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Originally Posted by WarioLoaf
This is here so you can all post your reviews for the album in question.
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It would have been nice if you had reviewed the actual album instead of a compilation of the various releases. The tracklist of the 1971 version is:
Side A
(I'd Love To Be) As Heavy as Jesus
She Waits By The Window
It Takes All Kinds Of People
Game Of Love
Kiss Me Again
Side B
What You See Is What You Get
Sunshine (Where's Heaven)
Jimmy Bell
Lady Be Mine
Jessica White
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Originally Posted by WarioLoaf
- Stoned Heart: Would've been possibly the best S&M song if the damn producer didn't omit stoney.
- Way you do the thing you do: Above par temptations cover. wouldve been better if the song wasnt shortened.
- Who is The Leader: Same deal with Stoned Heart. God that stupid producer.
- Everything Under The Sun: Stoney is omitted obviously which is terrible. This song is terrible. but worst yet the omitted stoney vocal is audible in one section. STUPID PRODUCERS AHOY
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These are all songs that did not appear on the original album but were released on the 1978 versions (which should obviously be flogged as a "Meat Loaf" album, according to their covers). The original
Stoney and Meatloaf should be reviewed seperately from the re-releases, in my opinion, as some of the "new" songs were apparently altered. I assume the original recordings sounded different from what was finally put on the record in 1978.
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Originally Posted by WarioLoaf
Kiss Me Again: Bad. Just terrible. Two minutes of singing followed by a three minute instrumental to make up for lousy song writing. ridiculous.
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The instrumental is the best part of the song. I don't like the lyrics and the singing, but the guitar solo is quite good.