> Tempting 3 million MOS readers, yes, not necessarily the
> right demographic.
>
> But yes I agree with the principle.
>
> And whether it's a freebie or not, a Steinman compilation
> album is *well* overdue. What I would really like to see
> is a release of unreleased tracks, demo tracks etc. Billy
> Joel did just this in an excellently produced box set and
> there's no reason I can think of why Jim shouldn't or
> couldn't do it.
Yes, I agree. I like the Billy Joel compilation, "My Lives" I think it was called, except they mix the demos, obscure tracks and B-sides with album tracks we already have. I don't understand what the point of that was, because they didn't have enough material?
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