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Whoever is in Row B seat 14 and 16 shall have the pleasure of my company for the whole performance.
You lucky people |
Yes must make sure they are special socks for that day! Look forward to seeing you there
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Is this for Manchester? Im in 17 Gez will be 18...
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18 Feb Manchester row X with ma 4 besties
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i asked the manchester opera house when they are gona do some promo this is what they said
Hi Martin, later this year we should expect some promotional material - November might be a good bet for this. It is featured in our season brochure which is out now i am also sharing every artical and post about the show on my facebook i have changed my fb cover to the show artwork to advertise the show i so want this to be a success for jim he deserves it after years of working on it :) |
its strange that for the manchester shows that all the stalls and circle have all sold out for the 14th march and 17th march and that only the gallery is only available all the rest of the shows are green best available apart from the first to shows im wondering if something special is happening on them tuesday nights
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London is selling faster which is interesting
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http://www.broadwayworld.com/westend...SICAL-20161024
"Join the eternally young Strat and his wild gang, The Lost, as they roam the streets of Obsidian, a post-apocalyptic Manhattan, ruled by the wicked and tyrannical Falco. When Strat first sets eyes on Falco's daughter, Raven, who has been locked away in the palace towers, he sets out to rescue her from her evil father's clutches in a full throttle tale of teenage love, youthful rebellion and living the rock and roll dream. <--- !!!! Bat Out of Hell is a breathtaking new musical that features 17 of Meat Loaf's greatest hits including I'd Do Anything for Love, Paradise by the Dashboard Light, You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth (Hot Summer Night), Dead Ringer For Love, Two Out of Three Ain't Bad, Bat Out of Hell and more." I knew over 20 would be a lot!! |
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Ooooof. Those photos of Jim...Its like whoever took them had no idea how to take a solid photo
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I sympathize to a certain extent. I mean one wants to capture Jim, but also they want to get a view of the collection of kooky shit he's got in his Bat Cave, and it's got to be a certain size so the text isn't lost... it's not easy photographing for a specific layout with a specific vision. But it could have been better, yes.
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I think the photographer was the journalist? |
I'm going to the press launch in Manchester guys - will send full report :)
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https://twitter.com/julianstoneman/s...24525195231232
Press launch THIS THURSDAY 4 NOVEMBER at London Coliseum, they want a load of people with Harley Davisons - win tickets to LDN press night on June 20!! |
Manchester is following Monday
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Bout bloody time. ;) haha |
how do you get to go to the press event in manchester ? i would love to go to that and find out some news as i have set up a unofficial fan page on facebook specifically for the musical so fans of the show can talk to each other about it just like the other shows what have fan groups
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Grrr I'm so HUNGRY to feast on ths show!! |
Absolute Classic Rock will be live streaming the event on their Facebook starting at 5pm London time; Thursday November 3rd!
If you're around this will be at London Coliseum, St Martin's Lane in beautiful Covent Garden |
According to Twitter, Meat has joined the cast as a special attending guest!
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Meat will be appearing on ITV's Good Morning show tomorrow to promote the musical, and is also dong a live Q&A on his twitter page @RealMeatLoaf to celebrate the launch of Bat Out Of Hell - The Musical at 12.45pm GMT/8.45am ET/6.45am PT the same day
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No, that question was answered weeks ago, publicly and directly, by Meat.
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He said Jim would never write another song again. It's in one of the articles somewhere. Though Jim IMO need never have written another song after FCOL and the Bat album. Of course I'm glad that he did.
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If that guy is singing BODY, i sure as hell hope Meat records it for the record.
For something produced by Jim himself, i was expecting Rob Evan type vocal power. The guy has A LOT of charisma and loved the clip, just cant see him singing BODY. Wishing this all the best. That choreography tho is pretty sloppy, probably due to stage size. |
Let's also not forget that this will not reflect the show itself necessarily, this is just what they threw together for the launch.
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IF SOME ONE WROTE I AM PLAYING A character IN the Musical in NYC . All I said was It would be fun . I never said I was . Who ever posted start dealing with the truth .
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https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...52&oe=588776BD excited to see whose Hook. |
I really liked the duet version of Two out of Three!
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I've always thought Two out of Three would make a great duet so I'm delighted Jim agrees!! :-P :cool: ;)
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I attended the launch night in London as I work in Covent Garden so I sneaked out early to get a glimpse. I already have my tickets and I'm very excited for the musical - I thought the lead was really good- a very different vocal to Meat which was probably the point. It's a very young cast and it was a little weird seeing Meat and then hearing someone else do Bat. The Musical certainly feels like We Will Rock You - and if this show can have a slice of that success it would be massive
Really good crowd for the promo by the way- which should be expected considering the location. Many passers by stopping to have a listen. Meat sounds better to me than he did during the Braver promo. He clearly is in pain with his back. I admire his commitment and dedication for promoting this for Jimmy- he is such a good sport for someone who should be resting up but we know he loves working. |
Feeling absolutely gutted at the moment.
The Palace Theatre and Opera House in Manchester had a competition on their FB page and the prize was two tickets to the launch on Monday. They were giving away several pairs of tickets. There were 62 replies. I replied and I really spilled my heart out in my answer. Just found out that I didn't win. A few of the winners were fine - gave birth to Bat of Hell but then there was one that said he was on a game show and knew all the answers to questions in the Meat Loaf category - great, can retain info but really a fan? - and another said she was writing her own version of Bat Out of Hell: The Musical and would love to compare the two. Most of the other answers didn't even seem to know what they were trying to win, thinking it was tickets to the show rather than the launch! Nevertheless, very very upset right now. :( Thanks for letting me vent! https://www.facebook.com/PalaceandOp...78205742134882 |
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Glad you got there and had a great time |
Just looked at the Twitter stuff and the AOL Build video, both very nice. Can't wait to see what happens next! Really hoping Meat does Body for the cast album.
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We've got a list of songs building from promo:
BAT OUT OF HELL ANYTHING FOR LOVE IT'S ALL COMING BACK TO ME NOW DEAD RINGER FOR LOVE TWO OUTTA THREE TOOK THE WORDS FOR CRYING OUT LOUD NOT ALLOWED TO LOVE WHAT PART OF MY BODY HURTS THE MOST WHO NEEDS THE YOUNG? SPEAKING IN TONGUES PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHT 12 titles right there - All mentioned as making it in - surely All Revved Up and Heaven Can Wait will be there to cover the whole first album? I'm hoping for Rock n Roll Dreams too |
I've got a sneaking suspicion we will know everything in the score, Danny. :P
But more seriously, based on TWG's response to my hope that nothing from Tanz crops up in the show, I think there's a good chance "Objects" will be there (much to my chagrin, but what can you do?). |
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I've been keeping tabs, obv more will be added :D |
Oh no, I know it's what's been confirmed in interviews and promo, and kudos to us, we've figured out 12 (maybe 13, if I'm right about "Objects") of the 17 songs that are in the show!
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I enjoyed the snippets from the launch event, and it looks like it will be a fun show.
I also must say that Andrew Polec sure is darn pretty!!! |
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It Just wont quit would be great, I'd also love Total Eclipse, Objects & Frying Pan :D
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Total Eclipse has already been used in another show of Jim's (not, as TWG pointed out, like that would stop him from using it, foolhardy as I think that would be).
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CwqIYoWXAAA7FHk.jpg More confirmed tracks: ROCK N ROLL DREAMS COME THROUGH (yessssssss!) OBJECTS IN THE REAR VIEW MIRROR (well done letsgotoofar!) LIFE IS A LEMON AND I WANT MY MONEY BACK |
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I could be wrong, but I expected pretty much all of Bat and Bat 2 to be included in some form, so up to now what has been confirmed how I would have imagined it.
I would think the rest will be from the remaining Bat/Bat 2 songs (Frying Pan, Just Won't Quit, Lost Boys, All Revved Up, Heaven Can Wait, Everything Louder) And based on the original website I am still expecting a couple more non Meat songs. Oh and Love And Death And An American Guitar (Wasted Youth - whichever you prefer) is clearly in there as well. |
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Surely HEAVEN CAN WAIT and ALL REVVED UP have to be in to make the whole of Bat 1? I can understand stuff being left off Bat 2, that was longer, plus we have All Comin Back, two from BTWA then the two 'new' songs
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Well, if memory serves, although we've been told that things have changed, Jim once said on his old blog that there would be 15 songs from Bat I & II (which suggests, to me, all 7 on the first one and 8 from the second) in addition to 3 new ones.
So far, that's one thing that hasn't changed all that much -- we are now hearing there are 17 songs total in the show, 2 of which are new (or "new," depending on what fandom you're in), and we've already identified 15 (16 if you count "Wasted Youth," but I consider that dialogue). I don't think we've got far to go. So far, the song count (excerpted from Danny's posts) is: Bat I: BAT OUT OF HELL, TOOK THE WORDS, TWO OUTTA THREE, PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHT, FOR CRYING OUT LOUD Dead Ringer: DEAD RINGER FOR LOVE Bat II: ANYTHING FOR LOVE, LIFE IS A LEMON AND I WANT MY MONEY BACK, ROCK N ROLL DREAMS COME THROUGH, OBJECTS IN THE REAR VIEW MIRROR Bat III: IT'S ALL COMING BACK TO ME NOW Braver: WHO NEEDS THE YOUNG, SPEAKING IN TONGUES Miscellaneous / New: NOT ALLOWED TO LOVE, WHAT PART OF MY BODY HURTS THE MOST |
oh my lord I was about to divide them like that :P
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Just for the record. They are not Bat 1, Bat2, Bat3 or Braver songs. They are Jim Steinman songs, which is a rather big difference.
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The musical songs have basically nothing to do with the Meat Loaf songs. They are Jim Steinman songs. I am sure with some different arrangements, different performance etc. But I don't think the Meat Loaf 'fans' identify them this way. I think the fans are well aware of the difference. It's more for the non-fans that know the songs or perhaps the albums that will identify them this way. Not sure any of them visit this board though ;) |
Either way, we've figured out 15 out of 17. Roll on the other two!
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If they want to make this successful they need to cater to far more than the fanbase! And that's a very good thing:-
General rock and musical theatre fans, people who want a good night out and fans of shows such as We Will Rock You will come and see Bat, the songs will be exposed to a brand new audience. They will live on through productions of this show I only got into Queen after seeing WWRY, buying The Platimum Collection. As a Meat/Jim fan, and a musical theatre fan in general, I'm so excited for the new arrangements etc., and to see what context the songs will take in the story. I've wanted this for a long long time Thisis a new beginning for Steinman's work, some of his most known tracks. |
My guess is "All Revved Up" and "Heaven Can Wait" -- those are the only two I have known to be in the show before that make sense.
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Amazing Manchester launch today -
Speech by Tony Smith (Manager for Pink Floyd) one of the producers Meat Loaf spoke for ages and he was on fine form The cast performed brilliantly Deadringer, 2outof3, then a phenomenal Bat out of Hell. You have to hear Andrew in person, he's amazing!!! Make sure you book! |
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Hope the keyboard player learns the Bat intro riff properly before opening day :p
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What you won't get on opening day: The above video. It's the bare bones only, folks :cool:
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Song update!
Meat Loaf confirms the presence of IT JUST WON'T QUIT in the show on Radio 2 this afternoon. That puts the standings at: Bat I: BAT OUT OF HELL, TOOK THE WORDS, TWO OUTTA THREE, PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHT, FOR CRYING OUT LOUD Dead Ringer: DEAD RINGER FOR LOVE Bat II: ANYTHING FOR LOVE, LIFE IS A LEMON AND I WANT MY MONEY BACK, ROCK N ROLL DREAMS COME THROUGH, IT JUST WON'T QUIT, OBJECTS IN THE REAR VIEW MIRROR Bat III: IT'S ALL COMING BACK TO ME NOW Braver: WHO NEEDS THE YOUNG, SPEAKING IN TONGUES Miscellaneous / New: NOT ALLOWED TO LOVE, WHAT PART OF MY BODY HURTS THE MOST Only one left to discover! |
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I wish: I'm gonna love her for both of us Land of the pig Only when i feel/break it or Bad for good or all reved up with no place to go or out of the frying pan or lost boys and golden girls |
Hopefully Frying Pan!
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According to batoutofhellmusical.com: the musical contains 20 songs *** BAT OUT OF HELL is a breathtaking new musical that features 17 of Meat Loaf's greatest hits including I’d Do Anything for Love, Paradise by the Dashboard Light, You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth (Hot Summer Night), Dead Ringer For Love, Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad, Bat Out of Hell and three new Jim Steinman originals written for the show. *** |
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Surely Bad for Good, Lost Boys & Golden Girls and All Revved Up will be there? I mean they were written for it, no?
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I'm really concerned that this musical may lack popular appeal. Ticket sales for Manchester have been terrible....partly due to ridiculous admission prices.
I am also surprised that Steinman hasn't included Total Eclipse of the heart, Holding Out for a hero, No matter what etc to add to its mainstream appeal. Meat Loaf is not popular with young people anymore unfortunately. The average guy on the street is lucky if he can name three of Meat's songs. |
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Hopefully Frying Pan
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Booked in Manchester for March 9th 😀😀😀
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Yes I still count 3 to be named (as there has only been 14 of Meat's songs so far.)
I think Pig could be one with it not appearing the Batman the musical and probably would be sung by Falco for my money. If there are 3 "new" tracks, I would have thought they would have announced all three at the same time. The thing is I can't actually think of a third that hasn't been floating around with the exception of Graveyard Shift and Wonderful Toys which i think are too Batman orientated unless there has been a lot of rewriting. So just have to wait and see on that one. Of the other Meat ones I would still expect the rest of Bat to be completed. |
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With a seemingly young and vibrant cast, and rock opera songs that have consistently drawn audiences from ages 7 to 70 when Meat has toured, I'd think they have covered the bases pretty well! |
Im actually surprised at the amount of enthusiasm about this.
I personally cannot wait, but its interesting to see people who used to think only Meat can do these songs, support this. Or is it just cause Meat has endorsed it and promoted it and Jims producing it? If thats the case, thats just wrong. I guarantee if meat didnt promote it this, this would be met with more trepidation by the non-Steinman diehards (yes, theirs a split in this community that splits between Jim and Meat). Not dissimilar to the whole tribute discussions. It was a VERY smart move to have Meat come out and do a press tour. Dream Engine back in 2006 wasnt as universally supported and was even classified as a tribute show (which isn't an insult) by some. I was a learker once and I remember. Guess why? Meat wasnt involved. All im hoping for is It Just Won't Quit. a mass audience needs to be exposed to that one. Im glad at least something like this is getting (almost) universally supported. Cannot wait for the broadway version to hit. And I hope this musical begins to mend this split in the fan community that absolutely sucks. Team MLUKFC and Team Rockman need to be merged. honestly. If everyone from rockman comes here and theres a Jim subforum our community would be so strong. Right now its not. |
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There actually isn't a 'wrong' reason to be enthusiastic or not enthusiastic about the play. Whatever reason you have is the right decision for you. ;) |
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Jim's music is like Shakespeare to me. Meat owned what he did the way Olivier owned Richard III. In 300 years from now, there'll be other legends.
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Waiting on bootlegs
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I'm a bit apprehensive about this musical to be honest. I will probably go at some point. But the story sounds like Shrek. I hope there is a bit more to it because beyond gimmicks and good songs I ultimately think the story is really centrepiece. These days I like the fact that musical writers have been a bit more daring to look beyond the simple guy rescuing a girl and match made in heaven as the main driving force love story (see Wicked & Frozen). Nevertheless I am very impressed the musical is happening after all this time and it is coming together. Hope it will be successful and of course very good. |
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