| re: The Psychology of Jim Steinman's Missing Songs | |
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Pudding 02:32 am UTC 06/16/09 |
| In reply to: | re: The Psychology of Jim Steinman's Missing Songs - John_Galt 02:00 am UTC 06/16/09 |
| At some point you should be able to enjoy the the fruits of your labour, maybe Jim is enjoying his fruits? > Well said, but just hypothetically, let's say Smeg's > correct. What do you think could explain Steinman's > slower creative output other than the more recent stroke? > > -=John Galt= > > > > I don't know whether Smeg or Pudding is correct, > > > > Pudding is ;-) > > > > With respect to Smeg, I think he's stated many times that > > he's and atheist. With that mindset he's not going to take > > a leap of faith on something where there is no proof. I'm > > more agnostic as there's no proof either way but it makes > > no sense that there'd be absolutely nothing. | |
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