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mszee 05 May 2006 14:05

I keep on thinking about it...so I've asked people who are not fans and don't know much about him what they think. Interesting...they also think that it's because he is an actor first and thinks more about getting into the character and expressing emotions than how his notes will come out...

Dave 05 May 2006 14:39

One thing you gotta' remmeber is Meat Loaf himself claims to entertain, not sing. I think it is all part of the act.

~Dave

mszee 05 May 2006 14:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave
One thing you gotta' remmeber is Meat Loaf himself claims to entertain, not sing. I think it is all part of the act.

~Dave

That is part of what I am trying to say, however, it explains WHY is he doing it...still doesn't explain HOW...do you know what I mean?

vrg 05 May 2006 20:22

Lucy is right about the acid reflux disease; Meat mentioned it in the commentary of MSO. But he also said he had been chewing gum a long time before that 'prescription' for medicinally dried out vocal chords. What I don't understand about the gum is how he can 'park' it so securely that it doesn't move no matter how open his mouth is, or how heavily he is singing.

And Meat does put acting first in his performances.

RadioMaster 05 May 2006 21:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by vrg
Lucy is right about the acid reflux disease; Meat mentioned it in the commentary of MSO. But he also said he had been chewing gum a long time before that 'prescription' for medicinally dried out vocal chords. What I don't understand about the gum is how he can 'park' it so securely that it doesn't move no matter how open his mouth is, or how heavily he is singing.

And Meat does put acting first in his performances.

Youīre right Virginia, iīve looked it up, too. I canīt understand how much gum he can chew while singing! Iīve counted 3 pieces of it. I whouldnīt be able to speak with so much gum!

vrg 05 May 2006 21:22

If I remember what he said correctly, Meat said he used to put in 5 pieces, but has now worked down to 4!

Fallen Angel 05 May 2006 21:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by vrg
Part 2: he chews gum to keep his vocal chords from drying out; has done so since the late 70's/early 80's.

thats a useful technique. i find chewing helps coz my vocals dry quick, i just wish others wld see it like that and not whine at u for chewing come when singing.
hugs
leeann

L96 06 May 2006 03:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fallen Angel
thats a useful technique. i find chewing helps coz my vocals dry quick, i just wish others wld see it like that and not whine at u for chewing come when singing.
hugs
leeann

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

CarylB 06 May 2006 10:17

Scientists have explained why we see a rainbow arching across the sky and why chocolate makes us feel so good .. but the rainbow isn't any more beautiful for understanding what causes it, the chocolate doesn't taste any better .. and a Turner doesn't look any more wonderful for having its brushstrokes dissected :-) We have a cherry tree in my road which is a mix of pure white and pink blossoms .. the Council had all the white branches pruned away one year (the vandals!) .. but the white has grown back. It's one of a kind .. a small wonderment .. and like so many of life's miracles that lift one's heart, I don't need to pick them apart to try and understand them, but just bask in the joy they give :D

Meat sees himself as a performer rather than a singer of songs .. How does he do it? Who knows? Like a Turner or the cherry tree, he's one of those miracles in life that I'm just happy to have wash over me :))))))

RadioMaster 06 May 2006 12:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarylB
Scientists have explained why we see a rainbow arching across the sky and why chocolate makes us feel so good .. but the rainbow isn't any more beautiful for understanding what causes it, the chocolate doesn't taste any better .. and a Turner doesn't look any more wonderful for having its brushstrokes dissected :-) We have a cherry tree in my road which is a mix of pure white and pink blossoms .. the Council had all the white branches pruned away one year (the vandals!) .. but the white has grown back. It's one of a kind .. a small wonderment .. and like so many of life's miracles that lift one's heart, I don't need to pick them apart to try and understand them, but just bask in the joy they give :D

Meat sees himself as a performer rather than a singer of songs .. How does he do it? Who knows? Like a Turner or the cherry tree, he's one of those miracles in life that I'm just happy to have wash over me :))))))

A very poetic statement. Thanks for that!

mszee 06 May 2006 16:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Radiomaster
A very poetic statement. Thanks for that!

Very poetic and very true...I see things sort of the same way...

Fallen Angel 07 May 2006 12:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by lotus96
:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

explain for me plz.
hugs
leeann

Jeanie 08 May 2006 01:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fallen Angel
explain for me plz.
hugs
leeann


Hi Fallen Angel :D

Lotus was being naughtie... LOL. Read the last line of your post above, about "chewing gum" or something else... :shock: :lmao:

J.

mszee 08 May 2006 03:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeanie
Hi Fallen Angel :D

Lotus was being naughtie... LOL. Read the last line of your post above, about "chewing gum" or something else... :shock: :lmao:

J.

Oh my dear lord...nobody noticed this until now...oh god...:oops:

I am dying here laughing....

L96 08 May 2006 03:48

OI. I noticed. :D

It's a common enough typo, now play nice. :-)

mszee 08 May 2006 03:56

Common enough typo??? In which language???? I am playing nice...I didn't bring it up...but it's still funnnneeeeeeee...

Fallen Angel 08 May 2006 16:06

lol

Pudding 14 May 2006 12:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarylB
Scientists have explained why we see a rainbow arching across the sky and why chocolate makes us feel so good .. but the rainbow isn't any more beautiful for understanding what causes it, the chocolate doesn't taste any better .. and a Turner doesn't look any more wonderful for having its brushstrokes dissected :-) We have a cherry tree in my road which is a mix of pure white and pink blossoms .. the Council had all the white branches pruned away one year (the vandals!) .. but the white has grown back. It's one of a kind .. a small wonderment .. and like so many of life's miracles that lift one's heart, I don't need to pick them apart to try and understand them, but just bask in the joy they give :D

Meat sees himself as a performer rather than a singer of songs .. How does he do it? Who knows? Like a Turner or the cherry tree, he's one of those miracles in life that I'm just happy to have wash over me :))))))

So you're saying Meat's a Cherry Tree :wtf:

Pud :twisted:

CarylB 15 May 2006 01:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pudding
So you're saying Meat's a Cherry Tree :wtf:

Pud :twisted:

No

RadioMaster 25 May 2006 15:07

Have to reactivate this thread because Iīve noticed something:

We were talking about the two different ways of reaching voluminous notes. (bend over and the Pavarotti-way)
Weīve said that Meat bends over to reach voluminous notes and thatīs very difficult to explain how it works.
(That was just a short review for those who didnīt read the posts above)

Did You see the AI performance?
There heīs singing exactly the other way...
Maybe thatīs the reason why he wasnīt "that" good.

vrg 25 May 2006 16:01

I think he didn't get into 'position' as much as usual because he was holding back for Katherine, and not using even half of the power he is capable of.

BillyPhatu 26 May 2006 23:45

I think the way Meat sings, upon close examination, would make a professional opera singer cringe. From what i have noticed, he doesn't do a lot of heavy breathing when he performs. They are more like short, less controlled breaths. Opera singers don't have bigger lungs... they just have more control over their lungs and have the ability to get more air out of them. They have abdomens and back muscles like iron because they use them so much! Their sound, especially when it's biggest, comes from deep down inside them - they use the whole of their bodies to produce a sound. Standing in a different posture will create a different sound. Meat is the opposite to this really - most rock and pop singers are the same. You'll see him take a lot of breaths between phrases and words. He also uses his thoat and chest to shape the sound and give that unique vibrato of his. Overall it takes a lot more effort and strain to sing the way Meat does. So that's why I think Meat bends over a lot of the time to get big notes. He is using his upper body more than his lower body and bending over he is somehow trying to dig deep by tensing up. It's a habit he has gotten into. When he was younger he didn't do it so much. I think this way of singing has kind of taken its toll on him because you'll notice he needs to put a whole lot more effort in to performing now. Does any of what I said make sense :?

Meat still sound great though and always has done :D

PrissLoaf 27 May 2006 01:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pudding
So you're saying Meat's a Cherry Tree :wtf:

Pud :twisted:

if Steinman's a kitten, why couldn't Meat be a cherry tree? :devil:


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