Hey Ryan
The mention is deserved as The Dark Knight is a cool site, as is your Steinman site (best researched on the web).
And thanks again for putting 'Ribbons of Blood' in the tribute section (and the trailer).
In regards the article, and the future of Jim's Batman demos, I always had some doubts about how a Batman musical could work on stage, but I love the idea of Jim being involved in a Batman project (whatever it may be).
After reading the scene descriptions for Gotham/Graveyard & Children I would love to see these incorporated into a Batman film (the next one?), and then have Jim's songs spread throughout.
Gotham/Vespers as a pre-title sequence (think James Bond), then into Graveyard over opening titles and then Children towards the end, and reprised over closing titles?
Other songs could be included throughout in either complete or edited form.
The film wouldn't be a musical as such, but similar to Queen's involvement with Highlander.
The additonal bonus would be the inevitable soundtrack with full productions and maybe a score by Margoshes?
BTW - Wait till you hear my new 'Batman' song.
> I'm having the best week. The D.C. presentation of the 8
> studio recordings went really well and then Batman gets a
> mention (That's my site they're referring to in the
> article.) It's a negative article which I don't agree with
> AT ALL, even though I'm terrified about Broadway producers
> spending $40 million on a musical version of "Spiderman",
> but it's better than nothing.
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