Whe I first time heard "I Want To Spend My Lifetime Loving You" I was sure, It was produced by Steinman :)
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> What I love about Jim as a producer, is that he can do
> those phantaorgasmal (I think I made that word up) big
> epic over the top pieces, and then turn around and do the
> perfect lovely little pop-song.
> Take Celine Dion's Falling Into You for
> example. "It's All Coming Back To Me Now" and "River Deep
> Mountain High" are the big pieces with the Wall of What It
> Sounds Like Just Over the Top™ (well, you know what I
> mean), and then he does "Call The Man", which is just a
> fairly simple pop song.
> Or take "Anything for Love", "This Corrosion", "Tonight Is
> What It Means To Be Young", "Vittoria! (Aida 2002)", his
> Remix of "Never Forget" and most of Original
> Sin on the one hand, and then look at "I Will
> Crumble", "I Want To Spend My Lifetime Loving You", "Call
> the Man", "Try Not To Be Afraid" and Boyzone's "No Matter
> What" in the other. That, ladies and gentlemen, is what I
> am getting at. You have the nearly overproduced stuff, and
> the minimal poppy stuff.
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> Greatness, I say. Greatness.
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> > Obviously, we all love Jim as a songwriter, but I'm
> > curious to what you guys think of him as a producer.
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