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> However, Jim does come in on the spoken word section that
> begins 'all the stories we could tell...'
Are you sure? That could have been Larry Dilg, who was also in "The Dream Engine" and is married to Mimi Kennedy who was in "Rhinegold". Speaking of Mimi Kennedy, I recently saw her in an episode of "Medium" and I thought she was a really awesome actress, very gutsy, almost like a darker Bette Midler. Steinman would have had an interesting career writing songs for her, or a movie perhaps.
Meat Loaf said that there are demos for "Bat", which would have been released on the 30th Anniversary box-set that never came out *sigh* But seeming as that 1978 was the year BAT truly took off, we may still have hope. I want to hear the "Bat 2" demos as well, and I seem to remember hearing that they were going to record "A Kiss Is A Terrible Thing To Waste".
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