re: Why didn't Todd produce Dead Ringer? | |
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rockfenris2005 07:11 pm UTC 12/21/16 |
In reply to: | re: Why didn't Todd produce Dead Ringer? - fnord 06:59 pm UTC 12/21/16 |
Yeah, this makes sense to me. Jim said though they ended up giving up on "Dead ringer" - it's in the interview "The other side of the tracks" or something like that, where he talks about "The dream engine" and how terrible "Grease" is - because they just struggled trying to put Meat's vocals together and couldn't go on. That's when they stepped out, I believe, and Meat and Galfas finished it off. > I'm speculating, but I get the impression that Todd was > going to do it and he worked on the Renegade Angel demos > that became Bad For Good. The demos got touched up without > Meat's vocals (possibly with Jim taking over production is > Todd left) and became Jim's album. > > When it became clear that Meat needed a whole other album > of material for his second album, I suspect Jim was going > to produce it. DR liner notes say something like "Basic > tracks produced by Jim Steinman." When Jim and Meat had > their falling out during the recording, Jim stepped away > and Stephen Galfas was brought in to salvage the sessions > and the mixing. > > But that's just a guess. | |
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