53. Everything Louder Than Everything Else

White of High · 21 Feb 2003, 00:47

This is the START OUT OF HELL & ARRIVE TO HEAVEN topic.
Let's Go to Rock 'n' Roll!!!!!!!

Everything Louder Than Everything Else (8)

The Wasted Youth song! I can't believe Wasted Youth with other songs, except Bat Out Of Hell and Everything Louder. I love it. But the lyrics...
I said a lot I don't like that song what says about ideologies.
What is the first line? "Politically Correct" is terrible.
But the music is compensating me for it.

My fav line is: "I like my music like I like my life"
My fav part is: two verses in the middle of the song. This is the Meat Loaf Rap!

It's a little bit better than Out Of The Frying Pan but...

My score: 8

Average: 9.41 (131.8/14)

Michel · 21 Feb 2003, 20:49

This song has many amazing Steinman quotes.

"I Know That I Will Never Be Politically Correct"
"When The Feeling Is Gone Then It's Time To Take It Back"
"I Like My Music Lik I Like My Life"

And Offcourse:
"A Wasted Youth Is Better By Far Than A Wise And Productive Old Age"

I like the live version from Cardiff 1993 with Dead Ringer. The most powerfull version of this song.

My Score: 8/9

Tim · 22 Feb 2003, 10:51

This is a great song! Don't think it's political, but still.....it has something, it's kind of a demonstration orso......don't know.

Everything louder than everything else, real life. Everyone is trying to over-react to an other person. (hope you all do understand what i mean, i will say something, but someone else is saying it louder, harder, etc.)

Music is great and my favorite sentence is:
"A Wasted Youth Is Better By Far Than A Wise And Productive Old Age"

Maybe this is true.....who will now.

9/10

White of High · 23 Feb 2003, 13:50

At the end we can hear bagpipes. Why?
Brian Meagher and his son are by any chance Meat's friends or relatives?

And it was my 300th post!!!

White of High · 24 Feb 2003, 19:35

And who are Curly, Larry and Moe?

Anonymous · 24 Feb 2003, 22:52

This is the song that suffers from length more than any others. WHY does Jim just drag out songs like this? It could be two minutes shorter...I cut off this song after a few lines of the second (last) chorus

Tim · 24 Feb 2003, 22:56

Quote:

This is the song that suffers from length more than any others. WHY does Jim just drag out songs like this? It could be two minutes shorter...I cut off this song after a few lines of the second (last) chorus

Don't think that a Steinman song, sung by ML can suffers from length.
This is a great song, and those bagpipes, well, that is a great end of the song.

But do you also cut of other songs earlier??

Bart · 25 Feb 2003, 13:07

i agree with that. the last chorus is too much on this song.

Michel · 25 Feb 2003, 20:46

A Steinman song CAN'T BE TOO LONG! THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE. The song needs the second Chorus! The guitar at the end is amazing!

Bart · 26 Feb 2003, 14:13

woooooow brother, take it easy.
the last chorus is maybe too much for me, but i can hear "a wasted youth is better by far.."-part over and over and over and over again. t is a very great song.
9/10.
and every JS song is the best song. there will never be someone like him.

Okay now????

Rob The Badger · 09 Mar 2003, 21:10

Curly Larry and Moe are stereotypical lazy people. Just random names, like Tom, Dick and Harry (that's why they used those names in Third Rock From The Sun ^_^)

jcmoorehead · 15 Apr 2003, 00:47

Isn't Curly,Larry and Moe the name of the 3 stooges aswel

Anyway Excellant song. Great Lyrics, very powerful.

9 out of 10

badger · 20 Apr 2003, 01:04

yes, curly larry and mo were the three stooges.

I love this song sooo much. I think ity really somes up a lot about rock and roll, the pure emotion of it, and how it is not about 'fitting in' but being yourself.

I dont rate Meat songs, but if i did, this would be very very high lol

Cloggy · 20 Apr 2003, 01:46

9/10, this song is deffo not too long.

JacenSolo · 21 Apr 2003, 17:42

I love the remarks in the song (Never be politically correct, 3 men i admire most..., etc...)
Great driving song, too !
My Score: 9

Quigmo · 17 Sep 2003, 12:04

To answer an erlier post, Larry, Curly and Mo is a very specific reference to "The Three Stooges". They are a very famous (in the West) slap stick comedy team that made numerous short movies and even a few full length movies back in the 30's through 50's. If these are the three men you admire most you certainly have a "waisted youth". It also hit me as a very clever reference to a line in "American Pie" (the Don McLean song, not the American movie!). Lines like this are what make JS great songs great.

This is classic Steinman and Classic ML. a very solid 10/10.

Beer-man · 05 Oct 2003, 15:11

For mine this is a top song......especally the lines "who am I? Why am I here? Forget the questions someone give me another beer" :P

Jayd · 05 Oct 2003, 15:17

Great song, Great lyrics, Great 10/10

heat · 05 Oct 2003, 15:27

At the moment this is my absolute favorite Meat song - though that may well change next week

I just love the whole rockin aspect of it - fantastic. Definately one of Meat's better songs.

11/10

A Slice Of English · 24 Nov 2003, 21:33

This is one of those songs that supposed "non-Meat Loaf-likers" can listen to and appreciate.

I'll never forget the time I used to be verbally abused for adoring Bat II by my Tech teacher, who promptly borrowed the album and never gave it back!

I now have two copies as I find I need to replace it every 12 months due to the amount of wear the cd gets!

Meh, so sue me!

10/10

mellis107 · 24 Nov 2003, 23:56

Absolutely love this song. It just feels so BIG. it really gets the mikey-juices flowing on a dull morning!

Not sure about the bagpipes at the end though.

mike

9.7986/10

PanicLord · 25 Nov 2003, 01:00

I love this song, my favourite part is:

Who Am I?
Why Am I Here?
Forget the question, someone bring me another beer!

Rofl!!!

Only thing I don't like is the bagpipes, everything else is great!!!

10/10

Skeleton · 25 Nov 2003, 17:25

I love that song. It´s wonderful. The best part is: a wasted youth is better by far than a wise and a productive old age.

I give 10/10

nowherefast · 04 Dec 2003, 22:05

Another favourite. This song for a long time was my favourite but even though it isn't anymore I still love it. I'm listening to it as I post this.
10/10

1voice1heart · 04 Dec 2003, 22:14

This is a definite 10/10 cause it fits my life to a tee especially the verses
"I know that I will never be politically corect and I don't give a damn about my lack of etiqutte (sp?)" cause to me it's saying that no matter what always be yourself and always do the next thing in your life better, bigger and louder

Love and Peace
Phoeba

21 Feb 2003, 00:47	#1
White of High Nature's Siegfried Join Date: 27.05.2002 Location: Budapest, Hungary Posts: 2,930	53. Everything Louder Than Everything Else This is the START OUT OF HELL & ARRIVE TO HEAVEN topic. Let's Go to Rock 'n' Roll!!!!!!! Everything Louder Than Everything Else (8) The Wasted Youth song! I can't believe Wasted Youth with other songs, except Bat Out Of Hell and Everything Louder. I love it. But the lyrics... I said a lot I don't like that song what says about ideologies. What is the first line? "Politically Correct" is terrible. But the music is compensating me for it. My fav line is: "I like my music like I like my life" My fav part is: two verses in the middle of the song. This is the Meat Loaf Rap! It's a little bit better than Out Of The Frying Pan but... My score: 8 Average: 9.41 (131.8/14)

21 Feb 2003, 20:49	#2
Michel Mega Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Stadskanaal, The Netherlands Posts: 1,631	This song has many amazing Steinman quotes. "I Know That I Will Never Be Politically Correct" "When The Feeling Is Gone Then It's Time To Take It Back" "I Like My Music Lik I Like My Life" And Offcourse: "A Wasted Youth Is Better By Far Than A Wise And Productive Old Age" I like the live version from Cardiff 1993 with Dead Ringer. The most powerfull version of this song. My Score: 8/9

22 Feb 2003, 10:51	#3
Tim The Butcher Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Westervoort, The Netherlands Posts: 10,321	This is a great song! Don't think it's political, but still.....it has something, it's kind of a demonstration orso......don't know. Everything louder than everything else, real life. Everyone is trying to over-react to an other person. (hope you all do understand what i mean, i will say something, but someone else is saying it louder, harder, etc.) Music is great and my favorite sentence is: "A Wasted Youth Is Better By Far Than A Wise And Productive Old Age" Maybe this is true.....who will now. 9/10

23 Feb 2003, 13:50	#4
White of High Nature's Siegfried Join Date: 27.05.2002 Location: Budapest, Hungary Posts: 2,930	At the end we can hear bagpipes. Why? Brian Meagher and his son are by any chance Meat's friends or relatives? And it was my 300th post!!!

24 Feb 2003, 19:35	#5
White of High Nature's Siegfried Join Date: 27.05.2002 Location: Budapest, Hungary Posts: 2,930	And who are Curly, Larry and Moe?

24 Feb 2003, 22:52	#6
Anonymous Guest Post Container Join Date: 02.04.2002 Posts: 496	This is the song that suffers from length more than any others. WHY does Jim just drag out songs like this? It could be two minutes shorter...I cut off this song after a few lines of the second (last) chorus

25 Feb 2003, 13:07	#8
Bart Bald Mega Loafer Join Date: 06.03.2003 Location: Holland, but I prefer Greece Posts: 2,243	i agree with that. the last chorus is too much on this song.

25 Feb 2003, 20:46	#9
Michel Mega Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Stadskanaal, The Netherlands Posts: 1,631	A Steinman song CAN'T BE TOO LONG! THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE. The song needs the second Chorus! The guitar at the end is amazing!

26 Feb 2003, 14:13	#10
Bart Bald Mega Loafer Join Date: 06.03.2003 Location: Holland, but I prefer Greece Posts: 2,243	woooooow brother, take it easy. the last chorus is maybe too much for me, but i can hear "a wasted youth is better by far.."-part over and over and over and over again. t is a very great song. 9/10. and every JS song is the best song. there will never be someone like him. Okay now????

09 Mar 2003, 21:10	#11
Rob The Badger Too sexy for this post Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 2,895	Curly Larry and Moe are stereotypical lazy people. Just random names, like Tom, Dick and Harry (that's why they used those names in Third Rock From The Sun ^_^)

15 Apr 2003, 00:47	#12
jcmoorehead Super Loafer Join Date: 09.04.2003 Location: Edinburgh, formerly Teesside Posts: 671	Isn't Curly,Larry and Moe the name of the 3 stooges aswel Anyway Excellant song. Great Lyrics, very powerful. 9 out of 10

20 Apr 2003, 01:04	#13
badger Super Loafer Join Date: 23.10.2002 Location: Chelmsford, Essex Posts: 511	yes, curly larry and mo were the three stooges. I love this song sooo much. I think ity really somes up a lot about rock and roll, the pure emotion of it, and how it is not about 'fitting in' but being yourself. I dont rate Meat songs, but if i did, this would be very very high lol

20 Apr 2003, 01:46	#14
Cloggy Super Loafer Join Date: 04.02.2003 Location: Amsterdam Posts: 298	9/10, this song is deffo not too long.

21 Apr 2003, 17:42	#15
JacenSolo Loafer Join Date: 19.04.2003 Location: Dallas (birthplace of Meat Loaf) Posts: 58	I love the remarks in the song (Never be politically correct, 3 men i admire most..., etc...) Great driving song, too ! My Score: 9

17 Sep 2003, 12:04	#16
Quigmo Senior Loafer Join Date: 08.08.2003 Location: Nor Cal USA Posts: 111	To answer an erlier post, Larry, Curly and Mo is a very specific reference to "The Three Stooges". They are a very famous (in the West) slap stick comedy team that made numerous short movies and even a few full length movies back in the 30's through 50's. If these are the three men you admire most you certainly have a "waisted youth". It also hit me as a very clever reference to a line in "American Pie" (the Don McLean song, not the American movie!). Lines like this are what make JS great songs great. This is classic Steinman and Classic ML. a very solid 10/10.

05 Oct 2003, 15:11	#17
Beer-man Junior Loafer Join Date: 03.10.2003 Location: Queensland Australia Posts: 33	For mine this is a top song......especally the lines "who am I? Why am I here? Forget the questions someone give me another beer" :P

05 Oct 2003, 15:17	#18
Jayd If I could bust into hell....... I would Join Date: 13.06.2003 Location: Montclair, New Jersey Posts: 1,312	Great song, Great lyrics, Great 10/10

05 Oct 2003, 15:27	#19
heat Rampant Loafer... Join Date: 29.07.2002 Location: welshy wales Posts: 5,706	At the moment this is my absolute favorite Meat song - though that may well change next week I just love the whole rockin aspect of it - fantastic. Definately one of Meat's better songs. 11/10

24 Nov 2003, 21:33	#20
A Slice Of English Guest Join Date: 10.11.2003 Posts: 1,258	This is one of those songs that supposed "non-Meat Loaf-likers" can listen to and appreciate. I'll never forget the time I used to be verbally abused for adoring Bat II by my Tech teacher, who promptly borrowed the album and never gave it back! I now have two copies as I find I need to replace it every 12 months due to the amount of wear the cd gets! Meh, so sue me! 10/10

24 Nov 2003, 23:56	#21
mellis107 Senior Loafer Join Date: 05.02.2003 Location: Rotherham, England Posts: 127	Absolutely love this song. It just feels so BIG. it really gets the mikey-juices flowing on a dull morning! Not sure about the bagpipes at the end though. mike 9.7986/10

25 Nov 2003, 01:00	#22
PanicLord Mega Loafer Join Date: 18.06.2003 Location: At The End Of The Line Posts: 2,651	I love this song, my favourite part is: Who Am I? Why Am I Here? Forget the question, someone bring me another beer! Rofl!!! Only thing I don't like is the bagpipes, everything else is great!!! 10/10

25 Nov 2003, 17:25	#23
Skeleton Mega Loafer Join Date: 13.10.2003 Location: Grinning, Ducking & Running Posts: 3,668	I love that song. It´s wonderful. The best part is: a wasted youth is better by far than a wise and a productive old age. I give 10/10

04 Dec 2003, 22:05	#24
nowherefast Junior Loafer Join Date: 24.11.2003 Posts: 43	Another favourite. This song for a long time was my favourite but even though it isn't anymore I still love it. I'm listening to it as I post this. 10/10

04 Dec 2003, 22:14	#25
1voice1heart Junior Loafer Join Date: 08.11.2003 Location: Ohio USA Posts: 37	This is a definite 10/10 cause it fits my life to a tee especially the verses "I know that I will never be politically corect and I don't give a damn about my lack of etiqutte (sp?)" cause to me it's saying that no matter what always be yourself and always do the next thing in your life better, bigger and louder Love and Peace Phoeba