Jim Steinman's Music is so breathtaking. It has a timeless Quality what only very few other productions have. I wished he would make one more Album with Bonnie Tyler.
If I hear correctly, this is child orphan Catwoman, that was traumatized by seeing Batman's parents getting killed, and shocked at how quickly someone can loose everything.
Yes, it would be nice if they would release a demos album. The woman who sang this song, also recorded other Jim Steinman songs. Songs that were produced by him. There is also the Dream Engine stuff.
Actually, it sounds like a rock album because the main theme of the song (I need all the love I can get) IS a rock song - "More" by the Sisters of Mercy. Until now I never realized that Steinman wrote that song, and apparently "This Corrosion" as well...
She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies, And all that's best of dark and bright Meets in her aspect and her eyes; Thus mellow'd to that tender light Which Heaven to gaudy day denies --Lord Byron That's Catwoman. :D
3:05 Strawberry fields forever intro definitely inspired the soft organ in the background, Jim was after all a big fan of The Beatles and they inspired parts of The Dream Engine (which can definitely be seen in Jim's singing of Love Song)
maybe it's weird but to me it still fits quite well, plus if tim burton can use a song from soixsie su for batman returns then why not use a goth song for this too.
On our podcast, we covered how this musical could've been made and featured an excerpt of this song, as well as included this video on our playlist so our listeners can hear the full song on your channel. Here's our podcast ep: ua-cam.com/video/5aeLVSOAAdE/v-deo.html
Hey odrilliad1 I really love the Batman musical songs though I just wonder what it would be like if Batman got the musical theatre treatment that Broadway and West End Deserved these songs are just so beautiful then again if I played Batman in a musical it could be something that musical theatre needs the most then again it's definitely something that should be done justice would you agree with that
Hey, Nicholas! If Jim Steinman had been given the opportunity to finish his Batman Musical, it would've been amazing I'm sure. Unfortunately, now he's gone, I don't think the project will ever be resurrected. But if there were to be a Batman Musical in the future, I think I'd only get excited about it if someone like Danny Elfman or Elliot Goldenthal was behind it.
@@odrilliad Then maybe someone like me will have to step up to the plate and do what Jim Steinman should've done years ago because if I resurrect Batman the musical I will hope to do it justice in future because it's always been a dream of mine to do Batman the musical
@@odrilliad I will help to resurrect Batman the Musical and to revive Warner Bros Theatre Ventures and in doing so it will be dedicated with love and respect to Jim Steinman and friends
This is pretty by itself but it doesn't remind me of Catwoman. I know the girl is talking about Catwoman's inner turmoil and loveless persona. The woman behind the cat I suppose, but it still isn't good enough for THE Catwoman.
Hmmm, I love Steinman's stuff, but I guess that theatre stuff has a different kind of sound or structure that I'm not so enamoured of. I feel the same about Eric Woolfson's stuff after he left Alan Parson's Project and went into theatre. I guess it's just not quite my taste.
A lot of Broadway songs sound like stream of consciousness thoughts, no particular direction and almost too much exposition. Why is Catwoman re-tracing every single thought that crosses her mind? It's supposed to be emotional but don't you think if Catwoman could sing how she was feeling to a T she wouldn't have these internal struggles? Song is supposed to replace dialogue but dialogue isn't just "This is who I am, this is why I do it"...there's subtext...and pesky metaphor with effort.
There are several musicals that have songs lasting several minutes long. Good examples of this would be Les Misérables and Into The Woods, where at least one of their songs is at least 7-9 minutes long
MaskedMan66 Eh. There's very little distinguishing between an opera and a musical. For example, Hair is sung through with very intermittent spoken dialogue, but it's not quite operatic enough
Jim Steinman's Music is so breathtaking. It has a timeless Quality what only very few other productions have. I wished he would make one more Album with Bonnie Tyler.
If I hear correctly, this is child orphan Catwoman, that was traumatized by seeing Batman's parents getting killed, and shocked at how quickly someone can loose everything.
I love Jim's speech at the beginning; makes me think of this as a rock album instead of a Batman musical. This stuff needs to get released somehow!
Yes, it would be nice if they would release a demos album. The woman who sang this song, also recorded other Jim Steinman songs. Songs that were produced by him. There is also the Dream Engine stuff.
Actually, it sounds like a rock album because the main theme of the song (I need all the love I can get) IS a rock song - "More" by the Sisters of Mercy. Until now I never realized that Steinman wrote that song, and apparently "This Corrosion" as well...
@@jeffspurlin8544 Steinman didn‘t write This Corrosion but he was Producer.
She walks in beauty, like the night
Of cloudless climes and starry skies,
And all that's best of dark and bright
Meets in her aspect and her eyes;
Thus mellow'd to that tender light
Which Heaven to gaudy day denies
--Lord Byron
That's Catwoman. :D
3:05 Strawberry fields forever intro definitely inspired the soft organ in the background, Jim was after all a big fan of The Beatles and they inspired parts of The Dream Engine (which can definitely be seen in Jim's singing of Love Song)
Weird hearing the Sisters of Mercy song More in there. I know Steinman wrote that too..but I didn't expect it HERE. lol
I heard it on a friend's playlist and was so confused, we both learned something that day
the man was always recycling himself
maybe it's weird but to me it still fits quite well, plus if tim burton can use a song from soixsie su for batman returns then why not use a goth song for this too.
Quite a piece. Well balanced between its slow beginning and its increased tempo later on. Certainly worth hearing.
I love the Catwoman, the woman singing her song, and Jim Steinman's music.
Probably for the best this show never got made, but how cool would it have been for Patina Miller to have played this role.
yay;-)
amazing lyrics and speches begging yes seem like a movie yes
Uncle Andy and The Sisters, had a nice go at this song, but Catwoman owns this.
I have this song but thank you very much.
On our podcast, we covered how this musical could've been made and featured an excerpt of this song, as well as included this video on our playlist so our listeners can hear the full song on your channel. Here's our podcast ep: ua-cam.com/video/5aeLVSOAAdE/v-deo.html
Hey odrilliad1 I really love the Batman musical songs though I just wonder what it would be like if Batman got the musical theatre treatment that Broadway and West End Deserved these songs are just so beautiful then again if I played Batman in a musical it could be something that musical theatre needs the most then again it's definitely something that should be done justice would you agree with that
Hey, Nicholas! If Jim Steinman had been given the opportunity to finish his Batman Musical, it would've been amazing I'm sure. Unfortunately, now he's gone, I don't think the project will ever be resurrected. But if there were to be a Batman Musical in the future, I think I'd only get excited about it if someone like Danny Elfman or Elliot Goldenthal was behind it.
@@odrilliad Then maybe someone like me will have to step up to the plate and do what Jim Steinman should've done years ago because if I resurrect Batman the musical I will hope to do it justice in future because it's always been a dream of mine to do Batman the musical
@@NicholasWingoldenkiwi2095 Go for it!
@@odrilliad I will help to resurrect Batman the Musical and to revive Warner Bros Theatre Ventures and in doing so it will be dedicated with love and respect to Jim Steinman and friends
It sounds great. It reminds me of nowhere fast but even better. Who is the singer?
This is pretty by itself but it doesn't remind me of Catwoman. I know the girl is talking about Catwoman's inner turmoil and loveless persona. The woman behind the cat I suppose, but it still isn't good enough for THE Catwoman.
Hmmm, I love Steinman's stuff, but I guess that theatre stuff has a different kind of sound or structure that I'm not so enamoured of. I feel the same about Eric Woolfson's stuff after he left Alan Parson's Project and went into theatre. I guess it's just not quite my taste.
Song is great, but I don't care for this picture. The Mortal Kombat costume just looks goofy.
Don’t trust her singing. Her singing is haunting. Beware of catwoman’ singing.
can I download this song?
here you go ulozto.net/!nKwM3WURkFn1/batman-the-musical-catwoman-s-song-mp3
Who's the singer?
Karine Hannah. She has covered many Jim Steinman songs. Great lady
A lot of Broadway songs sound like stream of consciousness thoughts, no particular direction and almost too much exposition. Why is Catwoman re-tracing every single thought that crosses her mind? It's supposed to be emotional but don't you think if Catwoman could sing how she was feeling to a T she wouldn't have these internal struggles? Song is supposed to replace dialogue but dialogue isn't just "This is who I am, this is why I do it"...there's subtext...and pesky metaphor with effort.
It sounds nice except A) It doesn't really sound like a batman song and B) It is too long to be in a musical!
Patrick Blake It's not a Batman song, it's a Catwoman song! And Steinman doesn't write short songs.
There are several musicals that have songs lasting several minutes long. Good examples of this would be Les Misérables and Into The Woods, where at least one of their songs is at least 7-9 minutes long
TheMusicalBoy'93
Les Miz is really an opera, in a way; there's only one line of spoken dialogue in the whole thing. :-)
MaskedMan66 Eh. There's very little distinguishing between an opera and a musical. For example, Hair is sung through with very intermittent spoken dialogue, but it's not quite operatic enough
TheMusicalBoy'93
"Hair" doesn't require the pipes that most of the songs in "Les Miz" do.
Ugh.