Member Since: 11/23/2006
Band Website: pfefferkornuntertonvanilli.at.tf
Band Members: Ernst Unterton, Sebastian A. Anstalt
Influences: Murphy’s purpose in going to sit at Neary’s feet was not to develop the Neary heart, which he thought would quickly prove fatal to a man of his temper, but simply to invest his own with a little of what Neary, at the time a Pythagorean, called the Apmonia. For Murphy had such an irrational heart that no physician could get to the root of it. Inspected, palpated, ausculated, percussed, radiographed, and cardiographed, it was all that a heart should be. Buttoned up and left to perform, it was like Petrouchka in his box. One moment in such labour that it seemed on the point of seizing, the next in such ebullition that it seemed on the point of bursting. It was the mediation between these extremes that Neary called the Apmonia. When he got tired of calling it the Apmonia, he called it the Isonomy. When he got sick of the sound of Isonomy he called the the Attunement. But he might call it what he liked, into Murphy’s heart it would not enter.
Neary could not blend the opposites in Murphy’s heart.–Murphy, Chapter 1
Sounds Like: Acute and subacute Ischemic Heart Disease with hypertrophic signs and eosinophilic changes in myocytes. Transverse section of heart septum in ischemic heart disease; the endocardium is detached on the right side. Gross section of the heart with mild atheroma of the coronary, thickening of left ventricular wall and arteriolosclerosis. Sometimes severe atheroma with organized thrombus ... it is possible to observe different ages of the atheroma.
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