>
>
> > >
> > > 7. Don't Let Go by Ellen Foley
> >
> > What album was that?
>
> It's the last track on her debut NIGHT OUT. Great, great
> album. Seriously good. Ellen Foley is far more the 'rock
> chick' to me than Joan Jett or Stevie fucking Nicks (the
> latter of whom I've never cared for).
>
> You'd have Night Out somewhere in the collection, yeah?
> You should pull it out more often!!
Actually... I DON'T think I have that... But I've heard a couple of the songs, like "We belong to the night" and the title track. They were great. The first one could have been written by Jim.
>
> > >
> > > 8. Jeff Bova, and his unparalleled ability to turn a synth
> > > into a fucking 50 piece orchestra plus choir. He's my
> > > hero, hope he's still in Jim's entourage.
> >
> > I've always liked "Back into Hell". It was never filler to
> > me. In my mind, that's the soundtrack for the cover. And
> > "Good girls go to heaven" is the lead-up to the big
> > battle.
> > >
>
> You know, I don't think most people actually appreciate
> that the only instrumentalist credited on Home By Now / No
> Matter What is Bova!! Jim could've made a Bat 3 that shit
> all over TMiL with little more than Rinkoff on the knobs
> and dials and Bova doing his thing. Add Eddie Martinez on
> the odd track here and there and you've got it in the
> bag!
>
> And that's even before you consider Mr Bittan.
>
For those of us who heard "Tanz", I think we got spoiled, and I would have wanted all those things you mention, but I would have wanted Margoshes in the mix as well.
Bat 3 really could have been the epic finale.
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