| re: jon fiore - the heavenly kid (out on the edge) |
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pidunk 07:42 pm UTC 05/29/07 |
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re: jon fiore - the heavenly kid (out on the edge) - Pudding 07:28 pm UTC 05/29/07 |
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> It doesn't do much for me at all and I fail to get the
> Steinmanesque-ness about the song, definitely 80's feel to
> it though.
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> Pud
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> > Itīs not a bad song but nothing special at all. Musically
> > itīs pure 80īs and couldīve also been on a Nelson or Bon
> > Jovi album produced for radio by Desmond Child. In the end
> > it gets boring and I seem to miss the Steinman touch!?
> >
> > Markus.
Markus and Pudding:
The musical expression is highly dramatic in this song, as well does the lyric play to some of Jim's philosophies. Does it need to be the same tunes and the same words to sound familiar? Influences are wonderfully divergent, but influences are germinations from seeds planted elsewhere. Maybe Besty pays attention to things you don't. As for myself, I notice influences of Jim becauae I know Jim.
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