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**The Flying Mouse** · 12 Mar 2003, 18:03

This is a very difficult song to review for one simple reason...

Every time I review a song I listen to it first to get it fresh in my mind.
Unfortunatly I played a live version of Where The Rubber Meets The Road.Suddenly it was of the highest priority for me to grab my mic stand and sing it a few times

.It's funny how certain Meat Loaf songs can turn my living room into Wembley stadium

,and how many thousands of screaming "air" fans you can fit in here.Hey,Rock & Roll Daydreams

.
Anyway,back to the song.
The first time I heard it,I thought this is a bit slow Meat.Then the intro finished and the song kicked in.BANG.I thought,I think i'll shut up now.
Great rock song.Very heavy.
The lyrics are great.I love,"you can call her a sl.t,and you can call her a slave,just remember to call her miss".
9/10 Heart pounding.

12 Mar 2003, 18:03	#6
The Flying Mouse Armed ba$tard and Jo's other half. Join Date: 06.08.2002 Location: In the middle of nowhere near the end of the line. Posts: 16,104	This is a very difficult song to review for one simple reason... Every time I review a song I listen to it first to get it fresh in my mind. Unfortunatly I played a live version of Where The Rubber Meets The Road.Suddenly it was of the highest priority for me to grab my mic stand and sing it a few times .It's funny how certain Meat Loaf songs can turn my living room into Wembley stadium ,and how many thousands of screaming "air" fans you can fit in here.Hey,Rock & Roll Daydreams . Anyway,back to the song. The first time I heard it,I thought this is a bit slow Meat.Then the intro finished and the song kicked in.BANG.I thought,I think i'll shut up now. Great rock song.Very heavy. The lyrics are great.I love,"you can call her a sl.t,and you can call her a slave,just remember to call her miss". 9/10 Heart pounding.