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do you miss the over 8 minute Meat Loaf song?
we havent had one since Seize the Night, I was just wondering if there were any thoughts on the matter.
With the exception of POE, Love is Not Real, and Elvis in Vegas, nothing from the past two records exceeded 6 minutes. In fact nothing on HIAHB exceeds the 5:40 range any thoughts? :| |
Agree with you all the way! The meat loaf style , long and loud
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:twisted: Would be nice to hear a new epic.
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I'd quite like a new 8 minute song but they usually seem to be more fantasy based where as hiahb and hctb sound more realistic? Does that make any sense to anyone but me ha ha
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Only if it's good. I don't want a crap 4 minute song stretched out to 8 minutes. :bleh:
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Unless Jim writes it, no.
No-one is better than Jim at writing the long, epic pieces, and I think if Meat was presented with one now it woul be by someone trying to re-create the "Meat Loaf style" which isn't going to work. |
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I'd rather have a song focus on quality rather than quantity (length). I don't need another 7 minute Monster is Loose, or an 8 minute Future Ain't What It Used To Be when it's a far, far cry from what it could be. I don't care if it's a long song, so long as it's a GOOD song. And likewise, I don't care if a song is an exceptionally short song (like Cry to Heaven). As long as it's a good song :D With that said, when they're done right, long songs tend to have something that shorter songs don't. You couldn't squeeze Objects into three minutes, and that's arguably one of the best songs Meat Loaf has ever recorded AND it's THE longest (after Anything For Love) studio song. You couldn't do Anything For Love, Bat, Paradise or For Crying Out Loud in three minutes. Yet notice how these are Meat's best songs? ;) Does that answer the question? :lol: |
It would be great to have a brand new epic song but as others have said I'm more interested in the quality of song than its length. A top drawer Steinman track with quality production and Meat on fire? Hell yeah!
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Yes please!!!
James Michael, Rick Brantly and Nikki Sixx could easley write an 8 min epic song |
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Not really. It is nice to hear a Meat Loaf song that does not have to repeat the same line over and over again.
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At least it sticks in your head.
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Would Objects In The Rear View Mirror be the same without the repetition?
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Youre better off asking why Everything Louder took forever to fade out |
I'm happy with what Meat is doing in last 2 years. (HCTB is on 2-nd position, HIAH is on 3-rd position in my private ranking.) Of course Meat is famous from long songs, but to me is only matter if that songs are good. For example (from "Hang Cool Teddy Bear"): I love "Elvis In Vegas" :cool: and "Peace On Earth" :cool:, but on the other hand "Love Is Not Real" :nope: is the weakest song on the album (at least to me). How to sum up? Maybe in this way: Meat - please still be happy when you are giving to people so much enjoyment :-).
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:twisted: Love Is Not Real is one of the highlights of HCTB for me :shock:
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It was one of the lowlights for me. :bleh:
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I personally thought it was one of the best on there too
(But the best song didn't make the final album) |
To be honest I don't have any issue with whether the song lasts 3 minutes or 15. If it's the kind of sing that benefits from being a longer song than the norm, great. If it doesn't, then I don't have any problem.
CHSIB and DIST were longer songs on CHSIB .. I loved them both. But I love Cry to Heaven and Blue sky, both short songs. It's the message, the lyrics, the music and Meat for me .. and whether that's delivered over 2 minutes or 12 minutes is immaterial. I love Meat's style since Rob Cavallo let him run exactly where he wanted. That would be the only thing I would not want to see reined in. Caryl |
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