Meat's I'll kill you if you dont come back music video?
 

Was this ever released on anything?

not officially. It was aired on tv as part of the 1981 "the return of meat loaf" documentary" and I think it's very likely supposed to be a part of the dead ringer movie.

thats really sad. the video is excellent. IMO the best of the DRFL videos

i agree

Where can I see this?

used to be on youtube...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dm_jdJyeDGI

This is all that comes up when you do a search for the song

The music video is blocked in germany. thats why.

This song is one of Meat's (and Jim's) forgotten classics.

I do love that video, would of loved to own it as I totally agree, it's one of the best. Mabe Caryl has it on Republic Of Loafdom but it's a very long time since I visited that site....

yep ROL have it posted, but its just 7 clips.

Totally agree !

I have that tape lying about here someplace. It looks like the Dead Ringer videos on the Hits Out of Hell dvd. I have traded it with a few folks. If I can find my copy this weekend I will try and post it somplace.

Posted it. Just hoped their was some sort of official release.

Thing is, its blocked in germany:

YouTube Video

A lot of people gripe about Meat's voice during this time, but I think it was actually good. He stayed in a certain range most of the time, but it was more operatic vocally that most of the other albums.

This would argue otherwise:

YouTube Video

Good Lord, is that from the Dortmund concert that was shown on TV? :shock:

Yes. It certainly isn't the best. :cool:

Did Jim perform with Meat in 1981 or was that an alternative audio recording that was used? Never knew about that. Thought they pretty much stopped performing together in 1979. :confused:

Yeah his voice does sound crap on there. My god.

nope. That was Paul Jacobs on Piano. and I agree. But you didnt hear or see anything till you saw that show's version of two out of three:

YouTube Video

worst version ever. he looks like he may be drunk and forgot a line lol

It's Steve Buslowe you hear do the spoken part on that recording.

Sounded very much like Jim to me certainly at the beginning but that does make sense whether it was Buslowe or Jacobs or some creepy lovechild they had.

so the question is... davey johnston was in the vids on guitar for the dead ringer songs, and performed live with band a few times such as germany... yet theres speculation the live vids might be fragments of the dead ringer movie... which is likely to have happened first?? the tour or the movie?

I thought the movie included footage of the tour.

if so, the tour happened first... the deadringer vids arent live, looks to me like promo vids, like the bat ones