That would be great !!!

Garrett · 28 Jun 2002, 09:52

What do you mean about this:

Meat did so many duets with other great singers, f.e. with Cher, Patti Russo, Bonnie Tyler, Ellen Foley, Pavarotti or Frank Farian.

But could you imagine a duet between Meat and Tom Petty?

I think it would be great! Tom Petty is also one of my most favourite singers. Can you imagine Meat is singing "Running down a dream" and "Refugee"? Or Tom is singing "Bat outta hell" and "Paradise". Or both are singing these songs together?

Tim · 28 Jun 2002, 16:53

WHo the hell is Tom Petty?

Is he a famous singer? And in what band does he play? Or is he famous cause he can play very good on an instrument? And what kind of music does he make?

Michel · 28 Jun 2002, 19:10

I have the same question.

Maybe Tom Petty isn't famous here in the Netherlands.

Rob The Badger · 28 Jun 2002, 19:49

I've never heard of hime either. . . .must be an obscure singer. Perhaps he's good. Who knows? (Or cares)

Garrett · 28 Jun 2002, 19:49

Want you to tell me, that you don't know who Tom Petty is?
I'm deeply shocked!!! Tom Petty is one of the most famous Rock Stars in the world! With his band, The Heartbreakers, he had so many number one hits! "Into the great wide open", "Learning to fly", "Won't back down", "American Girl" and "Last dance with Mary Jane" are only a few of a one mile long list of superhits!

Ok, good!

He's a rock star and comes from Florida. I've never heard a man, who can play all types of guitars so very well like him. He's fantastic. He makes music since 1976 and started with his first hit "Breakdown".

I think, you still have to learn so much more about rock music! But no problem, I guess, if you ever know who Tom Petty is, and if you ever know his music, you will be with him!!!

Tim · 28 Jun 2002, 23:02

Well, i will look for Cd's and listen to his music, you never know.

I was already glad that i knew Ted Nugent :)

There are so many artist. Specially in the USA, their like mushrooms popping out of the ground....... :)

Michel · 29 Jun 2002, 11:41

I watched on the dutch Bol.com site, and I found a few CD's of Tom Petty.

So I will look in the library here for some CD's, and will give my oppinion.

Premacy · 06 Jul 2002, 21:59

I know a little of Tom Petty (not that very much :wink: ) and I'm really looking for a duet with Meat and Tom.

Bat Out Of Hell could deliver some great performances...

But other artists could form a great duet with Meat.

I really could enjoy a duet wiht Meat and Bryan Adams or Bruce Springsteen. They could provide a lot of passion the same as Meat does.

But Tom Petty isn't bad eather

Michel · 06 Jul 2002, 22:06

Maybe he could do a duet with Tina Turner. River Deep Mountain High, a song meat performed always end seventees.

Or a song with dutch female singer Anouk. Also a lady with spirit.

And maybe Bon Jovi, because I've heard that many Meat Loaf fans also like Bon Jovi. I like Bon Jovi Also.

Premacy · 07 Jul 2002, 12:10

I think that we must agree that only an artist with spirit and perhaps a very long and good history could sing with Meat. This is maybe the only way what would lead to a good song.

If not, let me know

Steve · 20 Jul 2002, 12:25

I still reckon that some of his best duets were with Bonnie Tyler!

Overlord · 20 Jul 2002, 12:34

Agreed - Meat's duets with Bonnie Tyler were good. Still can't make my mind up about her as a solo artist tho.

How about a song composed by Lloyd Webber, written by Steinman and sung by Meat and Bon Jovi - it might blow an "excess fuse" whereby nothing could ever by excessive enough to entertain you ever again :)

Overlord

White of High · 20 Jul 2002, 19:16

I like Bon Jovi, but Meat's voice doesn't take after Bongiovi's voice. John should sing with Axel Rose, Rod Stewart or Steve Tyler.

Meat should sing with Tom Jones, Michael Ball, Andrea Bocelli or Klaus Meine from Scorpions.
The girls: Bonnie Tyler, Cher, Tina Turner, Celine Dion, Sarah Brightman.

Overlord · 20 Jul 2002, 20:29

Tom Jones - erk!

I have a problem with Tom Jones. I think the major cause is a friend of the family, who having 3 scores and 5 in years, still recounts fond memories of having thrown underwear at him. She even goes so far as to replicate this when holidaying in Cyprus

It's this sort of thing that sums the chap up for me and his style of music, not that I'm in any way trying to disuade anyone from him - I'm sure he's great if it's your cup of tea

Overlord.

Jaymze · 20 Jul 2002, 23:37

You know Meat gives Bonjovi tips for performing on stage and how to drive the audience wild.

Overlord · 21 Jul 2002, 00:29

Gah! - Where ignorance is bliss!!!

Overlord

Steve · 21 Jul 2002, 21:14

I have a problem with Sarah Brightman.......in fact, several!!!

Her voice is only one of those!

White of High · 21 Jul 2002, 22:35

Maybe one of those. But her voice is so strong and so pure. Not interest, but simply and pleasant.

With one word: GOOD (to me)

Garrett · 22 Jul 2002, 11:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Premacy

I think that we must agree that only an artist with spirit and perhaps a very long and good history could sing with Meat. This is maybe the only way what would lead to a good song.

If not, let me know

Hey, Tom Petty is an artist with spirit and a very long history, since 1976! I think, you need to learn more about him! Please, listen to his music and only enjoy it!

Rob The Badger · 04 Aug 2002, 12:04

I'd love Noel Gallagher to write as ong for Meat, that'd be interesting.

Rob The Badger · 04 Aug 2002, 12:04

Wouldn't it be good if Dave Gahan sang with Meat. . . . .lol

Tim · 04 Aug 2002, 12:28

Don't let Noel Galagher write a song for Meat Loaf.

If someone should or must write a song, let it be someone who can write and is a great person with a character.

Tim · 04 Aug 2002, 12:41

I just listen to some songs of Tom Petty, well it's oke. Sounds familiar. :)

ChoccyBat · 04 Aug 2002, 23:05

I agree - Noel Gallacher shouldn't even be mentioned in the same breath as Meat - if he works with anyone it should be Bon Jovi, Guns N Roses, Scorpions or Magnum - now that would rock!!!

**The Flying Mouse** · 06 Aug 2002, 16:00

Meat Loaf working with noel gallacher:NEVER
I'm sorry but I jusy can't stand this new style of music,with the lead singer slumped over the mic whinning and moaning lyrics that quite frankly mean nothing.
MEAT LOAF can make you want to CRY.
MEAT LOAF can make you want to DANCE.
MEAT LOAF can make you want to CHEER AND SHOUT WITH JOY UNTILL YOUR HEAD EXPLODES LIKE A GREAT CRIMSON VOLCANO.

MEAT has emotion,he sings songs that touch us.

MEAT LOAF & gallacher? Why turn wine into water.

28 Jun 2002, 09:52	#1
Garrett Super Loafer Join Date: 30.05.2002 Location: In the room at the top Posts: 291	That would be great !!! What do you mean about this: Meat did so many duets with other great singers, f.e. with Cher, Patti Russo, Bonnie Tyler, Ellen Foley, Pavarotti or Frank Farian. But could you imagine a duet between Meat and Tom Petty? I think it would be great! Tom Petty is also one of my most favourite singers. Can you imagine Meat is singing "Running down a dream" and "Refugee"? Or Tom is singing "Bat outta hell" and "Paradise". Or both are singing these songs together?

28 Jun 2002, 16:53	#2
Tim The Butcher Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Westervoort, The Netherlands Posts: 10,321	WHo the hell is Tom Petty? Is he a famous singer? And in what band does he play? Or is he famous cause he can play very good on an instrument? And what kind of music does he make?

28 Jun 2002, 19:10	#3
Michel Mega Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Stadskanaal, The Netherlands Posts: 1,631	I have the same question. Maybe Tom Petty isn't famous here in the Netherlands.

28 Jun 2002, 19:49	#4
Rob The Badger Too sexy for this post Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 2,895	I've never heard of hime either. . . .must be an obscure singer. Perhaps he's good. Who knows? (Or cares)

28 Jun 2002, 23:02	#6
Tim The Butcher Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Westervoort, The Netherlands Posts: 10,321	Well, i will look for Cd's and listen to his music, you never know. I was already glad that i knew Ted Nugent :) There are so many artist. Specially in the USA, their like mushrooms popping out of the ground....... :)

29 Jun 2002, 11:41	#7
Michel Mega Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Stadskanaal, The Netherlands Posts: 1,631	I watched on the dutch Bol.com site, and I found a few CD's of Tom Petty. So I will look in the library here for some CD's, and will give my oppinion.

06 Jul 2002, 21:59	#8
Premacy Rookie Join Date: 01.06.2002 Location: Stadskanaal Posts: 20	I know a little of Tom Petty (not that very much :wink: ) and I'm really looking for a duet with Meat and Tom. Bat Out Of Hell could deliver some great performances... But other artists could form a great duet with Meat. I really could enjoy a duet wiht Meat and Bryan Adams or Bruce Springsteen. They could provide a lot of passion the same as Meat does. But Tom Petty isn't bad eather

06 Jul 2002, 22:06	#9
Michel Mega Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Stadskanaal, The Netherlands Posts: 1,631	Maybe he could do a duet with Tina Turner. River Deep Mountain High, a song meat performed always end seventees. Or a song with dutch female singer Anouk. Also a lady with spirit. And maybe Bon Jovi, because I've heard that many Meat Loaf fans also like Bon Jovi. I like Bon Jovi Also.

07 Jul 2002, 12:10	#10
Premacy Rookie Join Date: 01.06.2002 Location: Stadskanaal Posts: 20	I think that we must agree that only an artist with spirit and perhaps a very long and good history could sing with Meat. This is maybe the only way what would lead to a good song. If not, let me know

20 Jul 2002, 12:25	#11
Steve Senior Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Staring through the fire at the future Posts: 157	I still reckon that some of his best duets were with Bonnie Tyler!

20 Jul 2002, 12:34	#12
Overlord Loafer Join Date: 06.07.2002 Location: Worcester Posts: 55	Agreed - Meat's duets with Bonnie Tyler were good. Still can't make my mind up about her as a solo artist tho. How about a song composed by Lloyd Webber, written by Steinman and sung by Meat and Bon Jovi - it might blow an "excess fuse" whereby nothing could ever by excessive enough to entertain you ever again :) Overlord

20 Jul 2002, 19:16	#13
White of High Nature's Siegfried Join Date: 27.05.2002 Location: Budapest, Hungary Posts: 2,930	I like Bon Jovi, but Meat's voice doesn't take after Bongiovi's voice. John should sing with Axel Rose, Rod Stewart or Steve Tyler. Meat should sing with Tom Jones, Michael Ball, Andrea Bocelli or Klaus Meine from Scorpions. The girls: Bonnie Tyler, Cher, Tina Turner, Celine Dion, Sarah Brightman.

20 Jul 2002, 20:29	#14
Overlord Loafer Join Date: 06.07.2002 Location: Worcester Posts: 55	Tom Jones - erk! I have a problem with Tom Jones. I think the major cause is a friend of the family, who having 3 scores and 5 in years, still recounts fond memories of having thrown underwear at him. She even goes so far as to replicate this when holidaying in Cyprus It's this sort of thing that sums the chap up for me and his style of music, not that I'm in any way trying to disuade anyone from him - I'm sure he's great if it's your cup of tea Overlord.

20 Jul 2002, 23:37	#15
Jaymze Super Loafer Join Date: 10.12.2003 Location: Sunderland Posts: 265	You know Meat gives Bonjovi tips for performing on stage and how to drive the audience wild.

21 Jul 2002, 00:29	#16
Overlord Loafer Join Date: 06.07.2002 Location: Worcester Posts: 55	Gah! - Where ignorance is bliss!!! Overlord

21 Jul 2002, 21:14	#17
Steve Senior Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Staring through the fire at the future Posts: 157	I have a problem with Sarah Brightman.......in fact, several!!! Her voice is only one of those!

21 Jul 2002, 22:35	#18
White of High Nature's Siegfried Join Date: 27.05.2002 Location: Budapest, Hungary Posts: 2,930	Maybe one of those. But her voice is so strong and so pure. Not interest, but simply and pleasant. With one word: GOOD (to me)

04 Aug 2002, 12:04	#20
Rob The Badger Too sexy for this post Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Manchester, UK Posts: 2,895	I'd love Noel Gallagher to write as ong for Meat, that'd be interesting.

04 Aug 2002, 12:28	#22
Tim The Butcher Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Westervoort, The Netherlands Posts: 10,321	Don't let Noel Galagher write a song for Meat Loaf. If someone should or must write a song, let it be someone who can write and is a great person with a character.

04 Aug 2002, 12:41	#23
Tim The Butcher Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Westervoort, The Netherlands Posts: 10,321	I just listen to some songs of Tom Petty, well it's oke. Sounds familiar. :)

04 Aug 2002, 23:05	#24
ChoccyBat Yorkie Join Date: 27.07.2002 Location: York Posts: 415	I agree - Noel Gallacher shouldn't even be mentioned in the same breath as Meat - if he works with anyone it should be Bon Jovi, Guns N Roses, Scorpions or Magnum - now that would rock!!!

06 Aug 2002, 16:00	#25
The Flying Mouse Armed ba$tard and Jo's other half. Join Date: 06.08.2002 Location: In the middle of nowhere near the end of the line. Posts: 16,104	Meat Loaf working with noel gallacher:NEVER I'm sorry but I jusy can't stand this new style of music,with the lead singer slumped over the mic whinning and moaning lyrics that quite frankly mean nothing. MEAT LOAF can make you want to CRY. MEAT LOAF can make you want to DANCE. MEAT LOAF can make you want to CHEER AND SHOUT WITH JOY UNTILL YOUR HEAD EXPLODES LIKE A GREAT CRIMSON VOLCANO. MEAT has emotion,he sings songs that touch us. MEAT LOAF & gallacher? Why turn wine into water.