You could argue that Jim copied Meat, but that argument would be very short and end with me turning with me in my yet unburied grave!. Jim didn't copy another performer when he went to sing his own songs, what sense does that make. Its been well documented that Jim taught Meat to sing his songs. I've no doubt that Meat put his own spin into the performance, but the majority of it is Jim's influence. Not discounting Meats efforts, its just Jim for me, is better, more emotion, more conviction and I believe what he's singing about 100 percent of the time. With Meat, for the reasons expressed before, its only half 50 percent.
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