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Bright_Eyes 03:00 am UTC 07/30/07 |
| In reply to: | re: What if Meat had never lost his voice? - Bright_Eyes 02:42 am UTC 07/30/07 |
| Do you ever find yourself trying to remember a word you need, and you can't remember it. This time the word was nostalgic. A lot of big music fans have huge nostalgic tendencies. When I've read Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman fan boards I tend to see a lot of nostalgia stemming from the first successful project those two guys had. The plea that it be re-created often comes up in various ways. That's my interpretation of a lot the stuff I've read on such boards. It's not just Whitney. I've said to somebody that I do like Mariah Carey but only early Mariah, when she was still with Walter Afanasieff. I've said I do like Whitney Houston, but only early Whitney, especially the stuff with Narada Michael Walden. > I think, among big music fans in general, there's a > tendency for a lot of them to lament that the 'original > lineup' of such-and-such did not stay intact. There are > countless examples of this. Pink Floyd. Guns n Roses. > Beach Boys. I think there are Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman > fans who have such sentiments. There are countless artists > where I've heard somebody say "i just wish she had made > more albums that sounded like her first album" or maybe > her first two or three albums. I've heard a ton of people > say this about Whitney Houston or Mariah Carey, including > myself. Apparently both of them took a wrong turn at some > point. Even I have said I'm a fan only of "early > Whitney". | |
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