It's my impression that he is at a point now, where he has nothing to lose. Bat 3 should have save him his retirement fund, but it failed. So now he just makes the best of the situation. Which is always good for an artist.
> I don't see any insult here to Jim at all. If anything I
> think it's a shot at Desmond. By the looks of the twitter
> that gets posted, he's having a good time making an album
> he has more input into than in the past.
> When he did BAT 2 with Jim, he did it pretty much Jim's
> way as it was a career saver for him and he knew Jim would
> pull off a great album. Unfortunately, he thought Desmond
> could do the same and look what happened.
>
> > Once again Meat doing what he always does... insulting Jim
> > to try to make his latest album seem great. He did it
> > onDid I say That when he claimed Sixx outwrote Steinman
> > (which he denies) and on Bat 3, and now he claims that
> > this guy is a real producer who can get great things out
> > of him that past producers never could... Funny.... when
> > Bat 3 came out all he could do was gush about how great it
> > and Desmond were... he didn't say that Desmond never could
> > get the best... every new album he builds up by dissing
> > the previous work.
> >
> > > Small Billboard article on Meat's new album (at the
> > > link).
> > >
> > > Do I detect a subtle dig??
> > >
> > > Must say that watching Meat's twitter vids he does seem to
> > > be very relaxed recording this album, which may have
> > > something to do with the home studio vibe at Cavallo's
> > > house?
> > >
> > > No idea on the quality of the songs yet, but I do like the
> > > line 'you're gonna carry me to my grave':
> > >
> > > http://www.vidtweeter.com/show.php?id=v53ua
> > >
> > > Would also like to see what Rob Cavallo can do with at
> > > least one Steinman track (new or cover).
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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