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Marvello 02:53 pm UTC 02/05/10 |
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re: Should Meat Loaf Be Cast As Hook? - John_Galt 02:04 am UTC 02/05/10 |
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You're a champion for a lost cause.
> I'm completely sick of the Jim versus Meat Loaf thing. If
> Meat is a genuinely good fit for a role and he can perform
> consistently on a regular basis, he should be considered.
> I'm not sure that it would be the best thing for him at
> this point in his career, but I'll leave that decision up
> to him. I see marketing and credibility benefits his
> inclusion could add, although Smeg will argue effectively
> otherwise.
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> Personally, I'd like to see Meat record an album of new
> songs written and produced by Jim Steinman. That formula
> really does work consistently well. Perhaps the first
> single from the album can be a new song from the musical
> and both the album and the stage show will serve to
> cross-promote each other.
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> I'm actually hoping that Meat's effort with the Green Day
> guy will result enough of a success to provide a better
> platform for a collaboration between Jim and Meat. Call
> me the last champion for a lost cause. Was in Vin or
> Michael who wrote the great Steinfan lyric about lost
> causes...
>
> -=John Galt=-
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> > Jim's not gonna cast Meat and Meat wouldn't do it, so it's
> > a pretty academic question.
> >
> > If it were a non-singing (or virtually non-singing) role
> > where Meat could just act the hard man, then it might work
> > for opening night and the ocasaional guest appearance, but
> > let's face facts - it ain't gonna happen.
> >
> > Or do you know something we don't Stuart?
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