love and death of an american guitar
 

I am watching Meat's Original Tour DVD. I have watched it many times. So, when "love and death" started up, I had in my head that the Harley was a 1981 build. I'd always assumed it was written for the Bad For Good album. BUT, cleverly deducing that this DVD was actually recorded a few years earlier, I was clearly wrong about that. Then having never noticed before, Jim brought out the 1970 model!
So, when was it written and for which project?
Apologises if this has been asked before but I can't find info anywhere.

I think it was originally intended for Bat, but time restraints meant that certain cuts had to be made. I'd have loved to hear the 'full' version of All Revved Up.

Not the studio version, but I love this version from Neverland.

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LADAAAG is just one of Jims' many spoken word pieces. They are never meant for anything in particular. It's been used so many times by Jim. I thought it was sort of cheesy how he remixed it and put it on BOOH3. I don't see why he couldn't have re-recorded it.

He's also used "Hot Summer Night" in many places. The earliest instance I can think is at 3:00 of this version of "Heaven Can Wait", also from Neverland.

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holy shit ........ Hot summer night in HCW is sickkkkk

as for all revved up, nothing can top 14 and a half minutes of awesomeness:

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Enjoyed that.
Is the Neverland Musical available do you know? (it's not with amazon anyway!)
I certainly doubt it's in my local HMV.

very very funny and brilliant!!

It's a recorded workshop. Just a live recording. You can download it Pretty easily. I got mine from a torrent filled with JS stuff, but you can also just rip the audio off of YouTube.

Unfortunately there is no official release.

I especially love the bridge coming out of that part. The singers voice gives me goosebumps.

it's Ellen Foley.

So it is. I thought it was the guy who played Baal. Their voices have a similar timbre and I can't tell when his ends and hers begins in certain songs.

I was thinking "Holy shit, this guy has the greatest range ever!", Explains a lot.