To: Maven
Gee, Most people refer it to MEAT LOAF's Bat out of Hell... But Steinman is indeed the composer :-) .
As it happens, I've been listening to it for about the last 45 minutes. I'd be hard pressed to choose between it and Bat out of Hell II; Both are my very favorite post '1970 music.
Generally, I'm not into rock and roll, and like music that I can listen to on fairly low volume.... But both BOoH albums, I can listen to over and over, and crank up the volume.
Couldn't tell you why though; I just love them.
To: LegendHasIt
"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", followed closely by "Rubber Soul". "Tommy" a close 3rd.
476 posted on
03/02/2006 3:55:06 AM PST by
MrLee
To: LegendHasIt
Gee, Most people refer it to MEAT LOAF's Bat out of Hell... But Steinman is indeed the composer :-) .
Exactly! Mr. Aday sang the song, but Mr. Steinman created it.
Generally, I'm not into rock and roll, and like music that I can listen to on fairly low volume.... But both BOoH albums, I can listen to over and over, and crank up the volume.
Couldn't tell you why though; I just love them.
I pretty much gave up rock/pop around 1986, when I realized that almost all the rock/pop singers/bands I liked had classical training. So, I looked into classical music and pretty much never looked back.
I could add Kansas' Dust in the Wind to my list, too.
Maven
614 posted on
03/02/2006 12:18:00 PM PST by
Maven
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