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I played the Toccata and Fugue as a member of a HS band. Ah, to have had someone as lovely and inventive as this doing their interpretation while I was playing it! The Japanese, once again, take the lead in originality, sexual and scatological confidence, and in the maintenance of proper social conventions, such as keeping the bush properly hirsute! Alex DeLarge, Ludwig Van (h/t to A Clockwork Orange, and the electronic rendition of the William Tell Overture during an orgy for the uninitiated) and I salute you, madam! Hope to see many more of these! Thanks for sharing!
