Jim Steinman - For Crying Out Loud (Demo) descargar videos gratis

King Rick

Too much of a country sound on this one

Hilbos Company

If you do no Jim Steinmans not so famous work (his "Bad for Good" album as well as his "Original Sin" by Pandora's Box), you will know, how he loved recycling his unknown material and turn it into hits for someone else. At the beginning of this song you have the "...Toll a bell for the broken hearted..." part on Pandoras Box's "The Future ain't what it used to be", which Meatloaf covered on Bat III. The chord progrssion at the beginning of "More then you deserve" was also reused as "The Future ain't what it used to be's" chorus.Also "Stark Raving Love's" intro was copied onto Bonnie Tyler's "I Need a Hero", and this is all just the tip of the iceberg...

sirrobyn0

Well I have spent sometime listening to Rory Dodd and Jim, singing various songs. Obviously this isn't Rory Dodd, Rory seems to have a slight texture to his voice on higher notes that isn't on this song and in general his voice is a bit thicker than the singer is here. So in my opinion Rory can't be the singer. No it doesn't sound exactly like Jim does on other recordings, but there are striking similarities between the way this guy sounds and Jim. Right down his to pronunciation of some words is so similar to Jim's. I know that many things can make a persons voice sound a little bit different from the recording equipment to even the volume that the singer is singing at. After careful examination I believe that this IS Jim Steinman singing. I could be wrong and I have no solid proof other than what my ears tell me.

JOhn McCullough

Listen to the album Bad for Good... Jim recorded this album himself after Meatloaf backed out when he lost hs voice and could not sing. I think you'll come to the conclusion that the singer on this demo is indeed Jim Steinman.

Guttorm Hildre

This is a demo, nothing else..

docgonzales

I"d guess its Rory Dodd, the 'turn around bright eyes' singer.

Sharon Rogers

LOVE IT!!

gillian hilton

Very country- fied - quite nice, but you could never beat the original - no matter who sings it!

sgm2112

Remember folks, it is what it is....'A Demo' ...and sounds like one ;-)

TombstoneChris

This version sucks. I know Jim Steinman wrote alot of Meats songs, and once Steinman was gone Meatloaf wasnt the same, not his talent, but the songs just werent the same. When They reuinted for Bat 2 Meat returned to glory and took over when grunge was on top. But then they broke up again and Bat 3 wasnt that good. HOWEVER. This song right here done by Meatloaf to me is the song where his true voice shines. The heart and passion and just sadness and emotion he potrays, you can fell the song. This version here is just plain and boring.

Steven Paul

This is an awesome version, nice country touch! 

Gibson DelGiudice

This guy sounds like Dennis DeYoung with a slight country twang.

Dorian McCloud

The singer has rather pleasant voice. It however, lacks much of an actual performance.

Josh Freilich

It sounds like Barry Keating!

andrewzenon

never never jim

SkywiseStormwolf

Jim Steinman wrote the song, as he did most of Meat Loaf's songs

SkywiseStormwolf

Jim Steinman wrote a LOT of the songs recorded by various bands from the 70s-90s... "Making Love Out of Nothing At All" (Air Supply), "Total Eclipse of the Heart" (Bonnie Tyler), "No Matter What" (Boyzone), "Original Sin" (Taylor Dayne), "Holding Out for a Hero" (Bonnie Tyler), "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" (Celine Dion), "More" (Sisters of Mercy), and of course, the plethora of songs performed by Meat Loaf.

bryn jones

OMG plzzzz jim dont mess my fav. up .......omg you have noooo

Brendan Stanczyk

i like this a lot kinda soulds like billy joel in his early piano man years really cool

Edgar Rodríguez

THIS IS A NICE VERSION, BUT IT DOESN'T MAKE FEEL THE SAME THAT MEAT LOAF DOES, HE REALLY MAKES ME FEEL "IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE..."

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