Jim Steinman worked on Neverland in 1981
Posted: 04 May 2005, 16:57
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Jim Steinman worked on Neverland in 1981
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Posted: 04 May 2005, 17:04
Do you mean Neverland as opposed to Heartland
Posted: 04 May 2005, 17:13
What on earth do you mean? 
To save anyone the trouble, yes, I know that Steinman worked on something called Neverland and not Never Land.
To save anyone the trouble, yes, I know that Steinman worked on something called Neverland and not Never Land.
Posted: 04 May 2005, 17:22
Interesting how 'Neverland - A Glimpse' sounds suspiciously like 'Never Land - A Fragment' ...more plagiarism from Mr E 
Posted: 04 May 2005, 17:33
Aye. Almost as bad as those Near Meth Experience blokes
Posted: 04 May 2005, 23:44
No Fair! I was expecting my Holy Grail - Neverland (not a fragment, a 9 minite wig-out)
Bastards! All!
I feel a good stabbing coming on
Bastards! All!
I feel a good stabbing coming on
Posted: 05 May 2005, 00:03
Welcome to my/your world James/John.
It happens.
It happens.
Posted: 05 May 2005, 00:10
Not sure if this is relevant or important, but Neverland is one of my favourite Sisters songs.
Posted: 15 May 2005, 21:35
I love Neverland track too, the demo goes on for about 8 minutes but then its missing the wonderful production of the 'fragement' version. Why was the track so short on the album considering Floodland wasn't exactly epic in length? It could have done with being a longer album.
Posted: 15 May 2005, 22:03
Oh! My Brother, Amen!Rivers wrote:I love Neverland track too, the demo goes on for about 8 minutes but then its missing the wonderful production of the 'fragement' version. Why was the track so short on the album considering Floodland wasn't exactly epic in length? It could have done with being a longer album.
Posted: 16 May 2005, 13:37
I'm with you guys, but would the same people who bitched about Marian being so quiet be happy with a nine-minute track with about a minute of vocals?
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Answers on a postcard...
Posted: 16 May 2005, 17:49
Yes
sorry, I've run out of postcards
sorry, I've run out of postcards
Posted: 18 May 2005, 00:36
do/should we really care about the happiness of anybody who bitches about "marian"?timsinister wrote:I'm with you guys, but would the same people who bitched about Marian being so quiet be happy with a nine-minute track with about a minute of vocals?
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Posted: 18 May 2005, 01:24
@Petseri - Thanks for making me look 'lost for stupid again' .
You can delete my first two observations as they no longer have any relevance to the subject matter.
You can delete my first two observations as they no longer have any relevance to the subject matter.
Posted: 25 May 2005, 14:19
wasn´t Neverland the home of the King of POP - Michael Jackson ?
and Steinman worked there? as a gardener ?
and Steinman worked there? as a gardener ?
Posted: 09 Jun 2005, 22:07
interesting i must say.Loki wrote:Interesting how 'Neverland - A Glimpse' sounds suspiciously like 'Never Land - A Fragment' ...more plagiarism from Mr E
i too think that never land should have been longer on floodland.
i also have the long demo version of it and it's pretty cool.