Yes, and I can see them being performed in opera houses one day too, from karaoke bars to opera houses, Jim will conquer them all, which goes with the whole thing he was always saying about barriers in music. People would put up barriers between say the opera Salome, and West Side Story, and the Beatles, when to Jim they were all equal to him. It's how I see things as well. I get frustrated with musicians who get this way. I go from listening to Aqua to Gustav Holst's The Planets. To me, it is all music which I enjoy.
> I agree. His music is really timeless. Bat Out Of Hell was
> very out of place when it was initially released and
> doesn’t sound dated to my ears. I also think as long as
> there’s karaoke bars, they’ll be people belting out many
> of Jims masterpieces and likely butchering them but having
> fun in the process.
>
> >
> > Well said. I think his music will be around in hundreds of
> > years like Beethoven.
> >
> > >
> > > But great songs live forever
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