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Michel · 11 Jun 2002, 19:47

There is one song from the '80s (Hot Patootie 1989). In 1989 Pat Thrall was already a band member, and Bob Kulick wasn't a band member anymore. But you see nothing about the Goff sisters in the booklet of the CD, and they were bandmembers in 1989.

I still think that it is Patti who sings What you See Is What You Get, So it is a recording from the Bat II tour.

I have a few dates of recordings a few songs. I've seen that Meat had a concert in Ahoy Rotterdam on 4 april 1994, so probably the live recordings of Anything for Love and All Revved Up are from that concert!

11 Jun 2002, 19:47	#9
Michel Mega Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Stadskanaal, The Netherlands Posts: 1,631	There is one song from the '80s (Hot Patootie 1989). In 1989 Pat Thrall was already a band member, and Bob Kulick wasn't a band member anymore. But you see nothing about the Goff sisters in the booklet of the CD, and they were bandmembers in 1989. I still think that it is Patti who sings What you See Is What You Get, So it is a recording from the Bat II tour. I have a few dates of recordings a few songs. I've seen that Meat had a concert in Ahoy Rotterdam on 4 april 1994, so probably the live recordings of Anything for Love and All Revved Up are from that concert!