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Scaramouche 12:08 pm UTC 10/06/10 |
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Jim Should Write A Book Like Meat Loaf's "To Hell And Back" - steven_stuart 11:10 pm UTC 10/05/10 |
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> "MLOONAA" was written specifically for Air
> Supply and "TEOTH" was written specifically for Bonnie.
Hmmm . My guess is these were already written and Jim was approached and asked if he had anything. I doubt he agreed to work with Air Supply and THEN wrote something, and I imagine he was writing Eclipse all through the 70's, as it's origins lie in the Dream Engine.
> I think the time has come for Jim to write (or have ghost
> written) a book that can set the record straight on all
> sorts of things
I would like to see a book about his musical history/studio work as I reckon there's quite a bit of stuff not many people know about. For starters, a detailed chapter on the Def Leppard saga would be a great read.
> If Jim doesn't feel like writing it himself, he could
> easily find a ghost writer. "To Hell And Back" reads like
> it was written by a ghost writer but it was fun. I
> couldn't put it down until I had finsihed it and I have
> now read it several times.
To Hell and Back is okay but not very in depth. Meat & Jim teaming up again for Bat 2, and the subsequent recording of the album, was seriously lacking any decent info.
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