitive film is historically very accurate. It gives very good insight into the life and work of the great Liszt, and his troubled relation with Wagner. The Wagner-transcription is played superbly and with taste.

  • you were, of ourse, irronical

  • No, I wasn't (yes, I was):-)

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