meat fans why & when - Page 3

Eddie's Teddy · 18 Aug 2006, 16:51

Well I was 13 yrs old and sitting in Aberdeen airport waiting to go on hols with my mum and dad. Bored I went into the duty free shop to buy something new to listen to on my personal stereo. Spotting Bat Out Of Hell II, I decided to buy it, although I had only heard IDAFL twice on the radio (once at school and once at the local ice rink so hadn't had a proper listen!). Needless to say I fell in love with the album and it never came out of my personal stereo the whole holidays. I was completely hooked.

krolok · 20 Aug 2006, 10:19

It was 1993 the Radio stations played anything for love up and down, as the single came out ive bought this and there were bat and tokk the words on it.
They were so great that i bought bat 1 and 2 on the same day.

I was 13 at this time, and ive tried to buy every week a new CD.
I did everything to get the money, i helped my father on work my mother in the house :)

So after a short time a got all Albums and all the other Cds from Meat, i doesnt interested me, that on all these best of CD´s the same songs were, which i had on the regular Albums

That is 13 Years ago, i never loved a girl so long but Meat

angel eyes · 26 Aug 2006, 01:36

I liked him in the 70's when I saw him on a few TV shows (I think he once appeared on Sunday Night from the London Palladium - I might be mistaken). Then he seemed to disappear off the face of the earth, but I always remembered his charisma and humour.

In the 80's I bought Bat 1 remastered - listened to it a couple of times but couldn't get into it, it all sounded like a mish mash to me. Then I would find myself humming tunes wondering where I heard it, of course they were tunes from BAT. From then on I was hooked.

When making his comeback he appeared at Whitley Bay ice rink. I begged my husband to take me but he wouldn't. Happily I have seen Meat quite a few times since and I adore him. I am really grateful to Meat as he has brought so much joy to my life through his music and live performances.

Love
Angel xxx

Meat-of-the-action · 26 Aug 2006, 01:50

I bought the dead ringer single and listened to the B side MTYD and fell in love with it. The rest is history …

26 Aug 2006, 01:50	#54
Meat-of-the-action Junior Loafer Join Date: 31.01.2006 Posts: 32	i bought I bought the dead ringer single and listened to the B side MTYD and fell in love with it. The rest is history …

18 Aug 2006, 16:51	#51
Eddie's Teddy Super Loafer Join Date: 17.08.2006 Location: scotland Posts: 235	Well I was 13 yrs old and sitting in Aberdeen airport waiting to go on hols with my mum and dad. Bored I went into the duty free shop to buy something new to listen to on my personal stereo. Spotting Bat Out Of Hell II, I decided to buy it, although I had only heard IDAFL twice on the radio (once at school and once at the local ice rink so hadn't had a proper listen!). Needless to say I fell in love with the album and it never came out of my personal stereo the whole holidays. I was completely hooked.

20 Aug 2006, 10:19	#52
krolok Senior Loafer Join Date: 28.03.2003 Location: Bielefeld / Germany Posts: 100	It was 1993 the Radio stations played anything for love up and down, as the single came out ive bought this and there were bat and tokk the words on it. They were so great that i bought bat 1 and 2 on the same day. I was 13 at this time, and ive tried to buy every week a new CD. I did everything to get the money, i helped my father on work my mother in the house :) So after a short time a got all Albums and all the other Cds from Meat, i doesnt interested me, that on all these best of CD´s the same songs were, which i had on the regular Albums That is 13 Years ago, i never loved a girl so long but Meat

26 Aug 2006, 01:36	#53
angel eyes Senior Loafer Join Date: 18.11.2003 Location: North East Posts: 183	I liked him in the 70's when I saw him on a few TV shows (I think he once appeared on Sunday Night from the London Palladium - I might be mistaken). Then he seemed to disappear off the face of the earth, but I always remembered his charisma and humour. In the 80's I bought Bat 1 remastered - listened to it a couple of times but couldn't get into it, it all sounded like a mish mash to me. Then I would find myself humming tunes wondering where I heard it, of course they were tunes from BAT. From then on I was hooked. When making his comeback he appeared at Whitley Bay ice rink. I begged my husband to take me but he wouldn't. Happily I have seen Meat quite a few times since and I adore him. I am really grateful to Meat as he has brought so much joy to my life through his music and live performances. Love Angel xxx