The Dream Engine - 1970 demos
Who Needs The Young / City Night - 1976 demos with Jim singing
Bat Out Of Hell - Original theatrical demos
Alive And Kicking - A song Jim wrote in 1979
Making Love Out Of Nothing At All - Jim says this is one of the best examples of his "piano-percussive" style playing *drools*
Total Eclipse Of The Heart - Rory Dodd; the one Jim sent to Bonnie Tyler
Back Into Hell - Original demos (including songs that didn't make the album. I've heard all sorts of strange stories about these.)
You Break It (You Buy It) - Apparently Jim wrote this song for Celine Dion "Let's Talk About Love"
You Wear It Well - Another mysterious Steinman song I know nothing about; but heard about (I don't even remember WHERE!)
Batman - There's still a few we haven't heard (I bet!)
Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad & Lovers Again - Nikki French (the album for Ravenous Records 2000)
Garbo - Demos feat. the English lyrics by Warner Brown (I want to hear "Dark Night Of The Soul" so badly.)
Dance Of The Vampires - Michael Crawford demos
Cry-Baby - We haven't heard "Speaking In Tongues" or "Nowhere Fast" from this
Final At Bat - 15 songs submitted to Meat; we've heard "Not Allowed To Love", "We're Still The Children We Once Were", "In The Land Of The Pig, The Butcher Is King", "Braver Than We Are" and maybe "God Has Left The Building". Meat still has the rest which probably includes "Paradise Lost", "The Monster Is Out Of The Cage" etc. *drools*
What Part Of My Body Hurts The Most? - Jim recorded a demo, apparently, and there's one with Kyle Gordon
THE LIST GOES ON!!!
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