Music (n.) is the electrical soil in which the spirit lives, thinks and invents.

Music (n.) is the mediator between the spiritual and the sensual life.

Music (n.) is geometry in time.

Music (n.) is a total excitement and a total discharge of the affects, but even so only the remnant of a much fuller world of expression of the affects, a mere residue of the Dionysian histrionicism.

Fashion (n.) is more powerful than any tyrant.

Fashion (n.) is always about sex — it is not what you wear, it is how you take it off

Fashion (n.) is important — A bird is known by its feathers.

Fashion (n.) is not about clothing alone — we are taught to clothe our minds, as we do our bodies, after the fashion in vogue; and it is accounted fantastical, or something worse, not to do so.