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nowhere_fast 04:30 am UTC 04/01/13 |
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Dead Ringer: It Went To Number One In The UK - steven_stuart 01:03 am UTC 04/01/13 |
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> > Another cd for the collection then.
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> > I just wish the Deadringer album would get some love from
> > the record company
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> Why don't they love it? Four singles were released from
> Dead Ringer: Dead Ringer for Love, I'm Gonna Love Her for
> Both of Us, Read 'Em and Weep (later a big hit for Barry
> Manilow) and Peel Out. The album reached #1 in the UK. But
> why did Jim walk away from producing it? Could that be the
> reason it doesn't "get some love from the record company"?
> The tour for this album also marked the beginning of Meat
> Loaf's long-running collaboration with pianist Paul
> Jacobs, as both sideman and songwriter.
I am talking about the fact that the album has not had some sort of collectors release over the years like a few of meats other albums.
Regardless of the push the album got at the time, the record company havent done much with it since.
They could have done a 30th anniversary release back in 2011 with all the videos from the album and whatever else they might have wanted to put on there
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