> Once upon a time people were demanding to hear "Read "Em
> and Weep"....somehow, that never makes it on to a list. Is
> it the Manilow Factor?
>
>
>
> >
> > >
> > > You can try and be pedantic as much as you want, but that
> > > still doesn't get away from what Bart said Meat is the
> > > onlye one Jim could make hits with. Some Loafers would
> > > like to believe it's true, but clearly it isn't.
> > >
> > > Pud
> >
> > Just to try and attempt the facts.
> >
> > What Meat is most known for:
> >
> > Bat Out Of Hell
> > Bat Out Of Hell II: Back Into Hell
> > The Rocky Horror Picture Show
> > Fight Club
> >
> > What Jim is most known for:
> >
> > Bat Out Of Hell
> > Making Love Out Of Nothing At All - Air Supply
> > Total Eclipse Of The Heart - Bonnie Tyler, a remake w/
> > Nikki French in 1994 that went No. 1
> > Holding Out For A Hero - Bonnie Tyler, recorded by
> > Jennifer Saunders in "Shrek 2" one of the highest grossing
> > movie sequels of all time (APPARENTLY.)
> > Streets Of Fire - Most people know about the cult movie
> > featuring Jim's opening and closing songs "Nowhere Fast"
> > and "Tonight Is What It Means To Be Young"
> > Bat Out Of Hell II: Back Into Hell
> > It's All Coming Back To Me Now - Celine Dion
> > Tanz Der Vampire: Das Musical - A cult German musical
> > phenomenon in its 10th year. Even though it was a failure,
> > a lot more people remember "Dance Of The Vampires" than,
> > say, "Blind Before I Stop" or "Couldn't Have Said It
> > Better"
> > Whistle Down The Wind - Andrew Lloyd Webber's
> > longest-running show since "Aspects Of Love" garnering
> > No Matter What - Boyzone, the greatest selling single from
> > a musical in history
> > Batman: The Musical - A lot of people know that Jim was
> > asked to write songs for this project that never happened
> > Wuthering Heights - I admit, this is pushing it, but it
> > got exceptional ratings
> >
> > Only two things in that list have anything to do with Meat
> > Loaf.
> >
> >
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