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Mr. Happy
15 Jun 2010, 13:31
Just wandering if I've missed something somewhere along the line...is the Dream Engine album still happening? According to Wikipedia, Steve Rinkoff said that it was to come out that year.
In 2006. Four years ago.
Has this project been abandoned, or is it just taking forever to produce :shock: ? The band's MySpace page was last updated at around the same time with great demos of new takes on We're Still The Children, Safe Sex and Nowhere Fast...then nothing, as far as I can tell. Hoping someone a bit more knowledgeable can fill me in :D
Sorry if this is in the wrong forum, not exactly Meat Loaf so I placed it here =D
daveake
15 Jun 2010, 14:24
Abandoned. Due I believe to lack of funding plus Jim keeping his new songs for the Bat musical.
AndrewG
15 Jun 2010, 15:11
Thought Dream Engine was more like 2004/2005 with those Joe Pub gigs. Wasn't the Bat musical announced around when Bat 3 came out? I noticed Jim's wiki page hasn't been updated since 2008. Sad. :-(
Pudding
15 Jun 2010, 23:36
plus Jim keeping his new songs for the Bat musical.
LMAO :lmao: No matter how many times I hear Jim and Bat musical in the same sentence, it still makes me laugh.
I don't think there was a lack of funding for TDE, I think Jim was wanting a big pay deal for something that wasn't established and gave up. In theory there's no reason why TDE as a touring group with guest artists couldn't work.
duke knooby
15 Jun 2010, 23:53
jim has new songs???
Evil One
16 Jun 2010, 00:14
Newish
What Part Of My Body Hurts The Most
Not Allowed To Love
We're Still The Children
Catwoman's Song
Wonderful Toys
Graveyard Shift
Lots of recycling and lots of musicalness so only the first three would be worth a squirt really.
duke knooby
16 Jun 2010, 00:16
as in less than a decade old? or not previously released?
define new
Pudding
16 Jun 2010, 00:30
define new
Not as old as dinosaurs ;)
Evil One
16 Jun 2010, 00:31
As in recycled from the Batman musical that never happened. I have no idea when they were originally written.
duke knooby
16 Jun 2010, 00:33
when was the batman musical expected for release?
Pudding
16 Jun 2010, 00:35
Early 2000's
Evil One
16 Jun 2010, 00:36
2002 or thereabouts, although the songs may have been written years earlier for all I know. Some of the demos are here: http://www.jimsteinman.com/dreampol.htm
duke knooby
16 Jun 2010, 00:38
so we'll ignore the new thing, and go for unreleased then
Pudding
16 Jun 2010, 00:41
This is a demo clip ;)
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Thought Dream Engine was more like 2004/2005 with those Joe Pub gigs. Wasn't the Bat musical announced around when Bat 3 came out? I noticed Jim's wiki page hasn't been updated since 2008. Sad. :-(
2006...I've joined this forum shortly after seeing the gig...I wanted to see what ML fans think of the "Bat out of Hell: The Next Generation".
I was surprised that Steinman was going to make a candy out of that motley crew...
The only remarkable thing about that concert was that me and Mr. Daveake were in the same room together at some point in our lives and didn't know each other...star crossed fans...lol
Pud, I am watching that clip and literally crying...ok...I got a batman, cat woman and Robin...who is the random lady that keeps on appearing?
I find it, however, disturbing...Batman doesn't appear to have a penis...while Cat Girl does???
daveake
16 Jun 2010, 10:31
This is a demo clip ;)
Holy Fatman!
AndrewG
16 Jun 2010, 12:14
..who is the random lady that keeps on appearing?
She looks like the cleaner?
Lol that clip is crazy. :D
I like how Batman has to switch off the music himself.
I think Catwoman stole Batman's Bat Pouch.:lol:
The Flying Mouse
16 Jun 2010, 16:57
This is a demo clip ;)
WwFpqpcrfqU
:twisted: Is this the Michael Crawford production?
Evil One
16 Jun 2010, 17:12
The one with the Mad Hatter dressed up as a giant sponge penis?
The Flying Mouse
16 Jun 2010, 21:18
The one with the Mad Hatter dressed up as a giant sponge penis?
:twisted: Depends.
Is it the same one where The Joker tries to kill Batman with a solar power laser gun at the stroke of midnight?
Pudding
17 Jun 2010, 00:03
Steinman was advised early in the writing of the Batman musical to 'Keep It Gay'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAKEmnuQ3Og
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