Let's not forget, Jim most likeley wrote all of Meat's on stage stuff back in the 70's, so if you think that his onstage charisma is what sells the record, remember that Jim had a hand in that also.
For me, Jim is almost 100 percent of what makes the record great, his music, his songs, his direction. 99 percent of it is Jim's, the other 1 percent is everyone else. Well, to me it is anyway
> Been thinking about this....
>
> Bat never would've been a success without Meat's stage
> presence and charisma touring.
>
> I now attribute 90% of the success of the record to the
> live presence of Meat and 10% to the actual song writing.
>
> >
> > "Ehm... facts are facts... and even Meat has complained
> > many times that all he got to do for Bat was stand in the
> > booth and sing... with solid directions being given from
> > both Jim and Todd... whenever Meat came with a suggestion
> > he was told to sit down, shut up and stick to being the
> > voice..."
> >
> >
> > Ahhhh, I was wondering who the idiot who started posting
> > that crap quote was. Thanks for letting me know it was
> > you.
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