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Loafer
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I just found this:
"'Original Sin' is Jim's "blue album" - 'Bat Out Of Hell' was his red and, no, he won't be doing a green one. " I've heard people refer to the albums that came of the Meat/Steinman colaboration as "red" before now, and all they said was "not politically". What do they Mean? Dave. |
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Armed ba$tard and Jo's other half.
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![]() ![]() I've never heard of the coulor thing before,but as for the coment "Not politically",I can only asume that it was a disclaimer about having anything to do with any comunist ideology. Hope that helps. |
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Loafer
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Thanks TFM - I thought that may be what they are disclaiming.
I think maybe the coulours are representative of the style of album. For instance, Red is a hot colour, very passionate and stark. Blue is a quieter, more brooding colour, while green is a relaxed colour (ala Green Rooms). Dave. |
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