Dad's Christmas Present

[Louise]

I was playing the recent Meat Loaf CD in my dad's car the other day and he said he liked it! So, I have decided to introduce him to the wide world of ML and buy him a CD for Christmas. Anyone any ideas as to which one I should buy him first to encourage his interest?

Thought maybe I should start right at the beginning and get Bat out of Hell, but since he is nearly 60 I don't want to put him off with a heavy rock sound!

Advice welcome :lol:

Louise x

[shadow1000001]

Hi Louise,

I think that if your Dad likes the current CD he will probably like Bat. If I were you I would start with that one :D



Maria

[Tim]

Start with Bat 2 and go on from there. Maybe some concert tickets orso.... would be fun, can he see him live.

[[RDH]draconia]

anyone would do as they are all brilliant :twisted: :twisted:

[Chris]

Why not start with The Best of... and then he can work from there.

[RSG]

Hmm, If he liked CHSIB, he would most likely like BOOH, I reccoment Bat 2. But, I feel Bat 2 is Meat's 4th best work. I really don't like rating the albums I have because, they are all so good.

[bambi]

i think u shud get 1 of the best of or sumtin like coz theres bound 2 b 1 if not all that he likes!! :D

[Cpl Mickey]

I think if you want your Dad to hear what meat is really like then BOOH is the best one to get as if The Very Best of :D

[Rob The Badger]

I really would start with Bat 2. Because it's the best. . .

[antster1983]

Try and get him the Australian edition of BOOH 25th Anniversary - it comes with a free Hits Out Of Hell DVD, with a lot of videos including BOOH, Read 'Em And Weep, Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad, Razor's Edge, I'm Gonna Love Her For Both Of Us and Paradise :D

And on the CD itself? There's a couple of live tracks (Great Boleros Of Fire intro leading into BOOH) and then there's Dead Ringer For Love.

[kaz]

BOOH or the very best of are prob the best to introduce him to meat, but then again any of them are good.......so hard to suggest just 1

[black dog]

I would go for The Very Best Of as it's got a great range of tracks