Legacy of the Beast 2018 Tour

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Black Bart said:
Which is mirrored in the lyrics he writes. Steve's autobiography in this regard could be interesting and not as time-consuming to read:

"And then we went on tour
And then into the studio
And then we went on tour
And then into the studio...
Wo-oh-oh
Wo-oh-oh-oh-oh"
;)
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Bruce addressed Steve’s lyric writing style as coming first from rhythmic necessity.
He said once he accepted it for what it was, it no longer frustrated him.
 
Black Bart said:
Which is mirrored in the lyrics he writes. Steve's autobiography in this regard could be interesting and not as time-consuming to read:

"And then we went on tour
And then into the studio
And then we went on tour
And then into the studio...
Wo-oh-oh
Wo-oh-oh-oh-oh"
;)
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mckindog said:
Bruce addressed Steve’s lyric writing style as coming first from rhythmic necessity.
He said once he accepted it for what it was, it no longer frustrated him.
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Manofsorrows said:
In other words he now ignored it and be happy
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Is anyone suggesting they have a problem with Steve's lyrics??
 
Black Bart said:
Which is mirrored in the lyrics he writes. Steve's autobiography in this regard could be interesting and not as time-consuming to read:

"And then we went on tour
And then into the studio
And then we went on tour
And then into the studio...
Wo-oh-oh
Wo-oh-oh-oh-oh"
;)
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He is a lot more verbal these days, and his last interviews (for the last couple of years) are quite interesting. He is not the kind of big-mouthed guy who will talk bullshit for hours. It's just that most of the time he doesn't think his life is that interesting. As for his lyrics, Tears of a Clown definitely shows what a good lyricist he can be.
 
harrisdevot said:
He is a lot more verbal these days, and his last interviews (for the last couple of years) are quite interesting. He is not the kind of big-mouthed guy who will talk bullshit for hours. It's just that most of the time he doesn't think his life is that interesting. As for his lyrics, Tears of a Clown definitely shows what a good lyricist he can be.
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Exactly. I can sort of see the point about "rhythmic necessity" on some of the really early stuff but there's a million miles between something like "Prowler" and "To Tame A Land", and the same again between that and "Blood Brothers". Personally I never thought Steve was lacking in skills at either lyric writing or giving interviews, but obviously both were going to improve continually with experience. And I actually like him better for not having a big mouth :).
 
Black Bart said:
"A problem" would be overstating it, but I truly prefer the music he writes to the vocal melodies and lyrics he writes.
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For the lyrics, I get it, but most of his vocal melodies are fantastic, and even more since he mostly concentrates on these. The BoS (song) is a perfect example...
 
stars... starlight.... "Call upon the starlight to surround you" it is out of the shadows? + there is the fetus and song is about birth.... may be...
 
harrisdevot said:
He is a lot more verbal these days, and his last interviews (for the last couple of years) are quite interesting. He is not the kind of big-mouthed guy who will talk bullshit for hours. It's just that most of the time he doesn't think his life is that interesting. As for his lyrics, Tears of a Clown definitely shows what a good lyricist he can be.
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Tears Of A Clown and The Man of Sorrows both have amazing lyrics by Steve.
 
CriedWhenBrucieLeft said:
Celebrating the new year with a foetus?! o_O
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Enjoy!
 
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