| re: The Psychology of Jim Steinman's Missing Songs | |
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John_Galt (brandonmartin@dailyuprising.com) 02:18 am UTC 06/16/09 |
| In reply to: | re: The Psychology of Jim Steinman's Missing Songs - bellminer 10:02 pm UTC 06/15/09 |
| I've heard that, too. I think the theory is that much creative work is done with the motivation of capturing some pretty girl or boy or becoming the type of person who can attract some pretty girl or boy with money, fame, or a melodic hook. After their 30s, everyone has paired up and the race is run. I'm not sure if it applies to Jim, but I like the theory. > > I'd love to hear other people's thoughts or insights into > > why Jim hasn't been able to match the prolific output we > > saw during his college years and the late 1970s and early > > 1980s. > > I read somewhere that creativity peaks in one's younger > years, but I dunno how true that is. | |
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