Looking for Wagner recommendations


I'm a relative newbie when it comes to classical. I'm looking for some Wagner recommendations. Any suggestions on where to start?
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Pink Floyd, through their drug haze, was using satire and irony. The same way The Clash lampooned neo-Nazis in their song The Clampdown or The Jam exposed skinheads in That's Entertainment.
If there were electronic pipelines into everybody's minds, nary would a single soul be free of the sort of things that would turn away or turn off virtually all of us.
I inherited about 150 classical albums.  I picked out everything by Wagner and tossed them out.  Don’t care what the music is like, he was a vile person and helped set the tone (no pun intended) for the Nuremberg Laws that inter alia prohibited Jews from working as musicians and even banning the performance of works written by Jews (including Mahler).  
I de-Nazified my music collection.  I encourage thinking people to do the same.  
As another user said, listening to Wagner for the music is like reading Mein Kampf for the quality of the prose.  Both were intended to justify hate and discrimination.  
What absolute drivel. It sounds to me like you have never listened to a piece by Wagner, nor even browsed a libretto.

Like all great artists through the ages, Wagner’s music came about through a love of music and a drive to create. Far from being intended to justify hate and discrimination, it is instead an expression of the romantic nationalism found all over the continent at this time and a love of the romantic and heroic sagas and myths which were likewise hugely popular all over Europe.

Was he an anti-semite? Sure he was. Just like at least half the population of any Western nation was at the time, to some degree or other. Blame the Holy See for that.

To compare Wagner’s musical genius to a semi-coherent pile of rancid dung like Mein Kampf is frankly cretinous beyond belief.