Can Meat Loaf top the "Live with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra" DVD? - Page 4

Pudding · 23 Feb 2006, 23:42

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Originally Posted by tink

does anyone remember what they were listening to prior to the release of BOOH 1?

anyone ??

The Muppet Show

Pud

Sue K · 23 Feb 2006, 23:44

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Originally Posted by Pudding

The Muppet Show

Pud

which episode ???...

...

Ben · 23 Feb 2006, 23:47

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Originally Posted by Steve6

Was anyone at the concert he collapsed at?

Yes

jcmoorehead · 23 Feb 2006, 23:50

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Originally Posted by tink

true.. the world was ready for something/ someone / music wonderfully different and unique.. as at that point in time ears were glazing over from disco...

does anyone remember what they were listening to prior to the release of BOOH 1?

anyone ??

I wasn't around in the 70s, but I can imagine the album would have started with the word "Dark" and ended with the word "Moon"

On topic, I'd hope to see a DVD to go with a Bat 3 tour, I'd also like to see some of his older stuff released on DVD aswel though, especially if its got a live version of Objects on as other people have said.

Steve6 · 24 Feb 2006, 00:20

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Originally Posted by Pudding

Nothing to do with Meat having a funny name, weighing over 300 lbs and having a phenomenal album then?

Pud

Nope.

You go back to the very beginning and if it wasn't for Meat's passion and determination, there was no Bat 1.

Jim Steinman never wanted to make an album. Meat convinced him. That was the reason the album was made.

Name: NO
Weight: NO.

He got there because he wasn't scared, and he didn't care what anyone else thought.

Vickip · 24 Feb 2006, 00:44

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Originally Posted by tink

Steve6 ...

imo .. that's called passion... when i watch him sing FCOL on the MSO dvd.. seated there.. he is.. and then suddenly.. unable to contain himself any longer.. and coming off that stool ???... my heart swells and my throat closes.. as i've never seen anything as beautiful as the passion expressed by 'Imself at that moment in time...

anyone else???

tink..

Exactly right tink .... you describe it perfectly

Vicki

Jeanie · 24 Feb 2006, 00:55

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Originally Posted by Lucy!

To be honest though if you'd have shown me that DVD and I didn't know what had gone on health wise I would never have known.

I agree Lucy, if I'd not known Meat had recently been ill, when the MSO dvd/cd were made, I would have no idea, he was ever sick at all.. as he did an outstanding job of the project, imho.

J.

Vickip · 24 Feb 2006, 00:59

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Originally Posted by jcmoorehead

On topic, I'd hope to see a DVD to go with a Bat 3 tour, I'd also like to see some of his older stuff released on DVD aswel though, especially if its got a live version of Objects on as other people have said.

Definitely

As long as it includes a commetary .... I really enjoy listening to Meat talk about the songs and the show. I just wish he wouldn't keep harping on about the vest

Vicki

Vickip · 24 Feb 2006, 01:00

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Originally Posted by Jeanie

I agree Lucy, if I'd not known Meat had recently been ill, when the MSO dvd/cd were made, I would have no idea, he was ever sick at all.. as he did an outstanding job of the project, imho.

J.

Right you are Jeanie and Lucy
Vicki

Steve6 · 24 Feb 2006, 01:01

I am putting my hands up an admitting, I was wrong to criticise Meat’s vocals. I forgot about the whole collapsing on stage incident. But this should have been done years ago. Why wasn’t it?

It would have been better, at least agree with that.

Pudding · 24 Feb 2006, 01:05

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Originally Posted by Steve6

I am putting my hands up an admitting, I was wrong to criticise Meat’s vocals. I forgot about the whole collapsing on stage incident. But this should have been done years ago. Why wasn’t it?

It would have been better, at least agree with that.

Are you saying it would have been better if Meat collapsed on stage years ago?......charming I'm sure

Pud

Vickip · 24 Feb 2006, 01:07

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Originally Posted by Steve6

I am putting my hands up an admitting, I was wrong to criticise Meat’s vocals. I forgot about the whole collapsing on stage incident. But this should have been done years ago. Why wasn’t it?

It would have been better, at least agree with that.

I don't know why it wasn't done before .... maybe they never had the opportunity

But no, in my opinion, it would not have been better. So let's just agree to disagree ... and leave it at that.

Vicki

Steve6 · 24 Feb 2006, 01:36

I disagree with you Vickip

Ah I'm only messing around love

Everyone has there own opinion and I do respect yours

I swear

Bart · 24 Feb 2006, 10:56

In a dutch newspaper the dvd was critized a lot (not about the vocals btw). I wrote a letter that Meat had a lot of courage to record that dvd because his tour was a real disaster. In november 2003 he was so ill, you won't believe it. if you would have seen him on stage, well it was real painfull to watch but Meat was determined and let all the shows continue till the "rock till you drop" disaster at Wembley and the surgery afterwards.
2 months later he recorded the show. Who would do that? He propably had lost all his confidence but he just did it and the vocals were great. How you can critize these vocals is beyond me. Okay the sound is not larger than life no more but still nobody can sing like he does.

LucyK! · 24 Feb 2006, 11:25

I don't think "better" is the word to use, it would have been different. I don't know about anyone else but I often find myself - subconsciously! -breaking his career into "bits" - like I'm watching Bat Out Of Hell Meat or Bat II Meat, possibly because his image and his voice have changed so much? I don't know why I do it...

So, to me, the MSO DVD is CHSIB Meat!

Hypnobabe · 24 Feb 2006, 12:13

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Originally Posted by tink

does anyone remember what they were listening to prior to the release of BOOH 1?

anyone ??

Well as I was about 3 when it was released, The Magic Roundabout mostly... lol

mikeloaf · 25 Feb 2006, 02:30

Meat was spectacular on stage in Nov 2003. The one thing Meat does best is give 100% and much more. Few people in the crowd I was in could ever have known he was that ill. His collapse was a real shock.

He does look exhausted on the DVD at the end, but the enregy and passion he puts in would always lead to that. Very wise of him to cut the shows to 1hr 45 mins.

Paul191 · 25 Feb 2006, 02:36

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Originally Posted by Steve6

Nope.

You go back to the very beginning and if it wasn't for Meat's passion and determination, there was no Bat 1.

Jim Steinman never wanted to make an album. Meat convinced him. That was the reason the album was made.

Name: NO
Weight: NO.

He got there because he wasn't scared, and he didn't care what anyone else thought.

Agree totally Steve!

Vickip · 25 Feb 2006, 02:48

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Originally Posted by mikeloaf

He does look exhausted on the DVD at the end, but the enregy and passion he puts in would always lead to that. Very wise of him to cut the shows to 1hr 45 mins.

Absolutely right. Meat's level of energy is truly amazing ... I'm always exhausted by the time the concert is over

I would much rather see him do shorter shows, have fun and stay healthy like he did during the HOTD tour this past summer

Vicki

Kathy · 25 Feb 2006, 05:52

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Originally Posted by Lucy!

I don't think "better" is the word to use, it would have been different.

I think so, too.. actually I think it would have been wonderful if he could have performed with an orchestra back then - as long as he would have still gone ahead and released the MSO DVD when he did - I'd like to have both

...BUT - if I had to choose, I'd rather have the 2004 version! No question.
-Kathy

Steve6 · 25 Feb 2006, 21:07

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Originally Posted by Paul191

Agree totally Steve!

Thanks dude

The first rounds are on the house

I want to dance my pance off too.

Anyway stay cool, and do plenty of chilling out.

Rock on brother....

PrissLoaf · 26 Feb 2006, 05:06

I

the MSO DVD and have watched it dozens of times.

Storytellers was my favorite until MSO was released, and I still think it's a fabulous show.
Two different approaches, but both wonderful showcases of the man and his music.

(I'm greedy though, and wish MSO was a multi disc set

)

Pudding · 26 Feb 2006, 05:21

What else would you want in a multi discs set, if already you've got the concert on one disc and then some funny interview type stuff on another disc?

Pud

TravisWRedfish · 28 Feb 2006, 22:18

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Originally Posted by Pudding

What else would you want in a multi discs set, if already you've got the concert on one disc and then some funny interview type stuff on another disc?

Pud

I would love to see a 3 or 4 disc set that shows the ENTIRE UNCUT concert on night #1 and another disc for night #2. Also, the picture quality on the bonus disc is far better than it is on the actual concert disc. I know this is due to compression, so that we could have the Dolby 5.1, DTS, and commentary tracks all on the same disc, but picture quality should never be compromised in order to squeeze such extras. I'd love just 1 disc dedicated to the best picture quality possible and only the DTS track which sounds awesome! The other tracks should be released on a separate disc. I'm not sure, but I think the whole concert was shot on high definition, which means we may eventually see a re-release of these discs in the HD-DVD or Blu-Ray high definition format. Then it'll look like we're actually in the audience! I can't wait!!!

Sue K · 28 Feb 2006, 23:17

... i'd like to see a single dvd of Meat's performance of Black Betty... it could be sold through his official fan club site..or something like that..i don't care..i'd just like to have that..that's all... i thought he was really HOTcha when he did that at the concert i attended.. and i'd love to have a dvd of it to watch whenever i'd like...

24 Feb 2006, 01:01	#85
Steve6 Batman Join Date: 28.11.2005 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,690	I am putting my hands up an admitting, I was wrong to criticise Meat’s vocals. I forgot about the whole collapsing on stage incident. But this should have been done years ago. Why wasn’t it? It would have been better, at least agree with that.

24 Feb 2006, 01:36	#88
Steve6 Batman Join Date: 28.11.2005 Location: Ireland Posts: 1,690	I disagree with you Vickip Ah I'm only messing around love Everyone has there own opinion and I do respect yours I swear

24 Feb 2006, 10:56	#89
Bart Bald Mega Loafer Join Date: 06.03.2003 Location: Holland, but I prefer Greece Posts: 2,243	In a dutch newspaper the dvd was critized a lot (not about the vocals btw). I wrote a letter that Meat had a lot of courage to record that dvd because his tour was a real disaster. In november 2003 he was so ill, you won't believe it. if you would have seen him on stage, well it was real painfull to watch but Meat was determined and let all the shows continue till the "rock till you drop" disaster at Wembley and the surgery afterwards. 2 months later he recorded the show. Who would do that? He propably had lost all his confidence but he just did it and the vocals were great. How you can critize these vocals is beyond me. Okay the sound is not larger than life no more but still nobody can sing like he does.

24 Feb 2006, 11:25	#90
LucyK! The Monster Is Luce Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Posts: 7,547	I don't think "better" is the word to use, it would have been different. I don't know about anyone else but I often find myself - subconsciously! -breaking his career into "bits" - like I'm watching Bat Out Of Hell Meat or Bat II Meat, possibly because his image and his voice have changed so much? I don't know why I do it... So, to me, the MSO DVD is CHSIB Meat!

25 Feb 2006, 02:30	#92
mikeloaf Super Loafer Join Date: 06.11.2005 Location: England UK Posts: 708	Meat was spectacular on stage in Nov 2003. The one thing Meat does best is give 100% and much more. Few people in the crowd I was in could ever have known he was that ill. His collapse was a real shock. He does look exhausted on the DVD at the end, but the enregy and passion he puts in would always lead to that. Very wise of him to cut the shows to 1hr 45 mins.

26 Feb 2006, 05:06	#97
PrissLoaf Super Loafer Join Date: 18.11.2005 Location: USA Posts: 285	I the MSO DVD and have watched it dozens of times. Storytellers was my favorite until MSO was released, and I still think it's a fabulous show. Two different approaches, but both wonderful showcases of the man and his music. (I'm greedy though, and wish MSO was a multi disc set )

26 Feb 2006, 05:21	#98
Pudding I'm A Prize Fight Lover... Join Date: 22.10.2003 Location: New Zealand Posts: 5,532	What else would you want in a multi discs set, if already you've got the concert on one disc and then some funny interview type stuff on another disc? Pud

28 Feb 2006, 23:17	#100
Sue K Mega Loafer Join Date: 20.04.2003 Posts: 13,041	... i'd like to see a single dvd of Meat's performance of Black Betty... it could be sold through his official fan club site..or something like that..i don't care..i'd just like to have that..that's all... i thought he was really HOTcha when he did that at the concert i attended.. and i'd love to have a dvd of it to watch whenever i'd like...