| re: Bat out of Hell in Jim's Musical |
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Rupert 05:37 pm UTC 08/12/10 |
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re: Bat out of Hell in Jim's Musical - steven_stuart 12:17 am UTC 08/12/10 |
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I feel that BOOH has alot of of drama in the content and it is as if the person dies and nobody misses them/cares about them if you leave it like that. In film you tend to have an after the event moment from a different perspective even if it is a funeral and people around the grave type cliche.
> > I would imagine that the song Bat out of Hell would have
> > to come at the end of the musical as there is a crash and
> > a death maybe of the central character, I have always
> > thought that For Cryin out Loud would make a logical
> > follow-on song with the lyrical content but it makes more
> > sense that a woman would be singing it about the man who
> > died. Just something that popped into my mind as I had it
> > programmed this way in my car listening to it coming to
> > work
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> Despite the great beauty of FCOL, I'm not sure if any song
> can follow Bat out Of Hell as far as the musical goes. As
> you say, it has to be at "the end of the musical". Well,
> either at the end of Act One or the end of Act Two. It
> builds to such a climax that dramatically it can't be
> followed. Although I would be interested to hear what you
> have to say if you disagree.
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