| re: "Steinman is to hard rock what Hitchcock is to the thriller." | |
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Vin 01:34 pm UTC 01/17/10 |
| In reply to: | re: "Steinman is to hard rock what Hitchcock is to the thriller." - Jacqueline 08:34 pm UTC 01/15/10 |
| There'd be no thread here, at any rate. Still not sure it'd be accurate, though. I'm no Hitchcock expert, but this comes to mind: In Psycho, the shower scene, you never saw any actual stabbing, it was left to the imagination, right? Hitchcock was going with "Less is more." Sound like Jim's style? > It's the words "hard rock" that are giving you issue, I > assume? If it read - JS is to music what AH was to > movies....you'd be happier? > > > Does this quote really stand up before the harsh light of > > moderate scrutiny? Honestly? | |
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