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Vin 02:42 pm UTC 01/07/10 |
| In reply to: | Too Kind! - Scaramouche 02:15 pm UTC 01/07/10 |
| If someone told me Jim produced this as a demo I wouldn't even blink. You might have tried pitching it to Meat's people while he was recording his new album; if he wanted something Steinmany you might have scored a payday. I know you shared this a while back, but I only gave it a cursory listen at work at the time. I just recently downloaded to my ipod and "really" heard it, and am completely and utterly impressed. I actually suffered a 2-week bout of tinitis, ringing in my right ear, that I'm pretty sure was due to repeated, too-loud listens to this track. :) Out of curiosity, and none of my gd business, but if this is your hobby, what in the name of blazes do you do for a day job??? Vin > > Besides just being a balls-out awesome song, and sounding > > light years beyond a "hobby" production, and being maybe > > the best non-Steinman-penned Steinman song I've ever > > heard, has anybody else noticed that, after the line "is > > there any hope left in Hell?" the double echo of "in Hell" > > sounds an awful lot like Meat Loaf? > > > > Fucking brilliant job, Scaramouche. > > Too kind! Never noticed the Meat Loaf similarity but you > are right, and perhaps it's a sign? LoL > > Definately a 'demo' though, and it was really rushed (in > my mind), as the budget was minimal and mainly done in two > 8-hour sessions. > > If I had the money for a 'no-holds barred' production it > would be a lot different (and better), although most of > the vocal lines I'm really happy with. > > Jim should produce it, but I probably couldn't afford his > take-out food bill, let alone his production fee. LoL > > NB - More 'Batman' songs are done and I might be able to > demo one or two (for RR) at some point this year. | |
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