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Marklbetya 02:00 am UTC 07/27/07 |
| In reply to: | The Album That Shoulda Made It That Didn't - Leesa 01:11 am UTC 07/27/07 |
| Good question! As far as Mr. Steinman's stuff goes, I think Dead Ringer should have done better commercially. Under-rated non-Jim related discs: Patty Smyth - Never Enough Joan Jett - Good Music Under-rated minimal-jim-involvment discs Meat Loaf - Couldn't Have Said it Better Meat Loaf - Bad Attitude Carla Devito - Is this a Cool World (or What) > Got a question for all of you playing at home--was > thinking about this over the weekend when the kids' had > both Pandora's Box (their favourite album of all time,; > they're 11 and 16) and Ian Hunter's 'All American Alien > Boy' in the car's CD player. > What albums, up to three, are your very favourites that > never 'made it' in the commercial market? I guess all but > a couple of the Maestro's would qualify, but there are > tons out there. Mine, off the top of my head, are: > 1) Pandora's Box--the Maestro of course > 2) All American Alien Boy--Ian Hunter > 3) Creatures of Habit--Billy Squier. > Bad For Good most likely would tie with #3. > List burbles and reasons if desired and specific > recommendations as to tracks as well. > Just struck me how much really off the wall stuff my kids > love and ask for that never 'made it' that winds up in my > car--from my own collection, of course! > Thanks! > Cheers! > Leesa J | |
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