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RSG · 14 Nov 2012, 22:44

I like the idea of another Jim Steinman penned and involved album w/ Meat Loaf on the vocals. I'm not sure who the musicians would be, but Patti, Paul, Kasim Sulton, Rory Dodd, John M, Avery and/or Alexander come to me instantly. Throw in Caswell or a Mrs. Loud and an unheard Steinman spoken track for bad measure

Brave and Crazy..

And if it isn't going to be Steinman related, I like the idea of P Jacobs and S Durkee returning for at least a song or few. And also Rick Brantley! This would have to include Bob Kulick of course

Put Kulick and Crook in the same studio and be interesting for sure. Especially if the album hits on the 'Song of Madness' 'Land Of The Pig' tone.. It would work.
Hang Cool had a lot of broad modern rock arrangements. Perhaps Brave and Crazy would be something with a harder edge. With Paul as producer, why not. Paul's work on Handbasket was a real good job. The material on that album is well done.

14 Nov 2012, 22:44	#31
RSG Mega Loafer Join Date: 27.07.2003 Location: Canada Posts: 3,296	I like the idea of another Jim Steinman penned and involved album w/ Meat Loaf on the vocals. I'm not sure who the musicians would be, but Patti, Paul, Kasim Sulton, Rory Dodd, John M, Avery and/or Alexander come to me instantly. Throw in Caswell or a Mrs. Loud and an unheard Steinman spoken track for bad measure Brave and Crazy.. And if it isn't going to be Steinman related, I like the idea of P Jacobs and S Durkee returning for at least a song or few. And also Rick Brantley! This would have to include Bob Kulick of course Put Kulick and Crook in the same studio and be interesting for sure. Especially if the album hits on the 'Song of Madness' 'Land Of The Pig' tone.. It would work. Hang Cool had a lot of broad modern rock arrangements. Perhaps Brave and Crazy would be something with a harder edge. With Paul as producer, why not. Paul's work on Handbasket was a real good job. The material on that album is well done.