lyric from ARUWNPTG - based on The Omen movies?????

needmoremeat · 15 Feb 2004, 21:51

I just thought while I was lying in bed at four o clock this morning not feeling very well "I wonder if Jim's seen The Omen" movies????" I'd just been watching the second one before bed, and I remembered the lyric "and like a son of a jackal...", and in the movies, Damien's (

) a son of a jackal! Now I'm only sixteen, and I've never heard that phrase anywhere else apart from the song and those movies, so does anyone else agree there could be a little relation between them???...Or has anyone else heard the expression elsewhere? :)

Heli · 15 Feb 2004, 21:59

well it's possible because I mean BOOH was supposed to be for the movie "Physco". So I guess it might be related.

needmoremeat · 15 Feb 2004, 22:19

Oh yeah!!! And all his songs are for a futuristic Peter Pan, so there is a definite movie influence!!

Thanks for that, Heli! All we need now is a take on the exorcist in Bat 3!!!!!

rockfenris2005 · 16 Feb 2004, 07:56

No. It's the opening song for NEVERLAND. But, if you would like to know, the Chelsea draft of Jim's DANCE OF THE VAMPIRES suggests that he's a valid fan of ALIEN.

rockfenris2005 · 16 Feb 2004, 07:57

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Originally Posted by needmoremeat

Oh yeah!!! And all his songs are for a futuristic Peter Pan, so there is a definite movie influence!!

Thanks for that, Heli! All we need now is a take on the exorcist in Bat 3!!!!!

Everything Meat Loaf has ever done IS The Exorcist, because he's possessed by demonic characters every time he goes on stage.

Heli · 16 Feb 2004, 10:44

Well all I know is that on Storytellers, just before he sings BOOH, he's says that Steinman originally wrote it for or based around Phsyco!!

I love storytellers!!

rockfenris2005 · 16 Feb 2004, 13:46

Bat Out of Hell, the song, can be connected with PSYCHO - but it's a famous "story" that both Jim and Meat have told over the years. We all know (or should know) that they come from "Neverland".

Bart · 16 Feb 2004, 17:53

i thought that only the intro from Bat was meant for the movie Psycho. Not the whole song.

Pudding · 17 Feb 2004, 03:05

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Originally Posted by Bart

i thought that only the intro from Bat was meant for the movie Psycho. Not the whole song.

You are correct Sir!!!

Pud

15 Feb 2004, 21:51	#1
needmoremeat Mega Loafer Join Date: 23.11.2003 Location: Sunderland, UK Posts: 1,416	lyric from ARUWNPTG - based on The Omen movies????? I just thought while I was lying in bed at four o clock this morning not feeling very well "I wonder if Jim's seen The Omen" movies????" I'd just been watching the second one before bed, and I remembered the lyric "and like a son of a jackal...", and in the movies, Damien's ( ) a son of a jackal! Now I'm only sixteen, and I've never heard that phrase anywhere else apart from the song and those movies, so does anyone else agree there could be a little relation between them???...Or has anyone else heard the expression elsewhere? :)

15 Feb 2004, 21:59	#2
Heli Daddy's little internet junkie Join Date: 29.01.2004 Location: Grimsby Posts: 4,596	well it's possible because I mean BOOH was supposed to be for the movie "Physco". So I guess it might be related.

15 Feb 2004, 22:19	#3
needmoremeat Mega Loafer Join Date: 23.11.2003 Location: Sunderland, UK Posts: 1,416	Oh yeah!!! And all his songs are for a futuristic Peter Pan, so there is a definite movie influence!! Thanks for that, Heli! All we need now is a take on the exorcist in Bat 3!!!!!

16 Feb 2004, 07:56	#4
rockfenris2005 Mega Loafer Join Date: 16.02.2003 Location: Posts: 2,217	No. It's the opening song for NEVERLAND. But, if you would like to know, the Chelsea draft of Jim's DANCE OF THE VAMPIRES suggests that he's a valid fan of ALIEN.

16 Feb 2004, 10:44	#6
Heli Daddy's little internet junkie Join Date: 29.01.2004 Location: Grimsby Posts: 4,596	Well all I know is that on Storytellers, just before he sings BOOH, he's says that Steinman originally wrote it for or based around Phsyco!! I love storytellers!!

16 Feb 2004, 13:46	#7
rockfenris2005 Mega Loafer Join Date: 16.02.2003 Location: Posts: 2,217	Bat Out of Hell, the song, can be connected with PSYCHO - but it's a famous "story" that both Jim and Meat have told over the years. We all know (or should know) that they come from "Neverland".

16 Feb 2004, 17:53	#8
Bart Bald Mega Loafer Join Date: 06.03.2003 Location: Holland, but I prefer Greece Posts: 2,243	i thought that only the intro from Bat was meant for the movie Psycho. Not the whole song.