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| re: Do You Like When Jim Sings His Own Songs? | |
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rockfenris2005 08:39 am UTC 05/13/07 |
| In reply to: | re: Do You Like When Jim Sings His Own Songs? - pidunk 08:25 am UTC 05/13/07 |
I would if I had a scanner. But I can transcribe it (although that will take some time...) The EP and the LP are the same recordings as the CD. The tracklist for the LP of "Bad For Good" is this: SIDE A. 1. Bad For Good 2. Lost Boys And Golden Girls 3. Love And Death And An American Guitar 4. Stark Raving Love SIDE B 5. Out Of The Frying Pan (And Into The Fire) 6. Surf's Up 7. Dance In My Pants 8. Left In The Dark The bonus EP is SIDE A 1. The Storm (Prologue To The Album "Bad For Good") SIDE B 2. Rock And Roll Dreams Come Through (Epilogue To The Album "Bad For Good") I don't have the LP in front of me but I think the lyric-sheet of the LP only provides the lyrics. The rear-side of the EP gives all of the credits for the songs. The reason "Bad For Good" had this Bonus EP was because Steinman decided to record these songs at the last minute (Rory on vocals for "Rock And Roll Dreams" and NY Philharmonic Orchestra on "The Storm" conducted by Steve Margoshes). The CD of "Bad For Good" disregards the Bonus EP and combines everything into one piece, so: 1. The Storm (Prologue To The Album "Bad For Good") 2. Bad For Good 3. Lost Boys And Golden Girls 4. Love And Death And An American Guitar 5. Stark Raving Love 6. Out Of The Frying Pan (And Into The Fire) 7. Surf's Up 8. Dance In My Pants 9. Left In The Dark 10. Rock And Roll Dreams Come Through (Epilogue To The Album "Bad For Good") For the Australian CD of "Bad For Good", the tracklist is somewhat rearranged, becoming: 1. The Storm (Prologue To The Album "Bad For Good") 2. Bad For Good 3. Dance In My Pants 4. Love And Death And An American Guitar 5. Stark Raving Love 6. Out Of The Frying Pan (And Into The Fire) 7. Lost Boys And Golden Girls 8. Surf's Up 9. Left In The Dark 10. Rock And Roll Dreams Come Through (Epilogue To The Album "Bad For Good") > > > > Have you compared the EP with the LP to ascertain that > these were the same recordings? If they are the same > recordings, can you lend some study to the notion that the > EP was incorrect? Can you please scan and link to the EP > text? > > Why was there an EP and an LP? > > | |
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