Author Topic: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies  (Read 5893 times)

Laurie

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #15 on: January 09, 2008, 09:10:29 PM »
Mr. Weatherbee is not for me.

I'm going through every single one of these gems. The overtly sexual ones make me cringe, but that's part of the fun. I think.

I like this one:

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"Mostly talking. I myself am interested in the work with music that he does. He is a genius with words and a god with music. I would like to show him a few Rock Opera's that I'm working on, including my project with Bad For Good. Of course I'd ask to sing one of his songs for him. Only the musically impaired wouldn't. I would also like to talk about some of his upcoming projects. Like I said, mostly talking. And, of course, I ask for an autograph - what do you think, I'm a rebel without a clue? And probably finish out the evening getting to know the man behind the music, as well as share some information about myself with him. I'm just hoping that this won't be his dream, and if it's true that Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through, then I'll be dreaming up a storm."
[emphasis mine]

Sir, I hope your Rock and Roll Dreams'll Come Through!

Shaggy 2 Grote

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #16 on: January 10, 2008, 11:43:59 AM »

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"I'm just hoping that this won't be his dream, and if it's true that Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through, then I'll be dreaming up a storm."
[emphasis mine]

Sir, I hope your Rock and Roll Dreams'll Come Through!

If I may pretentious up my own dumb fun thread for a moment, Milan Kundera discusses repetitions in life, and says that most people fear them as bad omens or dismiss them as superstition, but that we should embrace them as something that gives life symmetry or beauty.  So I want everyone to stop for a second and contemplate the beautiful symmetry between Barry Dworkin and Jim Steinman.
Oh, good heavens. I didn’t realize. I send my condolences out to the rest of the O’Connor family.