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Wilbury 06:43 am UTC 06/24/07 |
| In reply to: | Tire Tracks and Broken Hearts by Bonnie - Wilbury 06:36 am UTC 06/24/07 |
| I refuse to believe that the half bar or so in the middle of the bridge, right before the lyrics about going faster than the limits allow starts, that is lifted straight from Making Love out of Nothing At All ("Do you really wanna see me crawl?") is NOT Jim's doing. but hell what do I know, cause I know that argument in general is old ground. :o) > Having never heard any of the recordings of / from / > pertaining to WDTW (with the obvious exceptions of Meat's > Kiss and No Matter What, Scarpia's Kiss, Boyzone's NMW, > and samples of some other bits and pieces I've heard over > time), I didn't know what I was missing in this great > song!! > > Bonnie Tyler's Tire Tracks, absolutely unbelievable! > Fantastic production! Great vocals! That Sax!! And most of > all, great music by ALW!! > > I kind of had an inkling that the music in this show was > unbeliavably good, based mainly on the fact that the three > tunes from this show Meat did with Jim are hands down > amongst the best work he's ever done. But I'm completely > blown away by this recording, I can't rate it highly > enough! > > Considering the lyrics from WDTW are absolutely > breathtaking, and the music is the best stuff I've ever > heard from ALW, part of me would love to see jim and ALW > work together again. But at this stage, that'd just be > slowing down everything else that's meant to be > happening. > > Are the others performances on the concept recording as > good as A Kiss and Tire Tracks? Because Jim didn't produce > all of them did he... | |
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