not logged in
| re: A Telecaster or a Stratocaster | |
Posted by:  |
rockfenris2005 09:35 am UTC 04/29/21 |
| In reply to: | re: A Telecaster or a Stratocaster - SandraZ 07:02 pm UTC 04/28/21 |
Hahahaha it's because of Jim that I use the word "disoriented" a lot. It came from an interview where he was talking about the changes that hade been made to "Whistle" for Bill's production. > Listening to the music, watching interviews... it helps! > > O, GREAT idea of letting the Joker sing Everything is > permitted!! > > In the past days I was thinking: didn't Jim say something > about Wonderful Toys on his blog when he had it uploaded? > Finally got round to looking it up today and -after being > heavily distracted by all the other stuff on there- yes! > There was: > > "THE JOKER'S SONG > Jackie has uploaded THE JOKERS SONG. To me, most notable > for the ending, which is ALL totally improvised, and as > Steven Rinkoff will attest, I adlibbed on first take and > ended exactly as track ended. I thought it was pretty > nifty. > Hope you like it. > POSTED BY JIM STEINMAN AT 9:40 AM" > > Aha! He doesn't only sound like he's making it up... he IS > making it up. :D > > > Sandra. > And I'm amused by the word 'nifty'. I'm pretty sure it was > in one of the first lists of words I had to learn for > English. Yes, those first lists you still take seriously. > Later you're like: shit, I've got English class in 10 > minutes and I haven't memorized my words yet. Well, let's > do it now! Anyway, I should use it more often. ;-) > > > > > > Thank you. All the posts from everyone have helped me > > along. I listened to the music yesterday twice for the > > first time since it happened. > > > > I love that you thought of Michael Crawford as the Joker, > > because I always imagined they could have picked him for > > that role in the musical instead of "Vampires", and in my > > Batman fic I wrote Joker with Michael in mind to play it, > > and at one point he sings "Everything is Permitted" from > > Dead Ringer. > > > > > First of all: I cannot believe I remembered my password! I > > > simply cannot. It took me longer to realize that my > > > username was not my email, than remembering the password. > > > > > > For those not on facebook, just so you know: you are not > > > forgotten. People have been trying to log in, but they > > > can't remember their passwords (yet). > > > > > > Okay. Now that I got logged in, I'll post here what I > > > posted on facebook: > > > > > > > > > > > > So, I don’t have a cool story about meeting or talking to > > > Jim. I could tell you how I first heard his music and what > > > impact he had on my life, but I’m afraid that attempt has > > > stranded. I could tell you about going to see Tanz for the > > | |
| reply | | |
| Previous: | re: A Telecaster or a Stratocaster - SandraZ 07:02 pm UTC 04/28/21 |
| Next: | re: A Telecaster or a Stratocaster - steven_stuart 10:07 pm UTC 04/26/21 |
| Thread: | |