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Meat Loaf is listed as one of the artists to perform at The Royal Variety Show on Monday 4th December in front of Prince Charles in London!
http://www.eabf.org.uk/rvp1.htm is the official website.
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com/Blog.html
MeatGrl1
08 Nov 2006, 01:02
Thanks for the heads up :up: !!!
*Tape recorder at the ready*
duke knooby
08 Nov 2006, 01:02
new single maybe??? thanks for sharing
Thanks SueW. :)
What an honour! :))
J.
Sapphire Lady
08 Nov 2006, 10:09
That's great news and will be good publicity for the album and forthcoming tour :D
The organisers obviously don't know that Meat Loaf is written as 2 words though :|
SuperLoafMan
08 Nov 2006, 10:12
Thats great news, cant wait for that!! :D
From The Stage at http://www.thestage.co.uk/news/newsstory.php/14804/west-end-shows-dominate-royal-variety-line-up
West End shows dominate Royal Variety line-up
Rod Stewart, Barry Manilow and Take That will appear alongside stars from West End shows Spamalot, The Sound of Music, Avenue Q and Wicked, at this year’s Royal Variety Performance.
The annual show, in aide of the Entertainment Artistes’ Benevolent Fund and now in its 78th incarnation, takes place at the London Coliseum on December 4 in the presence of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall.
Rocker Meatloaf will be making his Royal Variety debut singing songs from his new album and a classic duet with a surprise guest. Pop stars the Sugababes, the Puppini Sisters and James Morrison will also feature.
At the event BBC winner Connie Fisher and the Von Trapp children will perform a medley from The Sound of Music, while Doctor Who and Torchwood’s John Barrowman will put on a forties-style performance.
Comedians Ken Dodd, Omid Djalili and Jason Byrne will appear at the event, while other guests include Katie Price and Peter Andre, Paul O’Grady, Vernon Kay, Noel Edmonds and Patrick Swayze.
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com
Eddie's Teddy
08 Nov 2006, 11:42
Maybe Dead Ringer For Love?
meatloaf-unofficial
08 Nov 2006, 18:54
Meat Loaf will be one of the performing artists at this years Variety Performance shown normally on BBC One every year !!!!
Link here - http://www.eabf.org.uk/rvp1.htm
The London Coliseum
Presented on 4th December 2006!!!!
(Meat did say he was doing a UK charity gig - looks like this is it - or will be on Children In Need - who knows :-))
Watch UK TV In December !!!
ARTISTS
Rod Stewart
Ken Dodd
Barry Manilow
Meat Loaf
Take That
Sugababes
John Barrowman
Puppini Sisters
James Morrison
Helen Dallimore
Wicked (London Production)
Idina Menzel
Hannah Waddingham
Spamalot (London Production)
Tim Curry
Avenue Q
Sound OF Music (London Production)
Connie Fisher
Omid Djalili
Jason Byrne
David and Dania
Jump
Natasha Kaplinsky
Think there's already a thread on this...
meatloaf-unofficial
08 Nov 2006, 19:02
is there - sorry I didn't know - thought I was the first to post this.
DAM!!
fireballgirl63
08 Nov 2006, 19:40
Maybe a Tim Curry and Meat Loaf Rocky duet reunion :grin:
meatloaf-unofficial
08 Nov 2006, 20:35
Maybe a Tim Curry and Meat Loaf Rocky duet reunion :grin:
I have a better idea :lol: - well 2 really
Patti Russo will do a special duet with Meat
Jim Steinman will fly over and do a Ultra Special Duet with Meat (ie : Him on Piano in Object In The Rear View Mirror) - A way to say that Jim and Meat are back together
RadioMaster
08 Nov 2006, 20:37
JimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJim
meatloaf-unofficial
08 Nov 2006, 20:38
Rocker Meatloaf will be making his Royal Variety debut singing songs from his new album and a classic duet with a surprise guest.
Does this mean he will be singing more than one song ??? I hope so - The Monster Is Loose should be done along with Blind As A Bat and oviously It's All Coming Back To Me Now will be done !!!!
This will be so fun to watch - special guest is Meat ??
meatloaf-unofficial
08 Nov 2006, 20:39
JimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJimJim
:lol: - that would be good, as I said earlier
loaferman61
08 Nov 2006, 22:29
I have a better idea :lol: - well 2 really
Patti Russo will do a special duet with Meat
Jim Steinman will fly over and do a Ultra Special Duet with Meat (ie : Him on Piano in Object In The Rear View Mirror) - A way to say that Jim and Meat are back together
Much as I'd love for it to be Patti, it ain't likely. You'd more likely see Jim and that's a long shot.
mikeloaf
08 Nov 2006, 23:34
I just hope they give Meat a decent amount of airtime to do the songs justice!
MeatGrl1
08 Nov 2006, 23:53
Maybe a Tim Curry and Meat Loaf Rocky duet reunion :grin:
This would be fantastic but Tim Curry doesn't have anything to do with Rocky now he's sick to death of it and understandable if you read the interviews since that movie, every one brings up the fishnets etc and it got to the point where he no longer want's anything to do with it, the last thing he did was The 15th Anniversary Rocky Convention which is on the DVD and I love it.
"How'd You do I! It's so nice to know
that there are people out there, sicker
than I am!"
:lmao:, that quote is brilliant. And Judy I agree it would be absolutely awesome to see Meat and Tim together again but this isn't going to happen in the forseeable future sadly.
can we get tickets
sp guest proberly marion for iacbtmn
Tickets sold out a couple of months ago.
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com
Eddie's Teddy
09 Nov 2006, 11:32
can we get tickets
sp guest proberly marion for iacbtmn
Marion for IACBTMN? I wouldn't class her as a "surprise guest". Oh well, we'll see soon enough. :D
SuperLoafMan
09 Nov 2006, 12:00
It does say song's from the new album then a classic duet so he may well do IACBTMN but I think the classic will be one of his older songs, AFL? DR? Paradise? Just thinking of the ones with a female vocalist,
Eddie's Teddy
09 Nov 2006, 12:20
It does say song's from the new album then a classic duet so he may well do IACBTMN but I think the classic will be one of his older songs, AFL? DR? Paradise? Just thinking of the ones with a female vocalist,
Yeah this is exactly what I was thinking SLM. I'm convinced it'll be one of the 3 you've mentioned.
meatloaf-unofficial
09 Nov 2006, 13:49
I think we need Meat's word on this to put us all in the spot light - tell us whats true and what ain't! :-)
I think we need Meat's word on this to put us all in the spot light - tell us whats true and what ain't! :-)
What's true is
Meat is appearimg in the Royal Variety Show this year .. which is marvellous, and exciting :)
It will be televised as always after the event .. so we'll all be able to see it, either at the time or through later seeing what someone has captured from the TV :)
What may well be probable is that, like most performers on the RVS, he won't want to say before the show exactly what he's going to do on the night!
Caryl
I can't see it being anyone like Jim etc, as that would only be a "special guest" for Meat Loaf fans...
Just hoping they haven't got some crappy "famous" female singer in to do IACBTMN
Sapphire Lady
09 Nov 2006, 17:30
Just hoping they haven't got some crappy "famous" female singer in to do IACBTMN
Maybe Celine 8-O
So, who said it has to be female? Who says it has to be one of Meat's songs?
It could be a bloke duetting on a classic recorded by someone else. I'm guessing we'll have to wait and see it on TV ...
daveake
09 Nov 2006, 17:50
I'm betting it's Cher doing DR.
But I could be wrong :-)
Bonnie?
Dave
RadioMaster
09 Nov 2006, 18:17
cher was my thought too
The Flying Mouse
09 Nov 2006, 18:25
:twisted: To be billed as a suprise special guest, it has to be someone well known.
Patti?
Jimmy?
Marion?
Hardly household names (even though well known in our own circles)
So who?
Fisrt person to cross my mind is Cher.
It's a duet, and Cher is the only famous person Meat has done a well known duet with.
But I don't know if Cher would be up for it.
It would be one HELL of a hot ticket to see them together after all these years 8)
Bonnie?
Could be.
She's always been linked to Meat for some stranger reason, even though the only thing they have in common is one hell of a song writter.
They never appeared on a song together before (or since) she did a few guest backing vocals on A kiss Is A Terrible Thing To Waste.
There is a third option.
See if you can take a guess from these clues..........
A person Meat HAS dueted with.
They are English.
They have something to flog right now................
Not got it?...............
Roger Daltry from The Who singing Bad Attitude 8)
Though I think they'll both have to play the part of the father these days :lmao:
Think it might be Marion...
Although Bonnie Tyler showed up as a surprised guest on DE concert...
The Flying Mouse
09 Nov 2006, 19:28
Think it might be Marion...
Although Bonnie Tyler showed up as a surprised guest on DE concert...
:twisted: To put it bluntly, if I WASN'T a Meat Loaf fan, and I was told that this famous guy was going to sing with a SUPRISE SPECIAL GUEST (cue fireworks) and Marion Raven walked out, i'd be pretty anoyed :angry:
Hey, I like Marion, but she isn't a well known, and to bill her as a "SUPRISE SPECIAL GUEST" isn't really on.
Yeah, we know who she is, but the public don't.
You might as well let Joe Bloggs on stage and bill him as a suprise special guest.
I might streak across the stage with a Bat III poster stuck to my arse and say that I'M a suprise special guest :lmao: .
Would be a laugh shaking hands with the Queen in the lineup after the show :mrgreen:
:lmao:
:twisted: To put it bluntly, if I WASN'T a Meat Loaf fan, and I was told that this famous guy was going to sing with a SUPRISE SPECIAL GUEST (cue fireworks) and Marion Raven walked out, i'd be pretty anoyed :angry:
Hey, I like Marion, but she isn't a well known, and to bill her as a "SUPRISE SPECIAL GUEST" isn't really on.
Yeah, we know who she is, but the public don't.
You might as well let Joe Bloggs on stage and bill him as a suprise special guest.
I might streak across the stage with a Bat III poster stuck to my arse and say that I'M a suprise special guest :lmao: .
Would be a laugh shaking hands with the Queen in the lineup after the show :mrgreen:
:lmao:
Since my invitation is still in the mail...I might miss your special appearance...but since I am pretty sure it's arriving any day...still looking forward to it...
it could be brian may it doesn't say it has to vocals to be a duet
fireballgirl63
09 Nov 2006, 19:53
it could be brian may it doesn't say it has to vocals to be a duet
Oh, I think that's a good guess.
RadioMaster
09 Nov 2006, 20:11
Nah, I wouldnt call someone singing and someone else playing guitar (these little bits from BfG) a duet.
And it says it´s a classical duet, I wouldnt call BfG a classic.
Bonnie Tyler is atm in a record contract as she is singing a duet together with german singer Matthias Reim, dont know if that may cause a problem...
DIZZY DRUMMER
09 Nov 2006, 21:49
All I can say is:
WHAT TOOK THEM SOOO BLOODY LONG !!!!!
They have had Crap on in the past - so why ignore TALENT :evil:
Sapphire Lady
10 Nov 2006, 10:27
Barry Manilow is also on the list so could maybe be Meat and Barry doing Read Em and Weep. That would be horrific :lol:
samurai7
10 Nov 2006, 13:41
Barry Manilow is also on the list so could maybe be Meat and Barry doing Read Em and Weep. That would be horrific :lol:
Don't. Ever. Say. That. Again. :evil:
You have been warned lol! :-P ;)
RadioMaster
10 Nov 2006, 14:02
also REAW is neither classical nor a duet.
The Flying Mouse
10 Nov 2006, 14:39
Barry Manilow is also on the list so could maybe be Meat and Barry doing Read Em and Weep. That would be horrific :lol:
:twisted: I'm gonna hand out an official warning for flaming for that :evil:
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
No, that would be terrible :shock:
.
:twisted: I'm gonna hand out an official warning for flaming for that :evil:
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
No, that would be terrible :shock:
.
Think it will be rather hysterical...
The Flying Mouse
10 Nov 2006, 15:01
:twisted: *Looks at the ban button* :bleh:
No, you couldn't have them on the same stage.
You just, couldn't :shock:
:panic:
Nah...you couldn't ban ME...could you???
I thought Barry's version was rather funny...
lorenzoduke
10 Nov 2006, 18:53
Anyone know what Tim will be doing?
Maybe Meat can do In The Land Of The Pig. After all, the lyrics do say '****** off', and you can't get much more English than that. Although it might finish them off in the Royal box...
Paradise with someone ghastly like Debra Stephens or something....I sure hope not.
fireballgirl63
10 Nov 2006, 19:00
Anyone know what Tim will be doing?
.
Well they do mention Spamalot as one of the productions and he is starring as King Arthur in the US Broadway version right now - so probably something to do with that.
JMO
daveake
10 Nov 2006, 19:23
Well they do mention Spamalot as one of the productions and he is starring as King Arthur in the US Broadway version right now - so probably something to do with that.
JMO
No he isn't ... he's starring in the London version of Spamalot now.
Maybe Meat can do Land of the Pig, then Tim can do the Flying Cow bit from Spamalot :twisted:
Dave
RadioMaster
10 Nov 2006, 20:03
quick question:
Spamalot = monty python musical?
quick question:
Spamalot = monty python musical?
YES
Cool....cannot wait to see the slow....Anyone know when it is likely to be on the TV ? :D
needmoremeat
11 Nov 2006, 15:30
Won't Tim Curry be with the Spamalot lot?
fireballgirl63
11 Nov 2006, 16:43
Won't Tim Curry be with the Spamalot lot?
You would think so, but he is listed separately.
Cool....cannot wait to see the slow....Anyone know when it is likely to be on the TV ? :D
I think they usually televise it the weekend after the show .. which would be 9/10 december .. If they're going to show it during the week it will be listed in the Radio Times which comes out 28 November; if at the weekend it will be in the one which comes out on 5 December.
Caryl
mattloaf
11 Nov 2006, 22:19
wow shocker.
i hope will be many more than only 1 apearance.
wat a treat for the royals
il be watching.
will it be live no lipsyn?
matty
Won't Tim Curry be with the Spamalot lot?
Tim Curry is confirmed as heading the Spamalot cast for two songs.
wow shocker.
i hope will be many more than only 1 apearance.
wat a treat for the royals
il be watching.
will it be live no lipsyn?
matty
Not sure what you mean by "one appearance". It's a long show and they normally screen it on TV just the once.
As to lip synching .. what an odd question .. when considering Meat as a stage performer. He was about the only person who DID sing live when he appeared in the Party in the Park show for the Prince's Trust a few years ago .. (which was commented on in the press reviews) .. always sings live at concerts .. This is a major live show where all performances are live, and which most artists consider an honour to be invited to appear in .. Of course he will! :) He doesn't like lip-synching and only does this when live performing is less than practical.
When Meat appears on stage he sings his ass off .. and I have no doubt he'll be singing his ass off at the RVS!!
Caryl
mikeloaf
12 Nov 2006, 00:21
Bad for Good would be a good song for the RVP. Land of the pigs too. If he sing like he did at RAH, he will be the star of the show, at last!
meatloaf-unofficial
12 Nov 2006, 13:39
They normally show it on a sunday evening - the week after it is recorded. Plus I think Meat will have a suprise up his sleeve, maybe pyrotenics etc.... and I rekon he might do one song from Bat 1, one from Bat 2 and 1 from Bat 3. You never know, I might be wrong - he might do more than 3 songs.
Great publicity though :-) and last think -
He will bring down the house!!!!
meatloaf-unofficial
22 Nov 2006, 18:16
According to the website, the show will be on tv on Tuesday 12 December 2006 !
Aslo - Meat will sing one song from his new album adn one classic with a speacial duet - as you already knew this !
Finally - The RVP welcomes his first show here !
Perhaps Brian May as his special guest... just a thought
Rosie
dukesofhazard
22 Nov 2006, 18:43
Song from Bat 3 will probably be the new single - so probably BAAB, classic song with special guest probably Anything For Love or Paradise.
No idea who special guest would be, maybe Jack Black - to do BOOH?
MeatGrl1
22 Nov 2006, 22:01
Just a little thought...
How about Tim And Meat's Rocky Horror Shop revisited...:??:
Meat would be up for that but I don't think Tim would be... DAMN!
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Oh to go back...!
:lmao:
fireballgirl63
22 Nov 2006, 22:12
Has anyone read this whole thread from the beginning? Am I just having deja vu or did some of these suggestions already get the go round?
Does anyone know if Meat will still be performing at the Variety Perforance? I just read the get well Meat thread and wondered if this will be cancelled as well :-(
Deb
No mention of the RVP yet Deb. Fingers crossed Meat recovers in time for that one.
Diane
Has anyone read this whole thread from the beginning? Am I just having deja vu or did some of these suggestions already get the go round?
Seems familiar to me too Judy! ;)
Diane
Maybe the special guest will be Jamelia !!!
http://seriouslyomgwtf.blogsome.com/2006/11/25/jamelia-hospitalized-after-on-air-collapse/
"she hoped to recover in time to perform with Meat Loaf at the Royal Variety Performance on December 4."
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com/2006ML.html
meatloaf-unofficial
25 Nov 2006, 16:37
Maybe the special guest will be Jamelia !!!
http://seriouslyomgwtf.blogsome.com/2006/11/25/jamelia-hospitalized-after-on-air-collapse/
"she hoped to recover in time to perform with Meat Loaf at the Royal Variety Performance on December 4."
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com/2006ML.html
but what song - is it a classic ml song or a general classic song ?
Sapphire Lady
25 Nov 2006, 17:16
Well if both Meat and Jamelia don't recover in time we're never going to know :|
Paul191
25 Nov 2006, 20:32
I hope they both recover because Meat singing with the likes of Jamelia will be fantastic promotion.
DazLoaf01
25 Nov 2006, 23:32
Jemelia had to have an emergency hernia operation. It's posted about here, including the metion of performing with Meat.... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6183982.stm
Monstro
26 Nov 2006, 00:51
I hope they both recover because Meat singing with the likes of Jamelia will be fantastic promotion.
I gotta do something about the music I listen too, who's Jamelia?
MeatGrl1
26 Nov 2006, 02:02
I gotta do something about the music I listen too, who's Jamelia?
Do you know the song, Thankyou? Well she sang that.
I love this song.
meatloaf-unofficial
26 Nov 2006, 11:50
I gotta do something about the music I listen too, who's Jamelia?
same here - I only have heard of the name - what kinda music does she sing ?
She sings RnB/pop - she did the theme tune to Bridget Jones Diary 2.
geordieloaf
26 Nov 2006, 18:04
She's a really good singer. Will be intresting to see what song they will do?
That's if they both make it?
I hope they do i've been looking forward to this since i heard.
Paul Crook has updated his website to say that he won't now be performing at the Royal variety Show. http://billymarx.com/pcrook4/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=37&Itemid=2 is the link. He says that Meat Loaf is not happy about it (which was very obvious from Meat Loaf's post here yesterday!).
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com/Blog.html
meatloaf-unofficial
01 Dec 2006, 22:55
The show will be aired as you know on 12 December 2006, more info follows if you didn't know this yet)
Channel: BBC1
Times: 8pm - 10pm (BBC NEWS) 10:35pm - 11:20pm
Not too sure which part Meat will be on but the recorder is at the ready!:D
Ross
Lord Kagan
01 Dec 2006, 23:15
Im laying odds that they Will do Dead ringer ( If they are ecovered that is) as Meat said he was preforming that
geordieloaf
02 Dec 2006, 00:14
Yea the surprise guest wasn't kept to well. Shame i was dreaming of Cher preforming this one last time.
In saying that Jamelia has an excellent voice and it should be good viewing.
At least BAAB will get some good publicity as the viewing figure's are normally really good for these show's.
I really can't believe Paul isnt playing this.
:evil:
but I know it had nothing to do with Meat.
Im just so angry.
lorenzoduke
02 Dec 2006, 01:34
I really can't believe Paul isnt playing this.
:evil:
but I know it had nothing to do with Meat.
Im just so angry.
I'm more upset than angry - I would absolutely love to hear a full live version of Blind as a Bat. Already means a lot to me, that one.
RadioMaster
02 Dec 2006, 10:41
are the artists on that show usually playing live or playback?
I guess it depends on what they do .. comedians are normally live .. so are sketches with cameo performances from Soap stars, magicians, and acrobats:) .. and I've never seen a fire-eater lyp-synching .. lol
Musically, usually they have one or two acts which feature a group of artists from a current musical, who generally sing live using the orchestra at the RVS .. the remaining singers I think vary depending on whether they need their own backing band or not .. just as Meat is singing one song live but having to lipsynch the one which he knows demands his own band rather than the orchestra provided.
As I've only seen the RVS on TV, and there are so many acts following each other it's frankly hard to tell sometimes. I'm pretty sure the Beatles sang live, but that was many years ago, and of course each of them was considered a star in their own right. Shirley Bassey sang live .. but her songs are different and can be sung with the orchestra provided relatively easily .. just as Meat says Dead Ringer is one that doesn't need the NE to do it justice. Larry Hagman sang live .. know that because he dried completely and his mother had to come on and help him out!!
I can understand Meat's frustration and disappointment, but there are so many acts having to be managed through a very tight show (plus they all have to share dressing rooms). Traditionally most performers only had one very short segment .. 4 minutes or so (except for the main compere and the headliner) and if you blinked you'd miss them! Recently they've tended to give more time .. and at least we'll get to see Meat perform two songs :)
And he still carries the honour of being one of the few artists to perform live at the Prince's Party in the Park a few years back .. and then the sound equipment let him down.
Prince Charles clearly likes Meat .. he was I think the only artist invited to sit with the Prince in the audience at the Party in the Park. I'm sure the Prince will love seeing him in the RVS even if he only sings Dead Ringer live :) .. as will I of course :)
Caryl
I'm more upset than angry - I would absolutely love to hear a full live version of Blind as a Bat. Already means a lot to me, that one.
Yeah very upset now to be honest.
:(
Does anyone know if its just Paul thats not playing?
Is Randy playing too?
Hope so, that would make my day if Randy was. but would be even better if Paul was. But not to worry. Still got chance to see him next year.
Yeah very upset now to be honest.
:(
Does anyone know if its just Paul thats not playing?
Is Randy playing too?
Hope so, that would make my day if Randy was. but would be even better if Paul was. But not to worry. Still got chance to see him next year.
I'm pretty sure there will be no Randy or John. I guess for the same reasons as no Paul. :(
Deb
I'm pretty sure there will be no Randy or John. I guess for the same reasons as no Paul. :(
Deb
awk nooo.
thats terrible :(
Meat has already told us that none of the band are allowed to play at the RVP. Look here (http://www.mlukfc.com/forums/showpost.php?p=291302&postcount=1). I'm sure the band members are just as upset about it as Meat and ourselves but it was very good of Meat to take the trouble to let us know.
Diane
I've just got back from RVP and it was an entertaining evening but very long! The show lasted over 3 and a half hours.
Meat Loaf was on in the first half (although they could change the order for when it's televised next week). I thought his voice sounded very strong during DeadRinger (although I think Jamelia missed a couple of lines!).
There was a nice touch when Meat Loaf went towards the back of the stage to sing DeadRinger, as Kasim gave him a reassuring pat on the back as if to say that he was performing well!
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com/Blog.html
Kasim has posted some photos of the RVP rehearsal at http://kasimsulton.blogspot.com/
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com/Blog.html
excellent pics thanks kas for taking them & posting
Thanks Sue & Kasim.. great pics. :))
J.
Pudding
05 Dec 2006, 03:13
Meat has already told us that none of the band are allowed to play at the RVP. Look here (http://www.mlukfc.com/forums/showpost.php?p=291302&postcount=1). I'm sure the band members are just as upset about it as Meat and ourselves but it was very good of Meat to take the trouble to let us know.
Diane
There's a strict budget with RVP and after they get the artists they want or need they start trimming away, That's why you end up with Ken Dodd and not somebody who's any good. That's probably why the band wasn't allowed to play, plus they need to take down one set or performance and quickly put up another one.
Pud :twisted:
Meat Loaf's part of the show was set in a bar and the introduction was that it was a bar that had seen better days so a band would not really have fit into that sort of scene. They had dancers during DeadRinger, plus there was the problem of not being able to play live.
I think all artists donate their time for free for this show as it is an event to raise money for the Artists Benevolent Fund.
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com/Blog.html
Found here (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/6209294.stm):
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/42387000/jpg/_42387958_stewart_416.jpg
Shame we can't be in on the joke!
Diane
RadioMaster
05 Dec 2006, 17:25
did he perform baab too?
meatloaf-unofficial
05 Dec 2006, 17:37
I guess he did from what I gathered in Kasims Blog!
Diane you do know how to make me smile! :))
Meataholic
05 Dec 2006, 17:56
Yes - he certainly did perform BAAB:D
I attended the RVP & had a truly enjoyable time with Deb, Lou & Caryl. Meat was on towards the end of the 1st half of the show. As has already been said the stage was set up in the style of the 'dead-ringer' video. Meat performed BAAB first followed by DR with Jamelia. I thought that the pairing of Jamelia & Meat was great & they both got into character. Whilst singing Meat was prowling around the stage & got up on top of the 'bar' etc, which was fun as some of the other performers just stood relatively still by their microphones at the front of the stage.
It was a wonderful experience to see Meat finally performing at the RVP after all these years:D
I also enjoyed Rod Stewart & Take That were ok:O But some acts, such as Ken Dodd, were IMO awful!
Unfortunately, I didn't get near Meat, but Lou was able to get an autograph when he was leaving the Coliseum.
I'm so pleased that Meat was able to perform at the RVP - it was great promotion:cool: & I'm sure that Prince Charlie really enjoyed Meat's contribution to the show:D
Heather
RoknRollJesus
05 Dec 2006, 19:07
From backstage at the Royal Variety Show...
http://media.mlxxfc.net/RoyalVariety.jpg
geordieloaf
05 Dec 2006, 19:11
From backstage at the Royal Variety Show...
http://media.mlxxfc.net/RoyalVariety.jpg
Did charlie just let one drop?
needmoremeat
05 Dec 2006, 20:58
I think Prince Charles was glad to see Meat perform at the RVP as he missed him at Party in the Park
RadioMaster
05 Dec 2006, 21:34
was the presenter (if there was one) saying something about Meat?
I pray that Meat´s performance wont be cut for tv!:pray:
how was his voice?
(sorry if it´s already been said, didnt read the whole thread:oops:)
It was wonderful to be there, all of us posh-frocked to the nines to see the man Jonathon Ross introduced as one of the greatest rock legends perform. A lovely special end to BAAB and Meat sang his ass off in Dead Ringer to reach every nook and cranny of the Coliseum! I saw that man in the pink jacket at the fruit machine .. and wondered if it was Kasim :) .. From my elevated position in one of the highest crannies it was difficult to tell :)
Lovely evening we shared .. and yes, Meat was great up on the bar dancing :))
It was a good show all round .. but the highlight for us was obviously the man himself. And a number of people I spoke to during the interval and after the show said how much they'd liked the new song they hadn't heard before .. I'm sure they always include all the main acts in the TV show .. and yes Heather, I too hope that it proves a really strong promotional opportunity for Meat.
All in all a truly memorable evening. Very special and an honour to be there and tuck it away in my memories.
Caryl
ChrisBelfast
05 Dec 2006, 22:30
glad those who were there had a great time :-)
Paul191
05 Dec 2006, 22:44
Fantastic! I wish I was there.............. Can't wait to see it on TV. Not only that but this is awesome promotion for the single!!........
Looking forward to the TV showing next Tuesday night. :D :D
Glad to hear all of you lucky enough to be there last night had a fantastic time. :D
Can't wait to see the show on TV. Hopefully they will include both of Meat's songs.
Diane
mikeloaf
06 Dec 2006, 00:21
This is really good news. The RVP is a big show in the UK. As has been said, I hope they give the performance of BAAB and Dead Ringer the TV time it needs and deserves. It's really good news that Meat is fit and well too. Great news! I can't wait to see the show!
Testify
06 Dec 2006, 14:51
in the TV guide for next week it says there are performances from Meat Loaf, Take That etc so from that im hoping that his performance wont be cut out
DanielF
06 Dec 2006, 15:01
If they broadcast Meat's performance on TV could someone please record it for us poor fans here in Germany? lol
Would be very nice
Glad meat did well. how did my other hero do? that is the absolutely amazing Ken Dodd. he didnt happen to over run much did he? lol
Meataholic
06 Dec 2006, 16:42
I must admit that I thought Ken Dodd's part was never going to end:shock:
The Flying Mouse
06 Dec 2006, 19:24
:twisted: Nobody knocks them dead quite like Ken 8)
Can't count how many times i've seen him live and he still gets big laughs from me :lmao:
:twisted: Nobody knocks them dead quite like Ken 8)
Unfortunately Ken Dodd was the one who died on Monday!
I was looking forward to his set as I've seen him before and he was really funny but he was sadly lacking (and too long) that night.
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com/2007.html
Unfortunately Ken Dodd was the one who died on Monday!
I was looking forward to his set as I've seen him before and he was really funny but he was sadly lacking (and too long) that night.
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com/2007.html
Probably because he had to clean up his act a bit for TV and the Royals, the one time I've seen him he was hilarious but extremely adult
I don't that was it as I've seen him before on TV. His last musical part was plain embarrassing. I thought it was sad to see him like that when he's such a legend.
Hopefully when it's televised, they'll cut his set down and only show the funniest parts.
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com/2007.html
Click on the link below and look on page 2 for a pic of Meat arriving for the show:
http://photo.wenn.com/index.php?ref=royal%20variety%20041206&version=int&session_id=1957fbf33afd4dcc510d72467b0d1aba
Diane
MeatGrl1
07 Dec 2006, 02:07
Thanks Diane that is great.
Meat is feeling the cold I see :heart:
lorenzoduke
07 Dec 2006, 06:03
Thanks for the neat photos - roll on Tuesday, I'm really looking forward to it :)
Thanks to Deb for this photo taken with her phone camera. For those not familiar with the RVP all the stars line up on stage at the end of the show to applaud their Royal guests and to sing the National Anthem. Meat is 5th from left:
http://img466.imageshack.us/img466/1592/meatloafrvp41206ls6.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
Found here (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/6209294.stm):
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/42387000/jpg/_42387958_stewart_416.jpg
Shame we can't be in on the joke!
Diane
I actually love this picture so much.
Thanks :)
Me too. I'd still love to know what had them all laughing so much! :lol:
Diane
Me too. I'd still love to know what had them all laughing so much! :lol:
Diane
Yeahh.
Charlie looks as if hes about to wet him self
teehee :-)
Thanks to Deb for this photo taken with her phone camera. For those not familiar with the RVP all the stars line up on stage at the end of the show to applaud their Royal guests and to sing the National Anthem. Meat is 5th from left:
http://img466.imageshack.us/img466/1592/meatloafrvp41206ls6.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
The first guy on the left who Meat appears to be talking to, (yes it is a guy and no, he's not wearing a dress! :lol: ), is Tim Curry dressed for his role as King Arthur in Spamalot.
Diane
RadioMaster
07 Dec 2006, 19:29
Yeahh.
Charlie looks as if hes about to wet him self
teehee :-)
Doesnt have to be a matter of the joke!:twisted:
needmoremeat
08 Dec 2006, 22:54
In that pic of Meat, Rod and Charlie, does anyone know who that guy is behind Rod?
needmoremeat
09 Dec 2006, 15:29
Oh yes! So it is! Silly me! He looks so different when he's partially obscured by Rod Stewart!:lol:
Meataholic
12 Dec 2006, 13:37
I’m just reminding everyone that the RVP is going to be shown in the UK at 8.00pm tonight on BBC1 :D
Apologies if this has been mentioned already - it probably has - but will they appear on tv in the order they actually performed on the night? I guess I'm asking does anyone know what time Meat will be on.....
DIZZY DRUMMER
12 Dec 2006, 21:25
Guys & Gals
PLEASE DON't take this the wrong way - I love Meat
BUT was "SPAM A LOT's" first song about Meat's songs LOL
I could just see Meat in the back having a good laugh at this song.
Starts off quiet & slow - gets louder etc
Meat - NO offence meant - but I could see the funny side of that song !!
Paul191
12 Dec 2006, 23:16
Guys & Gals
PLEASE DON't take this the wrong way - I love Meat
BUT was "SPAM A LOT's" first song about Meat's songs LOL
I could just see Meat in the back having a good laugh at this song.
Starts off quiet & slow - gets louder etc
Meat - NO offence meant - but I could see the funny side of that song !!
I don't get what your saying, lol. Who's 'SPAM A LOT' etc? thanx.
Anyway..... Just saw Meat's performance and thought it was fantastic. Jamelia was great (Even though she did miss the odd few words.......Yikes!) and they both worked together nicely.
Well done Meat!!!
ChoccyBat
12 Dec 2006, 23:31
I put it on just as SpamALots song was on, and yes they were definitely having a light hearted poke at meat! Long haired bloke singing with sexy female, chandalier lights hanging from the roof, smoke, long haired bloke singing, and saying "this song goes on forever", "always ends like this" etc - it was brilliant!
Paul191
12 Dec 2006, 23:48
I put it on just as SpamALots song was on, and yes they were definitely having a light hearted poke at meat! Long haired bloke singing with sexy female, chandalier lights hanging from the roof, smoke, long haired bloke singing, and saying "this song goes on forever", "always ends like this" etc - it was brilliant!
I thought they were just poking fun at musical theater in general......
daveake
12 Dec 2006, 23:54
I put it on just as SpamALots song was on, and yes they were definitely having a light hearted poke at meat! Long haired bloke singing with sexy female, chandalier lights hanging from the roof, smoke, long haired bloke singing, and saying "this song goes on forever", "always ends like this" etc - it was brilliant!
Nothing to do with Meat at all. Spamalot is basically the Holy Grail film plus a lot of pi$$-takes at musical theatre. What you saw was straight from the musical.
Dave
I'm confused, I thought according to someone on an earlier post, Jonathan Ross introduced Meat but in fact it was Jordan who after singing totally off key did the introduction. I thought BAAB was great but DR was NOT his best imho, not helped by Jamelia (I think thats her name, never heard her before) forgetting the words and sometimes not in tune. To me it sounded very under rehearsed as did a lot of the acts, not surprisingly as the rehearsal time is very limited for this show. Glad I've got my memories of the RAH, roll on Wembley! Ken Dodd is so awful (used to like him) I'm for my bed will no doubt read the slating you lot will give me in the morning!!:evil:
Indeed you will read the slating. lol. Ken was awesome. weren't expecting that, were ya! lol. He was great. i have heard on here that his performance was too long etc etc. only thing i can say is the man is used to performing for up to 5 hrs and is trying to fit the best bits of a full show into whats ment to be 15 mins. hard to do, but i think he did really well considering he's 79.
And BAAB was really awesome, shame Meat didn't get to sing it live but, the ending was nicely done. And the new louder music to it worked really well.
Cult Of Byron
13 Dec 2006, 02:44
I thought Jamelia did pretty good, she only missed the words cos Meat overran on the previous line, not allowing her to sing the full line, oops! Anyways, BAAB was good but I gather (apart from the final part) that it was mimed, yes?
MeatGrl1
13 Dec 2006, 03:28
I thought Jamelia did pretty good, she only missed the words cos Meat overran on the previous line, not allowing her to sing the full line, oops! Anyways, BAAB was good but I gather (apart from the final part) that it was mimed, yes?
Go to Bat III Forum look for thread started by Fire Ball titled, 'Before Everyone has a cow !!', Meat explains there.
DIZZY DRUMMER
13 Dec 2006, 08:25
I thought they were just poking fun at musical theater in general......
They were - I just saw the resemblence thats all !!!
I'm confused, I thought according to someone on an earlier post, Jonathan Ross introduced Meat but in fact it was Jordan who after singing totally off key did the introduction.
At the show, at one point (which may not have been shown last night) Jonathan Ross as compere, announced upcoming acts that included Meat Loaf (with the legend quote). It was Jordan and Peter on the night who actually introduced him.
I'd like to know what it is that Kasim is shouting at Meat Loaf in the clip! It looks like "move" or "now" to me!
SueW
http://www.KasimInfo.com
Indeed you will read the slating. lol. Ken was awesome. weren't expecting that, were ya! lol. He was great. i have heard on here that his performance was too long etc etc. only thing i can say is the man is used to performing for up to 5 hrs and is trying to fit the best bits of a full show into whats ment to be 15 mins. hard to do, but i think he did really well considering he's 79.
And BAAB was really awesome, shame Meat didn't get to sing it live but, the ending was nicely done. And the new louder music to it worked really well.
Re Ken Dodd, I actually sat through one of his live shows about ten years ago, and it was brilliant, but I think compared to that last night was disappointing partly because now he is probably (hate to say it, with luck we will all get there one day!) just too old. There comes a time when all entertainers have to call it a day and leave their audience with the good memories. A sad fact of life!
rachelba
13 Dec 2006, 10:19
Loved "Blind as a Bat" (even though I kept singing the full version and getting on everyones nerves!) but thought "Dead Ringer" was pretty dismal - just my opinon folks!!
Rosiec211
13 Dec 2006, 11:00
Have to admit I was really looking forward to seeing Tim Curry in Spamalot but I thought it was pretty unfunny. Parts of the ballad-y song were clever, but the camelot song where the lady on the lake just made stupid noises to show off her incredible vocal range were...childish. But Meat and Take That boht stole the show for me. BAAB was amazing and I can't wait to hear it live next year if he sings it. Never had high opinions of Jamelia but she did well...Meat, thank you for an amazing performance.
SuperLoafMan
13 Dec 2006, 11:12
Loved Meats performance last night on RVP. Absolutely Fantastic! :D
Jamelia was good too, although she did miss her line on the bar she was still great!
Nice one Meat!
Moonlight shadow
13 Dec 2006, 12:00
Fantastic perfomance of the two songs.
Thanks Meat for that.:-P
Paul191
13 Dec 2006, 12:15
They were - I just saw the resemblence thats all !!!
Eeeeeerm, i'm sorry but I was actually replying to Choccybat's statement of 'they were definitely having a light hearted poke at meat'!!!
firefly
13 Dec 2006, 12:33
I really enjoyed watching Meat last night. Thought he performed really well.
BAAB was just simply amazing.
well done Meat!xx
hairyvince
13 Dec 2006, 12:43
Thought it was not a bad performance at all.
Blind was energetically performed (my friends who I was watching with didn't realised it was on tape.
Lets not blame anyone for the bit in Dead Ringer...great to hear that song live.
Couch Potato
13 Dec 2006, 13:55
meat loaf came in early after the interlude, but they both coverd it well. It was a good perfomrance frm Meat Loaf. jemila looked scared lol
I'm disagreeing.
I don't think meat can still do it live to be honest :o(
That doesn't mean I'm gonna enjoy seeing him any less next year.
Just listening to some old live stuff and his voice was fantastic then!
Now, I dunno, I've only really seen live stuff from my first CHSIB tour show and its just nowhere near as good as it used to be.
The RAH clips i've seen sound meh.
I did enjoy the US stuff where meat is out in the cold and the Batman car!
Last night, meats performance was fantastic until the mic was turned on.
Still, great to see him and enjoyed it :) was worth sitting through the crap for!
Kev,
If you're limiting your opinion to some dodgy clips you've seen on YouTube, which seems to be the implication from what I read. Then I do think you're perhaps a little off the mark.
Of course Meats voice has changed since the Bat I days, and in fact it's changed every tour ever since - that age think affects us all in one way or another. Show me another artist who's voice hasn't changed over the years? (Jagger, Springsteen, Bono, even Robbie Williams fpr example!).
I saw Meat at Mannheim, RAH, NYC and Toronto, and live in person he sounded a million times better tahn he does on any of those YouTube clips recorded on camera's with minute microphones which don't have the raneg to decently record a live concert.
At many of the shows I saw in the autumn I was lucky enough to be close enough to able to hear Meat sing straight from his mouth without the aid of amplification ... through many of the songs that many people have slated the clips of ... take it from me that he can still cut it! Anyway this isn't the thread for that discussion really is it?
To see Meat on something that is regarded by the establishment as one of the highlights of the TV entertainment year was a treat indeed, and as you say worth waiting through the crap for! The RVP has regularly attracted a large viewing audience, and I'd imagine last night was no different, so in terms of exposure alone it's good news!
My opinion isn't based on the RAH clips, I simply said they were 'meh' and that will be for the reasons you mentioned.
I've only seen meat live twice and enjoyed both times so much its untrue. It doesn't matter if his voice wasn't that good (Both shows got slated in record collector), just being there made up for it. And you know if it's a lil off, its not cos Meat can't be arsed and we know he give it his all every show.
I was simply saying that in my opinion I don't think Meat has it live anymore and we seem to be forever making excuses. Both radio 2 sessions (03 & 06), the lottery (03), Party In The Park (03), American Idol (06) and others which don't spring to mind. They were all very average - shockingly poor.
Go back to 98 when Meat was pushing VBO/Storytellers and his voice was fantastic. I know thats 8 years ago now and time takes it's toll, etc. and its understandable, the man is almost 60 and still trying his best to belt out songs which most people half his age wouldn't be able to do.
As I was discussing the events of last night, I think it is on topic and relevent to this discussion. What wouldn't be is if the Army jump in with their 'Meat was great', 'Best he's ever done', 'CHSIB' etc etc
I enjoyed it, I already said that. I like the fact he mimed (you could see he was actually singing his arse off, even if the mic wasn't on at that point) too, because I could have seen people being put off if meat did it live and it wasn't too good. Also, of course it was exposure and they put Meat over big time (even if Peter and Jordan were shite at introducing him).
AndrewG
13 Dec 2006, 16:06
(even if Peter and Jordan were shite at introducing him).
I thought they weren't too bad. Obviously they have a brain of a small chicken but at least they seem happy and come across as quite positive individuals since they got hooked up.
Monstro
13 Dec 2006, 16:07
I'm disagreeing.
I don't think meat can still do it live to be honest :o(
That doesn't mean I'm gonna enjoy seeing him any less next year.
Just listening to some old live stuff and his voice was fantastic then!
Now, I dunno, I've only really seen live stuff from my first CHSIB tour show and its just nowhere near as good as it used to be.
The RAH clips i've seen sound meh.
I did enjoy the US stuff where meat is out in the cold and the Batman car!
Last night, meats performance was fantastic until the mic was turned on.
Still, great to see him and enjoyed it :) was worth sitting through the crap for!
If, as you say, Meat can't do it live I really can't understand why you'd want to see him live, guess we've got some negative reviews to look forward to come next May then (you already got them written?). I've been seeing Meat live since '84, his voice has changed without a doubt and I for one think it's better, I've just received a cd of Meat live in '78 and it's not a patch on his singing at the RAH (I was there and not watching some dodgy clips - it was an amazing concert in everyway including his voice, Objects was incredible).
"Until the mike was turned on"?? That's just an insult - a cheap shot that is becoming all to common around here. You want me to take you seriously, try constructive instead of destructive.
Anyway this isn't the thread for that discussion really is it?
What he said still applies ... this isn't the time or the place for that discussion please!
:roll: "Until the mike was turned on"?? That's just an insult - a cheap shot that is becoming all to common around here. You want me to take you seriously, try constructive instead of destructive.
I fail to see how it was an insult. Meat's performance was different after the mic came on and you could clearly tell the difference. If I'd have said 'Until the mic came on, and then he was shit' then I'd agree with you.
There is no such thing as being constructive here.
Why go and see Meat? Cos like I said, even if it isn't the best singing in the world it's still Meat Loaf live! Its not just a guy singing, its a whole show. You're still going to go home thinking, ****ing hell, I just saw Meat Loaf.
And who knows, this might very well be the last time, so why would I not want to go.
You're right about his voice, in the 70's - 80's his voice was raw. 90's it was pretty much perfect. Now, I dunno, its down to your own views. I'm poss wanting to hear Meat as he was, but thats just me. I don't think anyone can knock his vocals on the album though, maybe his best apart from Bat 2. A lil off topic though.
Lets not turn this into a 'someone disagrees with us so we'lll post and moan about that'. Its now a topic of peoples thoughts of last night I believe?:roll:
allrevvedup
13 Dec 2006, 17:22
"Until the mike was turned on"?? That's just an insult - a cheap shot that is becoming all to common around here. You want me to take you seriously, try constructive instead of destructive.
Having watched Meat's performance last night I thought it was good overall. For 99% of Blind As A Bat you couldn't tell that he was miming it, basically cause he wasn't he was singing with the mic off and then there were a few bum notes when they switched the mic on...he finished the song a different way, tried something new maybe, and it didn't come off as well as the rest of the song did.
Dead Ringer for Love was decent, my brother said during it that it was the best he's heard Meat sing live in a few years...
Monstro what's wrong with ICwuke's statement? If he didn't like the live part of the performance so what? It's not an insult to say that. Is it an insult to a chef if you don't like the meal he's cooked? no. If you went into that same chef's kitchen, gave him a torrent of abuse and called him all the names under the sun then yes that is an insult and uncalled for cause you're attacking his character not his ability as a chef.
ICwuke didn't like Meat's live vocals at the end of the song...fair enough...i didn't think the live vocals were that hot either, but the overall image was good and that is Meat Loaf. He's not the best singer in the world (i don't know who is) but he's a damn fine performer and that i think is what ICwuke is trying to say.
'guess we've got some negative reviews to look forward to come next May then (you already got them written?). '
That sounds more like a cheap shot to me or have you already got your reviews for next may written where everything in the show was perfect?
If i want to hear pitch perfect vocals, which i don't, i'll go listen to a boy or girlband with no soul and hardly any emotion. If i want to see and hear a performer putting everything into his performance then I'll go see the likes of Meat Loaf.
At the same time i've seen the good and bad in terms of his vocals. He's human, he's not perfect...like some of you seem to think he is.
:roll:
I fail to see how it was an insult. Meat's performance was different after the mic came on and you could clearly tell the difference. If I'd have said 'Until the mic came on, and then he was shit' then I'd agree with you.
There is no such thing as being constructive here.
Why go and see Meat? Cos like I said, even if it isn't the best singing in the world it's still Meat Loaf live! Its not just a guy singing, its a whole show. You're still going to go home thinking, ****ing hell, I just saw Meat Loaf.
And who knows, this might very well be the last time, so why would I not want to go.
You're right about his voice, in the 70's - 80's his voice was raw. 90's it was pretty much perfect. Now, I dunno, its down to your own views. I'm poss wanting to hear Meat as he was, but thats just me. I don't think anyone can knock his vocals on the album though, maybe his best apart from Bat 2. A lil off topic though.
Lets not turn this into a 'someone disagrees with us so we'lll post and moan about that'. Its now a topic of peoples thoughts of last night I believe?:roll:
I am very reassured that I am not the only one on this site that feels exactly the same way as Kev. I also am looking forward to seeing Meat in May because he, and the band, and the backing singers put on a fantastic show. If I want to hear a great voice I listen to his cds. I felt last night that DR did him no favours as did (sorry to harp back on it) the Ken Bruce farce. Live with HIS band, an audience joining in enthusiastically yes, no leaping about audience, non of his own musicians about him then imho it is a huge nono. All day I have had people that watched him last night make anti remarks
that they cant understand why I enthuse about him and I dont think he deserves that. No doubt there are some on this site that will think I have committed a grave offence by writing this but I feel a true fan should deal in constructive criticism and I do not believe anything I or Kev have written is insulting to Meat and I trust in the highly unlikely event of him reading this he would not take it as such, because it certainly isnt intended to be.
allrevvedup
13 Dec 2006, 18:58
well there's at least 3 of us!
needmoremeat
13 Dec 2006, 20:14
Poor man. Of all the people that could have introduced him, it fell to Peter and Katie!:shock: :roll:
Still, was nice to hear him being mentioned within the first 20 seconds of the intro by Natasha Kaplinsky, and seeing him in such a popular event. :D Thoroughly enjoyed his performance, although don't think Jamelia's voice was quite strong enough, she sounded airy, if you know what I mean. You probably don't but never mind!:lol:
With the Spamalot thing, I only saw it as poking fun at musicals in general, but now you mention the Meat thing!:lol:
Just realised with horror last night: Peter and Katie is one letter away from being my parents' names!:shock: :faint: :panic:
EDIT: by the way, who was that youngish comedian with the dark hair in the suit who came out after the Iranian guy with the different walks? He actually made me laugh!:lmao: Only other stand ups to do that were Jasper Carrot and Billy Connelly.:lol:
MeatGrl1
13 Dec 2006, 20:32
I'm disagreeing.
I don't think meat can still do it live to be honest :o(
That doesn't mean I'm gonna enjoy seeing him any less next year.
Just listening to some old live stuff and his voice was fantastic then!
Now, I dunno, I've only really seen live stuff from my first CHSIB tour show and its just nowhere near as good as it used to be.
The RAH clips i've seen sound meh.
I did enjoy the US stuff where meat is out in the cold and the Batman car!
Last night, meats performance was fantastic until the mic was turned on.
Still, great to see him and enjoyed it :) was worth sitting through the crap for!
:angry: :bicker: :rly: :bicker: :angry:
OK Kevin,
Though I respect this as your opinion please keep this to yourself. Meat doesn't need to read this and think if the shoe was on the other foot would you like that said about you? At a guess NO!
I love listening to Meat Live from 1978 or now and I can vouch for the fact that Meat was fantastic at the RAH and believe me alot of people here attened that show and can back that up. This post angered me I am not going to pretend it didn't!
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