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  • Buster: This Kusej sink is pure poetry: httpv://www.youtub e.com/watch?v=RJdD BKiIURQ 2:58 PM
  • La Valkyrietta: …and I should have added, Joan in Harriet Craig :). 2:17 PM
  • DurfortDM: Ah, yes, I had forgotten about this aspect of DB’s multihatedness. Aside from that the Doyenne... 2:15 PM
  • oedipe: Great title, La Cieca! 2:13 PM
  • La Valkyrietta: All great fun and utterly amusing, but in real life, Ava in Mogambo, Leonie in Dutchman.... 2:12 PM
  • oedipe: That’s often the case, unfortunately. It’s part of the opera package, no? 2:11 PM
  • PushedUpMezzo: Gotta be Oxana Dyka as the tough athlete 2:08 PM
  • m. croche: Storm Riders, eh? httpv://www.youtub e.com/watch?v=xFsZ zgunzsQ&featur e=related 2:08 PM

Cheap trade

La Cieca is singing the praises of her namesake la la, a website that coordinates the trading of previously owned CDs. This is how it works: you list your unwanted CDs on the site, then you select from the 1.8 million titles other members are willing to trade. Every time you choose a disc to be sent, you pay a dollar plus 49 cents postage; every time someone asks for one of your discs, you just drop it in a prepaid mailer. And from that dollar you send to la la, 20 cents will go to the not-for-profit “Z” Foundation, whose mission is to help provide health and dental care for working musicians. Now, the question you’re no doubt asking is, will I find anything on la la that I want to add to my collection? Well, a quick search for Wagner’s Ring yields over 600 ready-to-trade matches, including such goodies as the 1956 Hans Knappertsbusch Bayreuth version on Melodram. Give la la a try, then let La Cieca know how it works for you. And start dreaming about how you’ll use all that shelf space you’ve cleared out!

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