Jim Steinman Opens Pandora's Box (Part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- Part 1 of an interview with Jim Steinman about the Pandora's Box album "Original Sin." Featuring the monologue "Love and Death and an American Guitar." (c) 1989. Uploaded with permission.
Jim Steinman is a the greatest composer of our time! Original Sin is possibly the best composition ever!!!
Thanks for all of the amazing music! I will miss you, Jim!!!
FINALLY! Seeing a video of Jim being funny. I hope more come out if they released to the public and it got put it in the archives
A true Musical Genius. Rock N Roll dreams forever coming true with Jimmy.
Three people have a helluvalot to learn about rock and roll.
Amazing as always ❤️, no words can express how truly amazing this man was.
This video is comedy gold.
Finally, a video of a laid back Steinman discussing his work. I have been dying to see something that isn't a music video!
And the green screen effects in the background? wtf? lol!
Well it was the 80s
"I really wanted to do a girls' group... or I just really wanted girls"
AHA! I knew it! That's why the album is so sexy!
RIP Jim Steinman, the lord of Excess!
This guy is so awesomely cool!!!
Wow!!
What a story!
Almost tops his music!!
He thinks so fast, his words can hardly keep up with the pace!
Fantastic, Jim
Watching this now... RIP
He's a word master!
The man found a way to be creatively weird and by god it worked
Most amazing songs ever!!!!!
He's a genius and his music is incredible. The sound is pretty poor on this video, though, making it difficult to catch what he's saying at times.
THAT was loud *rubbs bleeding ear* - i love it
Jim is a fucking god of music
awesome
mad as a hatter!
And isn’t it great?!?
It IS IMPORTANT who you are because you wrote it
@JeffDavadPhotog Yeah, I know what you mean. Sometimes I look through his catalog of artists and songs only to find a lot of what I've already heard before.
First let me say RIP Steinman. I love his songs. But... what in the actual fuck was he thinking? He looks like a video game supervillain. Isn’t the luxury of being a non-performing songwriter that you DON’T have to be a ridiculous spectacle? Anyway, Good Songwriters go to heaven and bad songwriters go everywhere. Steinman wasn’t either of those, he was an incredibly unique songwriter. His bombast and melodrama will be missed.
He was a true eccentric. Happens a lot with genius
God...is it weird that I think of this guy as the epitome of hardcore sex?
CrazyDiamond003 completely understandable.
Yeah completely understandable
A lot of Jim's most recent songs (as well as an updated "If It Ain't Broke, Break It", I believe, but don't quote me) are very politically charged.
@Doppelganger399 on Earth and under it !!!
I thought the fans knew who he was?
He's SUCH a good song writer, but why the heck does he reuse his stuff so much?
You notice that a lot with lots of classical composers too, I think because Pandora’s Box was basically a failed project that he wanted to use these ideas. Like how his also failed solo album uses a piano riff later used in Bonnie Tyler’s Holding our for a hero. I don’t mind it personally. I do find his speeches a bit much though.
That is quite disturbing
I suspect that he wasn't finished with those ideas yet, so when they didn't do what he wanted, he ran them through again. Rhodri made a great point, just one song from Bad For Good seems to have spun off to make 3 new songs, all of them good.
My friend has over 400 songs but 150 of those are different renditions
brilliant song writer and he does this stupidity