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vinklestein · 11 Apr 2002, 22:02

Hi Meatles

I didn't actually see the Birmingham show in
March of 88 , but I have the CD , so here is
a start.

Live in Birmingham starts off at a rapid pace
with a spoken intro by Meat Loaf , in which he explains how he escaped from a mental institution. Then the show goes into "Out Of
The Frying Pan" , when I first heard it , I
thought "is it just me , or is Meats voice
the best ive ever heard it ?". Meat Loaf than
gets into some previously unrecorded Steinman
material from "Bad For Good" and "Pandoras
Box" , alot of it is sung by the Neverland
Express , rather than Meat . Than he gets into the regulars , and much longer than the
studio versions. He ends the show with a 25 minute Paridise , and a 22 minute "Rock n Roll Medley". It was one hell of a night !

11 Apr 2002, 22:02	#2
vinklestein Rookie Join Date: 14.04.2002 Posts: 22	Re: Info anybody ? Hi Meatles I didn't actually see the Birmingham show in March of 88 , but I have the CD , so here is a start. Live in Birmingham starts off at a rapid pace with a spoken intro by Meat Loaf , in which he explains how he escaped from a mental institution. Then the show goes into "Out Of The Frying Pan" , when I first heard it , I thought "is it just me , or is Meats voice the best ive ever heard it ?". Meat Loaf than gets into some previously unrecorded Steinman material from "Bad For Good" and "Pandoras Box" , alot of it is sung by the Neverland Express , rather than Meat . Than he gets into the regulars , and much longer than the studio versions. He ends the show with a 25 minute Paridise , and a 22 minute "Rock n Roll Medley". It was one hell of a night !