I've heard Mordheim be pretty underratted, but that is quite another story altogether. :-P
As far as Steinman songs go, hm...I should listen to the lot again to see which I pick.
> Like the previous thread really. But lets all defend our
> forgotten jewels, our ruby's in mountains of rocks.
>
> Sieze the night
> Its songs like these that makes me wander why no one has
> ever made a musical movie based on Jim's songs. The
> imagery, the lyrics, the emotion. All of it and more
> screams for someone to bring songs like this to the big
> screen. I hope it happens one day, and I hope this song is
> in their.
>
> Lost boys and golden girls
> This song for me, really does have a bitter sweet tone to
> it. To me, its about enjoying life and being young,
> because one day, without even realizing it, we're all old
> and all dieing, maybe I'm missing the point but this song
> just conjures up the past, whilst making me think to the
> future. Wonderful and not nearly as famous as it should
> be. One of Jim's greatest.
>
> If it ain't broke break it
> This has an astonishingly bad rep and I can never see why.
> Is it Jim's greatest? Not by a long shot (Although I think
> when heard in its correct context, With the "only when I
> feel" bookends its definitely up thire) I've heard people
> say its one of THE worst songs ever made. Not true. Its
> certainly better then the crap that gets recorded today.
>
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