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Vin 05:45 pm UTC 01/22/13 |
| In reply to: | re: Making this place the vibrant place it used to be - Markus 02:24 pm UTC 01/20/13 |
| Its true, I do yearn for the good old days of a Jim-related flame war. But what's really true is that there simply isn't much to discuss that hasn't been discussed ad nauseum over the years by the Regulars. Bat Musical? NutsCracked? (or whatever its being called currently) If Jim doesn't want to produce rock records anymore, I sincerely wish he would at least throw somebody a single to record & release, rather than hoarding whatever he has for future projects that seem less and less likely to come to fruition. At this point - and I don't say this to be flip or mean-spirited - but I truly fear that the next time I hear a new recording of a Jim Steinman song (new or recycled), it will be on a posthumous tribute album and I'll be bouncing a grandchild on my knee while I rock. (My oldest child is 9, I should add...) > Where's the Like button? > > Markus > > > How about giving an amnesty to all those who have been > > banned? > > 3,4 years ago this place was so vibrant with opinions that > > it became an almost every day must to visit and see what > > had been written and commented on. Now post are far and > > few between to the point you can scroll down a see a post > > you have written 3-4 months ago. Controversy breeds > > debate. > > > > On a second comment how about having a word with Jim about > > blogging again? We are all starved of information would > > not matter how little he wrote or if just blogged to say > > nothing much happening. This place so needs a buzz to > > stimulate debate. This place need some life injected into > > it. | |
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