Blind Before I Stop...or Midnight at the Lost and Found?

[RadioMaster]

So, here we go with round 3!

Now probabbly the hardest task to do:
Compare the weakest Meat Loaf albums.
I know that many people have different opinions about these two albums but all in all they were the least successful albums.

I personally cant decide on this one, because I havent heard any of them up to now, just heard one song from each other (MATLAF and Getting away with Murder) from which I prefer MATLAF, but that´s really not enough to judge the whole albums.

Let´s go 8)

[mszee]

I prefer Blind Before I Stop hands down - actually contrary to many opinions here I love this record and listen to it often.

I like when Meat rocks. Ballads just break my heart and I try to listen to them as rarely as possible...cause I cry every time I listen to Read 'Em and Weep and so on.

Anyway, more into heavier upbeat rock. So Blind Before I Stop is the record for me. It does have some deficiencies in terms of arrangements and production but I love it anyway...

Midnight at the Lost and Found - like 2 songs only - title one and duet Don't You Look At Me Like That...and that's it...

[MeatGrl1]

Can't choose!

Both are absolutely devine:heart:!

[Bohemian]

I don't love either album.

But of the two the only one I actively dislike is Midnight.

[Pudding]

I think they're both crap compared to all the other stuff MEat has done. I might listen to the once a year, just to remind me why I don't listen to them. But I agree with Wilbury, of the two MATLAF is the one I dislike the least.

Pud :twisted:

[wenners]

Compare any Meat album to blind before i stop and Blind will come of worse every time.

blind in my opinion is the worse album meat has done.

The only good thing from the album were the Goff sisters, boy were they hot
And there skirts boy were they short
which made the front row even more enjoyable at the live shows in Mississauga and Hamilton Ontario

Honest mum i never looked up their skirts:oops: :oops: :oops:

[Jackoutofhell]

Blind Before I Stop definitely takes the cake. The majority of the songs range from good to terrific, whereas Midnight is complete blasphemy with the exception of one song (the title track).

[Pudding]

Blind Before I Stop definitely takes the cake.

It takes something, but I don't think it's cake :lmao:

Pud :twisted: