Arisha nodded thankfully and went back to her room to wait. "Well as you know Margaret Carter died three days ago and Sharon asked me to be there at the funeral and I was hoping you'd come with me and talk to Cap, he's having a really hard time". "Arisha we aren't going for another four hours why are you all dressed up?" she asks in confusion. "Come in" came her voice and Arisha opened the door and walked in. Vienna can also be found on the soundtrack of 13 Going on 30.Arisha lightly knocked on Natasha's door and waited there, biting her lip. Due to licensing restrictions, the song has been omitted from the episode on DVD. And some composers, Dvořák, Smetana - they captured it.It was played in a 1981 episode of Taxi called "Vienna Waits." Marilu Henner's character Elaine Nardo refers to the song while on vacation in Europe with Alex Reiger, played by Judd Hirsch. So this whole thing is going on in middle Europe - it's Kurt Weill. This century started out with this Assassination of the Archduke in Sarajevo and that begat World War I which begat the Russian Revolution, then you had the Depression then that begat World War II and then that begat the Cold War and all that's over but they're still blowing each other to smithereens in Sarajevo. We are seeing the result of it in this ethnic warfare in the Balkans which is a tragedy. That kind of sick, middle-European, kinky decadent thing. The beginning and the end is very Kurt Weill. I thought "Vienna waits for you."There is also a lot of inside stuff on the song. In a lot of these older places in the world, they value their older people and their older people feel they can still be a part of the community and I thought 'This is a terrific idea - that old people are useful - and that means I don't have to worry so much about getting old because I can still have a use in this world in my old age. We put them in rest homes, we kinda kick them under the rug and make believe they don't exist. We treat old people in this country pretty badly. I say to my father "What's this nice old lady doing sweeping the street?" He says "She's got a job, she feels useful, she's happy, she's making the street clean, she's not put out to pasture". She must have been about 90 years old and she is sweeping the street. It was a place where cultures co-mingled.So I go to visit my father in Vienna, I'm walking around this town and I see this old lady. You get great beer in Vienna but you also get brandy from Armenia. It's a place of urse, of exchange - it's the place where cultures co-mingle. So the metaphor of Vienna has the meaning of a crossroad. Vienna was always the crossroads - between the Ottoman Empire and the Holy Roman Empire.
During the Cold War, between the Eastern Bloc, the Warsaw Pact nations and the NATO countries was the city of Vienna.
He lives in Vienna, Austria which I thought was rather bizarre because he left Germany in the first place because of this guy named Hitler and he ends up going to the same place that Hitler hung out all those years! Vienna, for a long time was the crossroads. I didn't see him from the time I was 8 'till I was about 23-24 years old. "Vienna" is a song from Billy Joel's 1977 album The Stranger, released as the B-side to his "She's Always a Woman" single.In a July 2008 New York Times article, Joel cited this as one of his two favorite songs, along with "Summer, Highland Falls".Why did I pick Vienna to use as a metaphor for the rest of your life? My father lives in Vienna now.
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