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Scaramouche 07:38 pm UTC 08/11/11 |
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re: Interesting Words from Meat - AndrewG 01:19 pm UTC 08/11/11 |
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> This makes no sense as no-one outside of the Meat Loaf /
> JS fan community has ever heard of Jim Steinman or cares a
> rat's ass who writes the songs.
Well that thinking could apply to new artists as well? I think 'enough' people know the Meat/Steinman connection, and I think it would be cool as a joint credit (knowing the history).
> Moreover I think Steinman should focus on more personal/current themes > if it is NOT a concept album.
I don't think Jim has ever written about current affairs/themes, which is why I like his stuff so much. The only political thing I can think of is 'Always It's The War', but I wasn't keen on that.
> Enough with the recycling.
I've never had a problem with Jim's recycling. It normally comes with new arrangements, updated production and some lyrical tweaks. It always 'feels' to me as new stuff.
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