Greatest Concerts Attended!!! - Page 2

**allrevvedup** · 10 Jul 2008, 20:38

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Originally Posted by allrevvedup

April 1996 in the Point Depot in Dublin...that tour had original sin, left in the dark, amnesty is granted and where the rubber meets the road...which was cool.

And also the screens in the background for the videos associated with most of the songs.

For instance for two out of three ain't bad He said something along the lines of "You'll recognise Jimmy in this video...alongside some other young guy singing"

The first concert memory of seeing Meat in December 2994, was during Anything for Love, Meat had his arm outstretched to our side of the crowd and the amount of people jumping up, including myself, trying to touch his hand was incredible!

I have to update this...for one that I';m surprised no one picked up on my concert being in december 2994!

and secondly that I would have to rank Liverpool as one of the best Meat Loaf shows overall that I have been to...probably a lot to do with meeting a load of people, and being so close to the stage and not having to stand for ages...still was a great night

~Helen~ · 10 Jul 2008, 22:13

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Originally Posted by allrevvedup

I have to update this...for one that I';m surprised no one picked up on my concert being in december 2994!

and secondly that I would have to rank Liverpool as one of the best Meat Loaf shows overall that I have been to...probably a lot to do with meeting a load of people, and being so close to the stage and not having to stand for ages...still was a great night

If I live to the year 2994 I'll be sure to attend that show - thanks for the heads up!

Pudding · 10 Jul 2008, 23:12

Does this have to be Meat Loaf specific? because of it isn't then Prince's Trust, Hyde Park, London 1996 with The Who, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton and Alanis Morrisette was probably the greatest concert I ever attended.

Pud

matkinson · 11 Jul 2008, 00:40

My favourite or most memorable would have to be the Bad Attitude tour for affects at the time. Meat has produced many better songs than at that time IMHO but the stage was amazing. That tour was released on video, not sure where it was filmed but I saw the Manchester Apollo gig. There was a huge motorbike on stage and the drummer & drum kit was on the seat of the bike (it wasn't JM at the time, can't remember who it was), MA was on keyboards on the handlebars if I remember rightly, the guitarists and Meat were down on the stage. Not sure if the backing girls were up on the exhaust of the bike or something, it's a bit sketchy now coz it was around 1984 I think but it was amazing. Meat even had the engine of the bike double up as a small fridge for his cold drinks

I remember I bought a Suzuki jacket from the merchandise store - bright yellow it was with a blue & white stripe down the sleeve. It had Meat Loaf & The Neverland Express across the back, I wore it everywhere. What memories

Since then though, every tour just seems to get bigger & bigger & better.

samurai7 · 11 Jul 2008, 02:55

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Originally Posted by Pudding

Does this have to be Meat Loaf specific? because of it isn't then Prince's Trust, Hyde Park, London 1996 with The Who, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton and Alanis Morrisette was probably the greatest concert I ever attended.

Pud

I was at that show too! Very front row! In fact, I was the third one to arrive at the stage when they opened the gates and Harvey Goldsmith was saying on the PA for everyone to not run, and just walk carefully into the park - like that was gonna happen with 100,000 trying to get near the front

Of course in those days I could actually run lol

I'm a big fan of The Who, and the fact that a ticket for that whole amazing lineup was only £8.50 is startling in this day of astronimical pricing

That show is definitely in my top five

I've seen so many artists live, it's seriously an addiction I have

Benny · 12 Jul 2008, 01:14

My fav has to be my first Meat Loaf show. It was at Wembley Arena, on the 14th May 1999.

It was AMAZING

ChoccyBat · 12 Jul 2008, 01:49

Gotta be RAH. Many gigs before it, but for atmosphere, set list, his voice, etc etc, it was amazing. And I'll never forget that version of Objects as long as I live. Being close enough to touch him was an amazing experience too!

AndrewG · 12 Jul 2008, 02:09

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Originally Posted by ChoccyBat

Gotta be RAH. Many gigs before it, but for atmosphere, set list, his voice, etc etc, it was amazing. And I'll never forget that version of Objects as long as I live. Being close enough to touch him was an amazing experience too!

My thoughts exactly. Indeed the atmosphere was out of this world at RAH. Such a shame it was not recorded for live cd I think.

Nottingham on Wednesday was awesome too though imo. I really felt that RAH magic there as well if I'm honest.

Battybarb · 12 Jul 2008, 08:53

As i said in a previous post RAH has to be my favourite..that does take some beating...but for me any Meat concert is the best...
Second to that went to see IL Divo last year at Wembley ,not really my choice but was dragged along by my sister in law as someone let her down,must say though live they were pretty awesome...

sexyeyes_jo · 15 Jul 2008, 21:21

to be honest i haven't really been to many meat loaf's concerts but there are two that was my fav it had to be RAH and Wembley last year in may.

Battybarb · 15 Jul 2008, 21:35

i wonder why Wembley ,last year...lol

Pudding · 15 Jul 2008, 23:08

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Originally Posted by sexyeyes_jo

to be honest i haven't really been to many meat loaf's concerts but there are two that was my fav it had to be RAH and Wembley last year in may.

I've only ever been to two Meat Loaf gigs and that's twice as many as some on here. I'm reluctant to put either of those down as 'the greatest' as neither of them was 'that great' although they were good. I think the thread has the potential to go into a oneupmanship competition for those who's been to dozens of show.

Pud

Renegade Angel · 20 Jul 2008, 16:40

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Originally Posted by matkinson

My favourite or most memorable would have to be the Bad Attitude tour for affects at the time. Meat has produced many better songs than at that time IMHO but the stage was amazing. That tour was released on video, not sure where it was filmed but I saw the Manchester Apollo gig. There was a huge motorbike on stage and the drummer & drum kit was on the seat of the bike (it wasn't JM at the time, can't remember who it was), MA was on keyboards on the handlebars if I remember rightly, the guitarists and Meat were down on the stage. Not sure if the backing girls were up on the exhaust of the bike or something, it's a bit sketchy now coz it was around 1984 I think but it was amazing. Meat even had the engine of the bike double up as a small fridge for his cold drinks

I remember I bought a Suzuki jacket from the merchandise store - bright yellow it was with a blue & white stripe down the sleeve. It had Meat Loaf & The Neverland Express across the back, I wore it everywhere. What memories

Since then though, every tour just seems to get bigger & bigger & better.

Mark Alexander wasn't with Meat on this tour, Paul Jacobs played piano on this tour with someone else on keys. The drummer at the time was Andy Wells
My dad went to the Sheffield show on this tour.
The live show that was released on video was recorded at Brixton Academy in London, think it was a fan club show?

Renegade Angel · 20 Jul 2008, 16:47

Fave shows was Sheffield City Hall 17th March 1988, I was 12 years old. It was amazing, The band were superb and Meat was at his peak.
The show last almost 3 hours, set list was as follows:

Out of the frying pan
Masculine
You took the words
Come in the night
Original Sin Intro
Bad For Good
Peel Out instrumental
Im Gonna Love Her for Both of Us
Dance In My Pants
Modern Girl
Lost Boys and Golden Girls
Bat Out Of Hell
Paradise By The Dashboard Light
Midnight At The Lost and Found
Deadringer for Love
Rock N' Roll medley.

Meat arrived on stage in a straight jacket, dressed as Captain Hook and did loads of theatrics - it doesn't get much better than that!

batty babe · 20 Jul 2008, 17:24

You're all making me feel very old.......I don't think you can beat your first Meat concert & mine was 1982 Birmingham NEC!

Siobhan · 20 Jul 2008, 18:56

My first Meat concert was the one in May last year - I was fourteen then...

MeatGrl1 · 13 Aug 2008, 14:18

Meat Loaf in London, 2nd August as recent because I got to hear Bring Me A Bible And A Beer live

!!

maghay · 25 Aug 2008, 18:33

My favourote concert or should i say it was a tour,every gig on the 1988 10th anniversary tour of Bat Out Of Hell",when Meat first started singing songs from "Bad for good",anyone and everyone should check out Warioloaf's version's on youtube,Meat's voice is by far the strongest it has ever been,imho,thanks for sharing and taking me back Warioloaf.

maghay · 25 Aug 2008, 18:35

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Originally Posted by Renegade Angel

Fave shows was Sheffield City Hall 17th March 1988, I was 12 years old. It was amazing, The band were superb and Meat was at his peak.
The show last almost 3 hours, set list was as follows:

Out of the frying pan
Masculine
You took the words
Come in the night
Original Sin Intro
Bad For Good
Peel Out instrumental
Im Gonna Love Her for Both of Us
Dance In My Pants
Modern Girl
Lost Boys and Golden Girls
Bat Out Of Hell
Paradise By The Dashboard Light
Midnight At The Lost and Found
Deadringer for Love
Rock N' Roll medley.

Meat arrived on stage in a straight jacket, dressed as Captain Hook and did loads of theatrics - it doesn't get much better than that!

Totally and one million percent agree with you !

10 Jul 2008, 23:12	#28
Pudding I'm A Prize Fight Lover... Join Date: 22.10.2003 Location: New Zealand Posts: 5,532	Does this have to be Meat Loaf specific? because of it isn't then Prince's Trust, Hyde Park, London 1996 with The Who, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton and Alanis Morrisette was probably the greatest concert I ever attended. Pud

11 Jul 2008, 00:40	#29
matkinson Rookie Join Date: 07.07.2008 Posts: 9	My favourite or most memorable would have to be the Bad Attitude tour for affects at the time. Meat has produced many better songs than at that time IMHO but the stage was amazing. That tour was released on video, not sure where it was filmed but I saw the Manchester Apollo gig. There was a huge motorbike on stage and the drummer & drum kit was on the seat of the bike (it wasn't JM at the time, can't remember who it was), MA was on keyboards on the handlebars if I remember rightly, the guitarists and Meat were down on the stage. Not sure if the backing girls were up on the exhaust of the bike or something, it's a bit sketchy now coz it was around 1984 I think but it was amazing. Meat even had the engine of the bike double up as a small fridge for his cold drinks I remember I bought a Suzuki jacket from the merchandise store - bright yellow it was with a blue & white stripe down the sleeve. It had Meat Loaf & The Neverland Express across the back, I wore it everywhere. What memories Since then though, every tour just seems to get bigger & bigger & better.

12 Jul 2008, 01:14	#31
Benny Massive Loafer Join Date: 07.09.2005 Location: Posts: 3,084	My fav has to be my first Meat Loaf show. It was at Wembley Arena, on the 14th May 1999. It was AMAZING

12 Jul 2008, 01:49	#32
ChoccyBat Yorkie Join Date: 27.07.2002 Location: York Posts: 415	Gotta be RAH. Many gigs before it, but for atmosphere, set list, his voice, etc etc, it was amazing. And I'll never forget that version of Objects as long as I live. Being close enough to touch him was an amazing experience too!

12 Jul 2008, 08:53	#34
Battybarb Nutty Tart From Hell Join Date: 25.05.2007 Location: liverpool Posts: 8,390	As i said in a previous post RAH has to be my favourite..that does take some beating...but for me any Meat concert is the best... Second to that went to see IL Divo last year at Wembley ,not really my choice but was dragged along by my sister in law as someone let her down,must say though live they were pretty awesome...

15 Jul 2008, 21:21	#35
sexyeyes_jo Mrs Mouse Join Date: 17.05.2005 Location: Liverpool Posts: 4,633	to be honest i haven't really been to many meat loaf's concerts but there are two that was my fav it had to be RAH and Wembley last year in may.

15 Jul 2008, 21:35	#36
Battybarb Nutty Tart From Hell Join Date: 25.05.2007 Location: liverpool Posts: 8,390	i wonder why Wembley ,last year...lol

20 Jul 2008, 16:47	#39
Renegade Angel Super Loafer Join Date: 20.04.2003 Location: UK Posts: 551	Fave shows was Sheffield City Hall 17th March 1988, I was 12 years old. It was amazing, The band were superb and Meat was at his peak. The show last almost 3 hours, set list was as follows: Out of the frying pan Masculine You took the words Come in the night Original Sin Intro Bad For Good Peel Out instrumental Im Gonna Love Her for Both of Us Dance In My Pants Modern Girl Lost Boys and Golden Girls Bat Out Of Hell Paradise By The Dashboard Light Midnight At The Lost and Found Deadringer for Love Rock N' Roll medley. Meat arrived on stage in a straight jacket, dressed as Captain Hook and did loads of theatrics - it doesn't get much better than that!

20 Jul 2008, 17:24	#40
batty babe Loafer Join Date: 20.07.2005 Location: On cloud 9 Posts: 69	You're all making me feel very old.......I don't think you can beat your first Meat concert & mine was 1982 Birmingham NEC!

20 Jul 2008, 18:56	#41
Siobhan Mega Loafer Join Date: 25.11.2007 Location: Southampton/London Posts: 1,171	My first Meat concert was the one in May last year - I was fourteen then...

13 Aug 2008, 14:18	#42
MeatGrl1 No Day But Today Join Date: 29.05.2006 Location: Sitting on the steps outside looking so restless and reckless and lost! Posts: 9,089	Meat Loaf in London, 2nd August as recent because I got to hear *Bring Me A Bible And A Beer* live !!

25 Aug 2008, 18:33	#43
maghay Rookie Join Date: 27.03.2007 Posts: 20	My favourote concert or should i say it was a tour,every gig on the 1988 10th anniversary tour of Bat Out Of Hell",when Meat first started singing songs from "Bad for good",anyone and everyone should check out Warioloaf's version's on youtube,Meat's voice is by far the strongest it has ever been,imho,thanks for sharing and taking me back Warioloaf.