Just more of Meat's bullshit, as was his comments about Desmond & Jim co-producing Meat's next top secret project! All promo bollocks for Bat 3.
If you read Jim's blog (and Rinkoff's comments on TDE), it's pretty obvious he had nothing to do with Bat 3 at all, and didn't even know who had altered his lyrics (pretty rude thing to do BTW, without asking first).
Partly because Meat recorded in LA, I don't think Jim ever visited the studios to listen-in on a session either.
What does intrigue me is that Jim did seem to want to produce Bat 3 at some point (ie all the demos sent to Meat), and I do believe Meat offered Jim an exceptional contract to do so, and yet Jim appears to have been the one to back away?
> I seem to remember an interview around the release of the
> album, where Meat said that after his illness, Jim was
> involved with the bat 3 production at a very late stage.
> He said that Jim took a look at the nearly finished
> product and changed some of the lyrics at the last
> minute.
>
> How far is this true?
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