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La_Comtesse 06:43 pm UTC 04/01/11 |
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re: Jim Steinman Vs Diane Warren - The_wolf_with_the_red_roses 09:42 pm UTC 03/28/11 |
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"womman"
Is that a creature part wombat part man ?
;-P
> Diffrence between Jim and Miss Warren. Jim is a creatice
> soul, someone who puts as much passion into one of his
> songs as a director or novelist puts into their film or
> book.
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> Warren on the other hand is nothing but a business womman,
> who churns songs like a conveyor belt and her imitation of
> Jim's style is nothing short of plagerism.
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> > Diane Warren has achieved a lot but I do sometimes feel
> > that she is able to churn out songs. You can order a song
> > from her and it will be delivered the next working day.
> > With Jim, I get the feeling that he can only create very
> > special songs when he is in the right artistic mood
> > (surely this is why Jim refused to do an entire album for
> > Air Supply).
> >
> > I have to admit that I liked Diane's "I Don't Want To Miss
> > A Thing" for Aerosmith but I thought that her "I'd Lie For
> > You" for Meat Loaf was an attempt to copy Jim's writing
> > stlye and that it really didn't work. Even the video for
> > "I'd Lie For You" is meant to be a continuation of the
> > "Anything For Love" video. I'm surprised that "I'd Lie For
> > You" made it to number 2 in the British charts. That must
> > make it the most successful non-Jim Meat Loaf song.
> >
> > It really isn't fair that a genius songwriter like Jim
> > hasn't won a songwriting Grammy and yet a professional
> > songwriter like Diane has (and she has been nominated for
> > an Oscar six times).
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