Meat's youngest fan apparently - Page 2

amethyst · 25 Jul 2007, 15:29

That's got to be the best thing i've seen in a long time ~ she's fantastic.

Just one question though, why is it that children do the pointy finger thing ~ laughs ~ my daughter does it too when she's singing along to Meat Loaf.

ames xx

snowy · 27 Jul 2007, 00:23

My daughter Hazel has been brought up on MeatLoaf. Now at 5 going on 15 we do an impressive intro to 'you took the words...' and it is hysterical watching her try to clap and sing along to the end of the song.

The other day we were watching the Spiceworld movie and she said 'that sounds like Meat Loaf' - she started dancing around the room when I said it was.

Do you think this 'fan' thing is genetic???

emma811981 · 27 Jul 2007, 14:06

absoultly is genetic i rekon lol her dad is a huge fan too she used to do the intro to took the words right out of my mouth when she was about two bless her lol

sexyeyes_jo · 27 Jul 2007, 15:04

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Originally Posted by The Flying Mouse

How can this song be "ruined"?

Paradise By The Dashboard Light is on the Bat Out Of Hell album, and it will always be there if you want to listen to it.

It's not like they've replaced it with THIS recording

It's a little kid singing along to Meat Loaf, and I think it's pure METAL

THIS is where the new generation of fans will come from, and that children so young can listen to, enjoy, and grow up with Meat's music is BY FAR Meat's greatest legacy.

Forget awards and chart positions, when you see a child like that singing Paradise, and loving it so much, that's the ultimate acolade

Dare I say that myself and the fiancee have had this discussion more than once, and we intend to bring our little squeeklings up on a healthy musical diet of Meat Loaf, and i'd be a very proud father indeed to see my children rocking out like that

you're dam right our kids are gonna be brought up with meat loaf and they will be singing along to his music just like i did when i was that age

Mick Loaf · 27 Jul 2007, 15:05

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Originally Posted by snowy

My daughter Hazel has been brought up on MeatLoaf. Now at 5 going on 15 we do an impressive intro to 'you took the words...' and it is hysterical watching her try to clap and sing along to the end of the song.

I'm sad to say I can't sing and clap at the same time, I think it's genetic!

djfierce · 29 Jul 2007, 23:46

ok just got online so nobody jump on me for replying late.

Emma that was a bit crappy, a child singing anything is cute and i think it's even better that it's a Meat song.
I just think that if in the future i posted a vid of Casey singing a Meat song and someone was as rude as that then i would feel like tearing their head off.

As far as worse being said by others, yes that's true and they should be pulled up on it but that doesn't exscuse this comment i'm sorry, i know people close to me don't agree with me but those are my feelings.

Yes one of Em's outbursts did cause me to contact M when he first came to us to point out that not everyone is like that so

swings and roundabouts i guess lol.

SamCat · 30 Jul 2007, 00:29

Hey dont bring me into this lol!!!

djfierce · 30 Jul 2007, 01:12

lol i know way to many emma's!!!

SamCat · 30 Jul 2007, 01:16

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Originally Posted by djfierce

lol i know way to many emma's!!!

I cant remember if i'm Em or Emma on here and now theres this little ones mum!! Someones gonna have to be E!!

duke knooby · 30 Jul 2007, 01:19

and my first comment on the whole thread, is when samcat mentions drugs.... poor

SamCat · 30 Jul 2007, 01:22

I didn't and i dont want to be E either!!

djfierce · 30 Jul 2007, 09:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by SamCat

I cant remember if i'm Em or Emma on here and now theres this little ones mum!! Someones gonna have to be E!!

i don't know who you are either lol

Deb · 30 Jul 2007, 12:35

I remember which is which

Isn't one of you 'good Emma' while the other one is.. what was it again

Trudy67 · 31 Jul 2007, 15:23

My Boys have had a steady Meat Loaf diet since they were born. Hubby thinks that they are brain washed. They both come running in and point out to me when ever Meat comes on the radio - they know all the words by heart. It is great to hear a 11 year old boy sings "Like A Bat Out of Helllll" at the end of the song. I just cant wait to hear him when his voice starts breaking (cruel mother).

I even got a phone call from the other side of Australia the other day when a Mother and her grown daughter who was brought up on Meat were in the coffee shop arguing over when BOOH I was released in Australia. Guess who got it right. (Anne hide your head in shame)

Without the younger generation this music will get lost. Now that I have a video camera I might have to see if I can get some of my oldest singing to BOOH.

I thought the rendition of Paradise was lovely. When my boys get into the car they ask for me to change the song to Monster and sing along to that - If any of their friends happen to climb into that car they have to listen to it as well. Monster nearly lasts from our front gate till the shops in town, which is about 10 kms Ha Ha. I am brainwashing a whole generation of Esperance kids

Anyway, have to go and get a couple of kids to go to sleep.

Bye All.

LucyK! · 31 Jul 2007, 15:28

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Originally Posted by Trudy67

...Without the younger generation this music will get lost...

To be honest that's what threw me completely about this thread (regardless of the manner in which it was posted...) I would have thought it's a wonderful thing to see young people singing along to Meat and enjoying what they're hearing?!

I know a lot of people consider me to be one of the "younger" Meat fans as I'm very much of the Bat II generation, but had it not been for me singing Anything For Love at the top of my voice in the bath, or my best friend and I singing our hearts out to Martha and changing the words, I'd never be the fan that I am now with the enthusiasm and passion that I have for Meat's music...

Whether we're discussing Meat or anyone else I think it's a real positive thing to see young people enjoying music from this generation which otherwise would be lost

25 Jul 2007, 15:29	#26
amethyst I know that i'll be bad for good. Join Date: 15.11.2003 Location: South UK Posts: 893	That's got to be the best thing i've seen in a long time ~ she's fantastic. Just one question though, why is it that children do the pointy finger thing ~ laughs ~ my daughter does it too when she's singing along to Meat Loaf. ames xx

27 Jul 2007, 00:23	#27
snowy Super Loafer Join Date: 21.04.2006 Location: Herts Posts: 292	My daughter Hazel has been brought up on MeatLoaf. Now at 5 going on 15 we do an impressive intro to 'you took the words...' and it is hysterical watching her try to clap and sing along to the end of the song. The other day we were watching the Spiceworld movie and she said 'that sounds like Meat Loaf' - she started dancing around the room when I said it was. Do you think this 'fan' thing is genetic???

27 Jul 2007, 14:06	#28
emma811981 Loafer Join Date: 02.06.2007 Location: Mirfield, West Yorkshire Posts: 89	absoultly is genetic i rekon lol her dad is a huge fan too she used to do the intro to took the words right out of my mouth when she was about two bless her lol

29 Jul 2007, 23:46	#31
djfierce Mega Loafer Join Date: 15.06.2005 Location: Posts: 3,596	ok just got online so nobody jump on me for replying late. Emma that was a bit crappy, a child singing anything is cute and i think it's even better that it's a Meat song. I just think that if in the future i posted a vid of Casey singing a Meat song and someone was as rude as that then i would feel like tearing their head off. As far as worse being said by others, yes that's true and they should be pulled up on it but that doesn't exscuse this comment i'm sorry, i know people close to me don't agree with me but those are my feelings. Yes one of Em's outbursts did cause me to contact M when he first came to us to point out that not everyone is like that so swings and roundabouts i guess lol.

30 Jul 2007, 00:29	#32
SamCat Hello Harry!!!! Join Date: 11.09.2006 Location: London Posts: 3,086	Hey dont bring me into this lol!!!

30 Jul 2007, 01:12	#33
djfierce Mega Loafer Join Date: 15.06.2005 Location: Posts: 3,596	lol i know way to many emma's!!!

30 Jul 2007, 01:19	#35
duke knooby Mega Loafer Join Date: 24.06.2005 Location: belfast Posts: 17,889	and my first comment on the whole thread, is when samcat mentions drugs.... poor

30 Jul 2007, 01:22	#36
SamCat Hello Harry!!!! Join Date: 11.09.2006 Location: London Posts: 3,086	I didn't and i dont want to be E either!!

30 Jul 2007, 12:35	#38
Deb Mega Loafer Join Date: 26.04.2003 Location: Did I say that?... Posts: 4,162	I remember which is which Isn't one of you 'good Emma' while the other one is.. what was it again

31 Jul 2007, 15:23	#39
Trudy67 Junior Loafer Join Date: 10.06.2005 Location: Esperance, Western Australia Posts: 34	My Boys have had a steady Meat Loaf diet since they were born. Hubby thinks that they are brain washed. They both come running in and point out to me when ever Meat comes on the radio - they know all the words by heart. It is great to hear a 11 year old boy sings "Like A Bat Out of Helllll" at the end of the song. I just cant wait to hear him when his voice starts breaking (cruel mother). I even got a phone call from the other side of Australia the other day when a Mother and her grown daughter who was brought up on Meat were in the coffee shop arguing over when BOOH I was released in Australia. Guess who got it right. (Anne hide your head in shame) Without the younger generation this music will get lost. Now that I have a video camera I might have to see if I can get some of my oldest singing to BOOH. I thought the rendition of Paradise was lovely. When my boys get into the car they ask for me to change the song to Monster and sing along to that - If any of their friends happen to climb into that car they have to listen to it as well. Monster nearly lasts from our front gate till the shops in town, which is about 10 kms Ha Ha. I am brainwashing a whole generation of Esperance kids Anyway, have to go and get a couple of kids to go to sleep. Bye All.