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Renegade Angel
16 Nov 2003, 15:24
I've just been listening to a Meat Loaf bootleg cd from New York 1993 and the live version of Life Is A lemon is the best I've ever heard, it has a great intro and Meat really gets into the song as though he is reallf p...ed off and Life really is a lemon.
I would say this is my favourite Live version of any Meat song so I wondered what other peoples was - I know a lot of people don't have bootlegs ect but surley you've heard a lot of his songs live before so which one is your fave?
Hi Renegade Angel,
I do not have any boot leg albums, so i only can go by live gigs i have been to. :D My favourite would come from the Bad Attitude live gig at the Apollo theatre Glasgow (Scotland ) 19th December 1984 the short list would be
1. Jumpin the gun
2. Piece of the Action
3. Nowhere fast
And the winner is :oops: JUMPIN THE GUN .
Take care and keep rockin
Wolfy
First of all: Wolfy, check my site, at the bottom of the post there is a button with WWW, that brings you to my site.
Second...
Rock and Roll Dreams is live so great!! Most of the Bat 2 numbers are live so great, that it is hard to choose.
But life is a lemon and rock and roll dreams are one of my favorites.
The Butcher.
angelj242003
16 Nov 2003, 18:06
My favorite live song is
Paradise in dashboard light...
cu
AngelJ
Welshloaf
16 Nov 2003, 18:25
Life is a Lemon is always a superb live track, although you can't really beat actually hearing it as it happens. I think my favourite rendition of Life is a Lemon was in Wembley 94 when each time the base drum sounded flames shot upwards out of the stage, what an effect I can still feel the heat today.
I think my favourite live CD tracks are Heaven Can Wait on the Live Around The World CD (its sung with such feeling and Jim Steinman's piano solo just sets the track alive) and Anything for Love and All Revved Up on the Bootleg Cardiff CD from Dec 93.
Let The Altar's Shine
Hi Butcher ,
Thanks for link to your web site 8) Have added it to my favourite list.
Could you help me out and let me know availability of WTTN Scottish bootleg mentioned on your site and how can i obtain a copy. :??:
Keep Rockin
WOLFY
Marianne
16 Nov 2003, 18:52
After seeing Meat this tour my favourite is DIST. Before that it was BOOH.
Still hope for one's to hear the live version of "Where angels sing "
Marianne
After seeing Meat this tour my favourite is DIST. Before that it was BOOH.
Still hope for one's to hear the live version of "Where angels sing "
Marianne
Paradise or Rock 'N Roll Dreams have always been my two favorites .. until I saw him sing Couldn't Have Said It Better at the Mohegan Sun :) I still can't get it out of my mind .....
I'm just praying that he'll come back my way again next year and I'll have the chance to see him sing DIST just once. The level of emotion he brings to that song on the CD is absolutely incredible .. I can only imagine how amazing it is to see that live ......
Vicki
shadow1000001
16 Nov 2003, 19:25
I'm just praying that he'll come back my way again next year and I'll have the chance to see him sing DIST just once. The level of emotion he brings to that song on the CD is absolutely incredible .. I can only imagine how amazing it is to see that live ......
Vicki
I would love to see that as well Vicki. I just melt thinking about it :lol:
Maria
Marianne
16 Nov 2003, 19:31
[I'm just praying that he'll come back my way again next year and I'll have the chance to see him sing DIST just once. The level of emotion he brings to that song on the CD is absolutely incredible .. I can only imagine how amazing it is to see that live ......
Vicki
Believe me when you've seen it you are in a higer atmosphere. I've seen it twice now and it made me cry everytime. When it's on my cd player I find it difficult not to cry. The emotions are so real when Meat does it live.
I realy hope that you have the chance to see it done live. :)
Marianne.
A Slice Of English
16 Nov 2003, 19:34
For Crying Out Loud from "Live Around The World"
Its such a fantastic song that I thought without the orchestra behind it it wouldn't be so great. I was obviously wrong because this version is fantastic!
[I'm just praying that he'll come back my way again next year and I'll have the chance to see him sing DIST just once. The level of emotion he brings to that song on the CD is absolutely incredible .. I can only imagine how amazing it is to see that live ......
Vicki
Believe me when you've seen it you are in a higer atmosphere. I've seen it twice now and it made me cry everytime. When it's on my cd player I find it difficult not to cry. The emotions are so real when Meat does it live.
I realy hope that you have the chance to see it done live. :)
Marianne.
Yes .... from the way people have been describing it, I understand exactly what you mean. I still get chills even when I hear it on the CD.
Thanks .. hopefully we'll all get the chance to see it sometime :)
Vicki
Gotta be the Wasted Youth speech, followed by Everything Louder Than Everything Else on Live around The World - it soooo ROCKS!!!!!!
I haven't heard many live versions. I really haven't heard many :( . But what I have heard, I LOVE Paradise in Night Of The Proms. I wish there were a site, where I could get the song or the video. with 11\10.!!
The worst live version known is... Bat Out Of Hell (The one did on the remasterd version of BOOH on September 1, 1978 at Nassau Colieseum, Hempstead, Long Island, New York. (rated a 3\10 for the effort) Sorry, but only the music is good. Maybe some, MAYBE some vocals sounded good. But I don't blame Meat, all that touring can do that to ya. He is still the best. Even the best can have their worst moment.
Winston
17 Nov 2003, 01:10
Original Sin wins hands down.
cant exactly say what is my favorit Live Song, But "for crying out loud" from the Live around the world is fantastic, "Life is lemon" WOW, "Bat out of hell" of course.
Well i could count more, but i think these are 3 of my favorites !
Live 87, at Wembley is the best record. Modern Girl he sings great.
But now i have form somenone her Lost Boys 88, Birmingham and that is the best concert from the 20th century. Every song on it is the best. This was Meat's best year ever.
So many faves, depending on my mood.
Objects, HCW and Crying Out Loud from Live Around The World.
No Matter What from Night Of The Proms.
Bat from AFL single - love how that he keeps that intro going forever.
AFL from Cardiff 93.
Barmad
oh noo, all the live versions from the bat 2 singels are not so good, only heaven can wait and paradise. But the others just suck.
evil nickname
17 Nov 2003, 11:15
oh noo, all the live versions from the bat 2 singels are not so good, only heaven can wait and paradise. But the others just suck.
I beg to differ. I immensly enjoy the live version of All Revved Up from the Objects single. Most versions I've heard of that song sound the same to me. This one really stands out.
And I found that live version of Paradise not that enjoyable. The whole middle-section does nothing for me. I miss the visuals. If you see what's happening on stage, it might be a good version, but without it - that whole part does not make sense... but hey, I'm the guy who could do without Paradise :)
Yeah, I'll add that version of All Revved Up to my list. Forgot about that one.
Barmad
Okay i am gonna listen tonite. He did also a nice speach on the bad attitude video. Well, they have cut it from the video but back in the late eighties Superchannel showed the speech from All revved up. really nice.
White of High
17 Nov 2003, 19:41
My fav is No Matter What with NOTP and yes! All Paradise are great what are more than 15 minutes...
My favorite has got to be 'Out of the Frying Pan' live from Cardiff, Wales in november 1993! I love this version. 'For Crying out Loud' from the LATW cd comes in a close second though!
Renegade Angel
17 Nov 2003, 22:03
Another Fave of mine is Piece Of The Action from the Bad Attitude Live Video as you can see Meat put everything into this version.
angel eyes
18 Nov 2003, 01:50
Love Bat, Paradise and CHSIB. Can't wait to hear live tracks from CHSIB albumn.
There again he can't do no wrong in my eyes!
Love the big man.
Angel xxx
Kitty Kat
18 Nov 2003, 19:44
Tops for me has to be 'Crying out Loud' because of all the emotion he puts in to it.
Cpl Mickey
19 Nov 2003, 01:40
My favourite's are BOOH as this just sends tinlges up and down my spine when he sings it, also Paradise is awesome
meatfan
19 Nov 2003, 01:55
My all-time favourite is on video, RTL Dutch ? - "I'd Lie For You (And That's The Truth)" with Pattie - blows me away every time! Meat at his very best!
Downloaded from the KaZaa site last year.... Now on my computer, play it often.
Heather.
Is that the one from Rock Cafe? That version is great!
meatfan
19 Nov 2003, 14:02
I don't know Bart!
I have not seen this version on any video - but I wish it was, and the other songs he sang there - if there were any others!
Meat was on great form.
Heather.
Frying Pan
19 Nov 2003, 14:21
Love Her For Both Of Us, BFG - Vienna 88. Heaven, Frying Pan from LATW, Bat at Wembley 87. More Than from Storytellers and Piece of the Action from 84.
as an aside does anyone have any live bootlegs/clips from the late 80s shows?
MasterEngineer
19 Nov 2003, 14:43
For crying out loud and
Frying pan
are my two favorites. But CHSIB, Did I say that and Tear me down recorded at the Cologne-concert in Jan 2003 are veeeerrrrrrrrry nice. Not only because they are new, but because Meat sings the wrong line in Did I say that and it was the FIRST live playing of them...
Really cool to hear and to know I've been there.
Love
ME
ChrissybabezNI
20 Nov 2003, 14:27
I agree with Rampant. The wasted youth speech and everything louder than everything else is one of my firm favourites, I know it word for word and actually knowing it has made me some friends! Meat gives every song he sings his all, and because of this, I have never heard a song of his before that I havent liked!
Loafy Meats
20 Nov 2003, 14:32
The last time I saw Meat Loaf we got a verse and a bit of For Crying out Loud and that just made it for me! - It was amazing. The performance part of Paradise is always really funny and obviously BOOH just blows the roof off!!!
plymboy
20 Nov 2003, 20:43
I've just been listening to a Meat Loaf bootleg cd from New York 1993
bootlegs are bad,and should not be allowed to exist.
Renegade Angel
20 Nov 2003, 21:09
I've just been listening to a Meat Loaf bootleg cd from New York 1993
bootlegs are bad,and should not be allowed to exist.
Im not sure if you are making a dig at me here and you may think that Bootlegs are bad and im sure there are a lot of people who would agree with you but lets face it, they exist and I happen to have some and im glad I have, otherwise I wouldn't have heard the song that I mentioned in my original post, which has given me pleasure to listen to.
[RDH]draconia
20 Nov 2003, 21:21
my fave live its ALL of them :twisted: :twisted:
Welshloaf
21 Nov 2003, 18:11
:D Just got a copy of the Austrailian CHSIB Album. It got a bonus Live CD which includes CHSIBM, this is an awesome live track, the one minute intro is superb followed by superb vocals from Meat and Patti can't wait to see it performed in the flesh next month (fingers crossed).
White of High
21 Nov 2003, 18:28
Come Back To Sorrento with Pavarotti from 1997!
plymboy
22 Nov 2003, 12:04
I've just been listening to a Meat Loaf bootleg cd from New York 1993
( originally posted by renegade angel)
i wonder what meat would make of that,having bootlegs in you posession.its also not too smart to admit having bootlegs on a site like this.i really really would like to know from meat himself( not the fans opinions) on bootlegs and bootlegging.we all know what fans think,its wrong and bad and sick.so it would be nice to hear from meat himself one day.
meatfan
22 Nov 2003, 12:31
Wrong? Maybe...
But bad and sick????
Watch the news - most of that is bad and sick.....
Heather.
If the net is the only way to get a version of a song, of course people are going to get it and burn it to cd. Same as if you see it on a car boot sale or Market. Calling it bad and sick, I think there are more things in this world to call bad and sick, before a bootleg.
Renegade Angel
22 Nov 2003, 13:56
I've just been listening to a Meat Loaf bootleg cd from New York 1993
( originally posted by renegade angel)
i wonder what meat would make of that,having bootlegs in you posession.its also not too smart to admit having bootlegs on a site like this.i really really would like to know from meat himself( not the fans opinions) on bootlegs and bootlegging.we all know what fans think,its wrong and bad and sick.so it would be nice to hear from meat himself one day.
How do you know that all fans think bootlegs are wrong?
I have my own opinions on bootlegs and I don't care what anybody else thinks.
The original topic is about your favourite Live version not about Bootlegs - I was just saying that my fave live version happens to be on a bootleg - don't come on here trying to make me look bad for having bootlegs in my possesion.
meatfan
23 Nov 2003, 00:32
Hear! Hear!
(I have a few very treasured Roy Orbison bootlegs in my possession!)
Most songs I have are on CD bought from shops/ebay/ etc. Bootlegs just enhance my collection! For every bootleg I probably have 20 or thirty of the genuine article!
I think there are likely to be NO fans of any artist who ONLY have bootlegs in their collection! Most bootlegs are inferior to the genuine article, and we get them to get a different slant on a song, or they are precious to us because we were at the concert where they were recorded.
I don't honestly think any artist is worse off because fans have bootlegs - they are an addition to, not a replacement for genuine songs.
Just my thoughts.
Heather.
plymboy
23 Nov 2003, 13:12
let me tell you something i only wrote what i did just to see if anyone would agree with me.as ive read on here before about bootlegs being horrible sick wrong and just plain insulting to the artist.i wrote what i did just to see if anyone had an opposite opinion to my reply,and its obvious some of you do.i am not againt bootlegs at all,infact i have plenty in my possesion.i dont feel guilty for saying what i have as it was a test to see if people agreed with me or not.pm me if you are intrested in any trading.also kick me from the site if what i have said has broken any rules.
meatfan
23 Nov 2003, 13:45
Plymboy,
Earlier, you wrote "its not too smart to admit having bootlegs on a site like this".
Guess you and me are not too smart.....
Heather.
I love ALL (live)songs!
But at the moment my favorits are FOREVER YOUNG and DIST from the current tour! WOW! Full with feel and power! :P
Get well soon MEAT!
Love
Eva
mariella
23 Nov 2003, 14:59
DIST...so beautiful!
xxx
Mariella
plymboy
23 Nov 2003, 15:17
Plymboy,
Earlier, you wrote "its not too smart to admit having bootlegs on a site like this".
Guess you and me are not too smart.....
Heather. i never confessed to being smart but yes i confess now im not smart lol :D
plymboy
23 Nov 2003, 22:53
one of my favourite bootlegs is from plymouth pavilions 5th july 2003.
nowherefast
29 Nov 2003, 20:16
Life Is A Lemon, Objects are great from Live Around The World. But, my favourite live version is Good Girls Go to Heaven from Live Around The World. It's not my favourite studio track but live it is brilliant.
black dog
29 Nov 2003, 20:23
My favourite has got to be Paradise.
Seen it in two different shows - Welcome to the Neighbourhood and CHSIB. I loved it both times. The story telling that goes with the song is wonderful.
Shells
The Flying Mouse
30 Nov 2003, 14:19
:twisted: Difficult question :roll: .
I supose if I had to pick one, it would be Bat Out Of Hell from the live at Wembley album 8) .
It was on the first ever Meat cassette (a what? I hear the younger members ask :lol: ) I got so it will always have a very special place in my heart.
jcmoorehead
30 Nov 2003, 20:30
a Cassette??????!?!?! Whats one of those thingys :P
My Fav Live Version i've heard is of R&R Dreams, But I havn't heard many live songs.
allrevvedup
30 Nov 2003, 21:49
My fav live version of a Meat Loaf song is 'Life is a lemon' from the Bat out of Hell 2 picture show video.
Just a really hard rocking version that hasn't been captured as well since...not that any of the other versions since are bad ones.
LostSoul
05 Dec 2003, 22:59
My favourite live song is
"Left In The Dark" performed on 24th May 1996 in Zurich.
Meat sat on a chair, in the dark... rough and magical.
He made me cry... :oops:
Storytellers' "RnR Dreams" is pretty amazing too... just love all that improvisation and intensity!
Winston
06 Dec 2003, 00:23
My favourite live song is
"Left In The Dark" performed on 24 May 1996 in Zurich.
Meat sat on a chair, in the dark... rough and magical.
He made me cry... :oops:
did the red lampshade come out for that song :??:
LostSoul
06 Dec 2003, 01:22
My favourite live song is
"Left In The Dark" performed on 24 May 1996 in Zurich.
Meat sat on a chair, in the dark... rough and magical.
He made me cry... :oops:
did the red lampshade come out for that song :??:
I'm not sure to understand your question.
You mean like surrounded by a holy light?
If you meant that... yeeeees!
Winston
06 Dec 2003, 01:27
eh no nothing holy went on at the gig i was at :? it was meat singing left in the dark on some stairs, accompanied by mark and there was a red lamp behind him. kinda tacky i thought :roll:
LostSoul
06 Dec 2003, 01:36
eh no nothing holy went on at the gig i was at :? it was meat singing left in the dark on some stairs, accompanied by mark and there was a red lamp behind him. kinda tacky i thought :roll:
no, actually he was in the middle of the stage, sat on a chair, there was a redlamp above him (the "holy" one) and everything else was in the dark! and I suppose Mark was there too... but I must admit I do not remember that detail... :roll:
I guess he changed it a bit during the tour afterwards...
Winston
06 Dec 2003, 01:42
yeah he changed it, you got centre stage, we got the left side of the stage
eh no nothing holy went on at the gig i was at :? it was meat singing left in the dark on some stairs, accompanied by mark and there was a red lamp behind him. kinda tacky i thought :roll:
no, actually he was in the middle of the stage, sat on a chair, there was a redlamp above him (the "holy" one) and everything else was in the dark! and I suppose Mark was there too... but I must admit I do not remember that detail... :roll:
I guess he changed it a bit during the tour afterwards...
As for Mark, oh yeah, I'm sure he was there, Meat does nothing without his piano player! The tickling of the ivories gives life to all the tracks, regardless of the song, IMHO.
As for Mark, he may have been left in the dark...but to read and to be able to discuss live music on these forums is a light in my life! TY
Jules 8)
evil nickname
06 Dec 2003, 11:29
yeah he changed it, you got centre stage, we got the left side of the stage
Which would make sense, cause then he really is, left in the dark :)
LostSoul
24 Dec 2003, 05:16
well... have to admit... only fools don't change their mind!
favourite live song: DIST
special favourite live song: Lawyers, Guns and Money (pliz, do not ask me why... :oops:)
both at wembley on 18th december 2003 - the BEST SHOW ever!!! - ROCK ON! :twisted:
Life Is A Lemon, Objects are great from Live Around The World. But, my favourite live version is Good Girls Go to Heaven from Live Around The World. It's not my favourite studio track but live it is brilliant.
That's what i am thinking. Om Bat 2 it really sucks: don't like his voice at all and don't like the arrangement, but this live version is really something.
evil nickname
24 Dec 2003, 09:27
I just got myself a copy of the Storytellers DVD, and I really like the version of Rock And Roll Dreams from that one. A Kiss isn't too bad either, and the commercial break on Paradise is hilarious... but where the hell is Life Is A Lemon? That version owns!
LostSoul
24 Dec 2003, 15:26
I just got myself a copy of the Storytellers DVD, and I really like the version of Rock And Roll Dreams from that one. A Kiss isn't too bad either, and the commercial break on Paradise is hilarious... but where the hell is Life Is A Lemon? That version owns!
I had the same reaction!
There're a few songs missing... I guess it's the edit version! :(
ps: yes, RnRDreams rocks! 8)
Winston
24 Dec 2003, 15:41
it was a good call leaving Lemon of it
Gonna Love Her For Both Of Us - Birmingham 1988.
Two Out Of Three - Birmingham 1988.
Bad For Good - Birmingham 1988.
Out Of The Frying Pan - Cardiff 1993.
Bat Out Of Hell - Mexico 2003.
Michael Marxen
25 Dec 2003, 14:47
It is Meats gift to transport songs to another level live! Just listen to the less asskicking original versions of Lawyers, Mercury Blues, Forever Young or We Are Family and realize how Meat uplifts them on stage. And you know that life is worth living when they do that to SteinMeatmusic, like
Out Of The Frying Pan
(even grows during a tour when the medium section "wanna take you..." - this tour accompanied by the band whispering "fire" - and the guitar at the end are extended!)
Rock and Roll Dreams
(was in the setlist for the first German concerts and had the over-the-top rocking climax that made it way over 10 minutes of pleasure!)
Lemon
(fantastic drum intro on recent tours, now drums from heaven open CHSIB)
just Paradise is sometimes too much theatre and too less music for me.
Whereas most acts/musicals try to sound as steril as on a record (if not they are miming to the record), Meats songs are created and extended live differently each night. Which makes it a reall task being a band member and a reall pleasure seeing multiple shows. Therefore, Meat Loaf concerts are the reall LIVE event IMO.
angelj242003
25 Dec 2003, 15:27
Favorite live songs:
I think paradise and lemon........
AngelJ :wink:
I like the live version of paradise from Amsterdam, very hilarious.
LostSoul
25 Dec 2003, 15:51
It is Meats gift to transport songs to another level live!
Out Of The Frying Pan
...even grows during a tour when the medium section "wanna take you..."
De-fi-ni-te-ly agree with you! whaaaaaah 8O :o (eyes and mouth wide open!)
Couldn't Have Said It Better Myself at the Mohegan Sun Casino in Connecticut -- it was the very first time I saw him sing it live. Absolutely amazing !
Vicki
nowherefast
03 Jan 2004, 19:31
So many faves, depending on my mood.
Objects, HCW and Crying Out Loud from Live Around The World.
No Matter What from Night Of The Proms.
Bat from AFL single - love how that he keeps that intro going forever.
AFL from Cardiff 93.
Barmad
You mention that Bat is on the AFL Single. Is your single a US single or something because the one I have has AFL, Back Into Hell and Everything Louder (Live).
Also, I see many of you have mentioned how good the live versions are on the Bat II singles. Are these the same versions that are on Live Around The World because I have a Runnin' For the Red Light UK single which has Life is a Lemon, Dead Ringer and Amnesty is Granted (All Live). Lemon and Dead Ringer are the two versions that are on Live Around the World and I was wondering if it was the same case with the Bat II singles.
Thanks
Renegade Angel
03 Jan 2004, 20:19
So many faves, depending on my mood.
Objects, HCW and Crying Out Loud from Live Around The World.
No Matter What from Night Of The Proms.
Bat from AFL single - love how that he keeps that intro going forever.
AFL from Cardiff 93.
Barmad
You mention that Bat is on the AFL Single. Is your single a US single or something because the one I have has AFL, Back Into Hell and Everything Louder (Live).
Also, I see many of you have mentioned how good the live versions are on the Bat II singles. Are these the same versions that are on Live Around The World because I have a Runnin' For the Red Light UK single which has Life is a Lemon, Dead Ringer and Amnesty is Granted (All Live). Lemon and Dead Ringer are the two versions that are on Live Around the World and I was wondering if it was the same case with the Bat II singles.
Thanks
AFL was released as two cds - cd1 had the tracks you mention.
cd2 was in a cardboard case and contains the tracks - AFL(radio edit) and You Took The Words and Bat Out Of Hell, both Live versions, which are great.
I don't think the tracks on Live Around the world are the same live versions as the ones on the bat 2 singles, although they are very similar.
There was some great live tracks released on the bat 2 singles including a great live version of Masculine on the cd2 version of objects in the rear view mirror
nowherefast
04 Jan 2004, 19:41
Thanks a lot for that information.
LostSoul
04 Feb 2004, 05:19
I felt compeled to bring this thread to life again.
After all, last Glasgow gig was the last one for many of us here...
Favorite live versions:
- Midnight performed on 30/01/04 at SECC - Glasgow
- Testify performed on 30/01/04 at SECC - Glasgow
- AFL performed on 24/01/04 at Wembley
- DIST performed on 18/12/03 at Wembley
- BOOH performed on 18/12/03 at Wembley
- and a very special thought for Lawyers performed anytime, anywhere... :))
I could continue the list, but these are my highlights.
Patricia
... still on cloud 9 8O
I think my fave live version of Paradise hasta be from the end of Rock and Roll Hero CD. Absolutely superb the way Meat holds that note - and then to hear the audience singing 'Dashboard Light' - Brilliant.
parkymac
04 Feb 2004, 20:36
I think my fave live version of Paradise hasta be from the end of Rock and Roll Hero CD. Absolutely superb the way Meat holds that note - and then to hear the audience singing 'Dashboard Light' - Brilliant.
Yes!! Heat, that album was one of the first Meat Loaf albums I bought years ago and it's very dear to my heart. I love that version of Paradise.
At the Glasgow gig last week Meat held that very same note and let the audience - and me! - sing 'light' for him. Instantly it reminded me of this version, and how much I loved it! What a great moment! :D :D
I'm lovin the live version of '2 out of 3' from Wembley '88 (i think) on 'the Masters' album....that guitar solo in the middle is just amazing - and his voice towards the end - gets me every time! 8)
Louise
The Flying Mouse
05 Feb 2004, 14:02
:twisted: Those versions of Paradise and Two Outta Three are both taken from Meat Loaf Live (recorded 1 & 2 March 1987).
It is a FANTASIC album :twisted: .
Awesome live versions 8) .
Track list is...
Blind Before I stop
Rock "N" Roll Mercenaries
Took The Words
Midnight At The Load & Found
Modern Girl
Paradise
Two Outta Three
Bat Out Of Hell
Masculine
Rock "N" Roll Medley (Johnny B. Goode, Slow Down, Jailhouse Rock, Blue Suede Shoes)
It is still available to buy.Most shops won't have it in stock, but they should be able to order it for you.CD code 258 599.
I can't recomend it enough 8)
DIZZY DRUMMER
05 Feb 2004, 14:25
My favs
I'd do anything for love - Birmingham - 11th November 2003
Paradise - Sheffield - 29th January 2004
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