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Jacqueline 10:13 am UTC 02/02/08 |
| In reply to: | The two geniuses of the 20th century? - rockfenris2005 05:43 am UTC 02/02/08 |
| Hitchcock is mentioned a lot in relation to Jim - I see it and agree yet I don't think Orson Welles is mentioned enough in that same context. I assume you're trying to stress "under-recognized" based on achievment and Welles won Oscars... In any case, a lot of the recognition for Bat has shifted (even in the States) toward Jim in the last decade...and hopefully "Jim Steinman's Bat Out Of Hell - The Music Cycle" will bring Jim the recognition he's due. That said, he's a humble guy that's happy when his art is recognized even if he isn't. > In 20th century entertainment? This could be a huge > overstatement, but I have to say Alfred Hitchcock and Jim > Steinman. Hitchcock never won an Oscar, or so I'm lead to > believe, and Steinman never got the proper recognition for > one of the greatest selling albums of all time. | |
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