They say Bowser is terrifying.. but nothing tops Gabe Newell as a boss in Crawl.5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/gaming
My vintage white noise/environmental sound machine from 1969. I’ve used it every night since I was a boy and it’s still going strong!4yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/BuyItForLife
This travelling Eurasian Scops Owl has wares and rare goods if you know how to ask.5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/Superbowl
The Death of Chopin, a painting by Felix-Joseph Barrias (circa 1885)4yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Aerial photograph of an Alice in Wonderland themed corn maze5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
This incredible opera stage featuring Verdi's Un ballo in maschera in Bregenz, Austria.5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Franz Liszt at the Piano, black chalk and ink on paper by Sir Hubert von Herkomer (circa 1904)5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Statue of Tchaikovsky in the garden of his last house in Klin, Russia5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Grandma has always been proficient with needlepoint art. Here's her rendition of the young Mozart.5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Found a stained glass window featuring JS Bach in the St. Thomas Church in Leipzig5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Happy birthday to composer and legendary chemist Alexander Borodin!4yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
This Snowy Owl demonstrates how superbly camouflaged they are in a snow covered field7yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/Superbowl
This glorious concert hall at Heydar Aliyev center in Azerbaijan6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Met Vantage, Saint Pepsi, and Yung Bae in Miami tonight. A night for the record books.1yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/futurefunk
[Image] “A man is not old until regrets take the place of dreams.”9yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/GetMotivated
Ormandy, Rostropovich, and Shostakovich (left to right) discussing the recording process for the premiere of Shosty's Cello Concerto with an unidentified interpreter and a sound engineer.4yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Today marks the 228th anniversary of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's death, who passed away at 35 years of age.4yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Shostakovich at the piano, an oil painting by Juan Gabriel Ruiz (circa 2017)5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Alexander Borodin's awe-inspiring gravestone in St. Petersburg5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
A young Rachmaninoff with his dog Levko. Notice the large portrait of one of his idols, Tchaikovsky, above him.6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Edvard Grieg taking a break from hiking on Løvstakken (circa 1900)5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Portrait of Sibelius by his brother-in-law Eero Jarnefelt (circa 1892)5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy greet Igor Stravinsky and his wife as they arrive for a dinner party at the White House (circa 1962)6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Earliest known photograph of Liszt, taken by Hermann Biow (circa 1843)5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Debussy having a picnic with his daughter Claude-Emma. A year after her father's death, she died of diphtheria at age 13.6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
I must get around to scanning these book covers in HD for you all!6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
A Southern White-faced Owl (Ptilopsis granti) droops its wings in an attempt to keep cool in Francistown, Botswana.7yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/Superbowl
Shostakovich at the piano in 1958. This was the very year that a debilitating condition (poliomyelitis) surfaced that affected his right hand, which eventually forced him to give up piano playing.5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Puccini having the time of his life in his boat named Butterfly5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Painting of young Handel in the attic after waking up his parents by playing the harpsichord6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
[Omega Speedmaster] Picked up this beauty as a remembrance of the best honeymoon ever <31yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/Watches
Bedrich Smetana performing for his friends in 1865, a painting by Frantisek Dvorak5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Satie, Moulin de la Galette (The Bohemian), a painting by Ramon Casas, circa 1891.5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
One look at this photograph of Holst is worth one thousand words (portrait by Martha Stern, circa late 1920s)5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Richard Strauss Week, a festival poster by Ludwig Hohlwein (circa 1910)5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
The only surviving portrait of Dieterich Buxtehude, playing a viol, from the painting 'A Musical Party' by Johannes Voorhout (circa 1674)5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Igor Stravinsky in New York. (Portrait by Irving Penn, circa 1948)6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Australian Masked Owl (Tyto novaehollandiae) performing a superb landing.7yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/Superbowl
Mendelssohn playing for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on his visit to Buckingham Palace (circa 1842)6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Talk about being in the moment! Here's Leonard Bernstein conducting the Boston Symphony in a performance of Mahler’s “Resurrection” Symphony at Tanglewood, circa 1970.6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
You might be carefree, but you'll never be as carefree as Lenny Bernstein in a swing.6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Bela Bartok using a gramophone to record folk songs sung by peasants in what is now known as Slovakia. (Circa 1908)6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Since there are no existing photographs of Erik Satie playing the piano, artist Nick Cudworth decided to take matters into his own hands and create this glorious artwork.6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Brahms with a group of gentlemen after the funeral of Clara Schumann, circa 18966yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Ilya Repin's celebrated portrait of Modest Mussorgsky, painted only a few days before the composer's death (circa 1881).5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Mau5 looks like the final boss you face after you learn how to master the synthesizer5yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/deadmau5
Franz Liszt Fantasizing at the Piano, painting by Josef Danhauser (circa 1840)6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn at the piano. They were nearly inseparable, Felix would regularly submit his compositions to his sister, taking her critical advice to heart. It’s not surprising that Felix referred to Fanny as “Minerva,” liking her to the Roman goddess of wisdom.6yr ⋅ SuperBreakfast ⋅ r/classicalmusic
