Previews of the Guilty Pleasure DVD up on Itunes!!!! - Page 5

White of High · 05 Sep 2012, 00:47

Sent!

Adje · 05 Sep 2012, 00:51

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Originally Posted by Evil One

And for those of us who don't want to install iTunes?

Found this, for none iTuners

Elijah's way · 05 Sep 2012, 14:26

I love the echoes! I wish they would add The Giving Tree and Our Love And Our Souls from this tour.

Michael Marxen · 05 Sep 2012, 17:09

from todays news on www.melodicock.com:

MEAT LOAF- THE GUILTY PLEASURE TOUR:
New DVD, due on October 23, Captures The Ultimate Meatloaf Concert Experience At Sold Out Australian Arena Show

Concert-One TV, the innovative UK-based production company has announced it will release Meat Loaf - The Guilty Pleasure Tour DVD, which was captured during the singer's recent sold-out Australian Tour. Featuring a blend of classic Meat Loaf hits and material from his last few albums, The Guilty Pleasure Tour DVD will give fans the definitive bird's eye view of the legendary singer during one of his most memorable performances. Released worldwide on October 23, the DVD will include a bonus documentary on Meat Loaf in Australia which includes a brand new in depth interview with the man himself. "What was captured on tape at this sell out concert was the 'true live' Meat Loaf experience," says Concert-One President, Steve Timmins. "He really does put 110% into his shows and this one captures his HUGE performance, backed by his brilliant band, The Neverland Express."

The Guilty Pleasure Tour DVD presents the most technologically advanced filming of a Meat Loaf concert ever captured. Utilizing 15 Hi-Def cameras, including 2 cranes and a dolly to capture the movement and energy, as well as stationary and remote cameras placed around the venue and onstage, the viewer will experience the performance almost as if they were on the stage themselves. "The viewer gets to see what he or she would normally never see from being in the audience," says Meat Loaf, who took a proactive involvement during the planning, filming and post-production of the video. "(They see) the hands, the fingers, the facial expressions, the intensities; those kinds of things. That is what we were going for, to make the DVD different than the live show. The viewer gets to live in a different world."
The show was shot at the Sydney Entertainment Centre in Australia, during a completely sold-out 10,000 seat arena on the singer's 2012 tour. DVD producer, Lyn Beardsall says: "The venue was great for filming. It had good access for us, and it was sold out, so we were guaranteed an enthusiastic Australian crowd. Meat Loaf was involved in every aspect of the video including the edit and 5.1 surround sound mixing. He also insisted we use a director he had worked with in the past, Paul (PR) Jones."
Adds Beardsall: "Paul had worked with Meat Loaf on a number of occasions and knew exactly what he was looking for. He wanted a lot of movement as the show is high energy and he wanted to capture that energy. No matter what you're doing- whether you are onstage or doing a scene in a TV show or movie or singing a song, there is different techniques- but it all comes down to one thing- finding the truth in the moment."
Born Marvin Lee Aday in Texas, Meat Loaf exploded on international music scene in 1977, with the release of his icon debut thematic album, Bat Out Of Hell, written by friend and colleague, Jim Steinman. Among the albums to define the arena rock genre, it has sold to date over 43 million copies, making it the fifth highest selling album of all time. He went on to have several more gold and platinum successes with Dead Ringer (1981), Bad Attitude (1984) and the Bat Out Of Hell sequels Bat Out Of Hell II: Back Into Hell (1993) and Bat Out Of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose (2006).
In 2010, he released Hang Cool Teddy Bear, followed by this year's Hell In A Hand Basket. He has also starred in several dozen Hollywood films, including the legendary Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Fight Club, where he acted opposite Brad Pitt.
Meat Loaf has released several popular DVD titles prior to The Guilty Pleasure Tour. They include: Bat Out Of Hell - The Original Tour; Bat 3 Live; and Live With The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. Says Concert One's Steve Timmins: "On The Guilty Pleasure Tour DVD Meat Loaf gives his fans exactly what they are wanting to see. He knows what he wants and has had a lot of experience in front of a camera so knows exactly what works."
Adds Meat Loaf: "I only know one way. And that is: you either walk out on stage and give 110%, or you don't. Those people that bought those tickets are more important than I am. They are the most important people in the world. They bought that ticket. What matters is what is going on in that audience and making sure they are getting what they paid for."

Meat Loaf- The Guilty Pleasure Tour Produced by Concert-One Ltd: www.concert-one.tv Distributed by INgrooves Fontana: www.ingroovesfontana.com
Concert Running Time: 2 Hours 5 minutes, Documentary Running Time: 40 minutes
DVD contains 13 tracks including Meat Loaf's classic hits: Bat Out of Hell, Living on the Outside, You Took the Words, Two out Three Ain't Bad, Paradise by the Dashboard Light, And the new hit from his appearance on NBC's Celebrity Apprentice Stand in the Storm.

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duke knooby · 05 Sep 2012, 17:26

5.1 surround sound... cool :)

AndrewG · 05 Sep 2012, 17:51

What's the point using all these super high technology advanced super hi def super cameras if you are only going to release the damn thing in SD, 15 year old video technology?!

There should have been a Blu Ray release.

Even the sound quality will suffer on DVD because of compression.
It's almost akin to releasing MSO in VHS in 2004 and then boasting about the technology that has been used to film it.

Oh well....

Elijah's way · 06 Sep 2012, 05:41

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Originally Posted by Elijah's way

I love the echoes! I wish they would add The Giving Tree and Our Love And Our Souls from this tour.

Damn I left out Mad Mad World

Mr. Happy · 06 Sep 2012, 10:07

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Originally Posted by Michael Marxen

DVD contains 13 tracks including Meat Loaf's classic hits:...Living on the Outside...Stand in the Storm

I always find this sort of promotion funny. "Let's take a random song he performed and present it as if it was a massive hit." I think you're looking for I'd Do Anything For Love or Rock and Roll Dreams

AndrewG · 06 Sep 2012, 13:28

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I always find this sort of promotion funny. "Let's take a random song he performed and present it as if it was a massive hit." I think you're looking for I'd Do Anything For Love or Rock and Roll Dreams

Yes but "Living on the outside" was not a massive hit, it was a classic hit according to that promotion, which according to Wiki makes even less sense given the fact it was a very recently released song.

ShelbyLee · 06 Sep 2012, 17:18

I've listened to the previews numerous times and I think Meat sounds quite good. Patti's voice is a beautiful accompaniment. The only thing I'm not digging in the songs is violin,which sounds adult contemporary while the rest of the music is rock.

glamourgirl · 06 Sep 2012, 18:32

I love the vocal mix with strong vocals by Meat and strong backing vocals by Patti & co. Backing vocals are an important part of Steinman's music/Meat's show. I thought the backing vocals were mixed too low on the Casa live cd--it didn't sound like the Casa show I saw. The Guilty Pleasure vocal mix sounds just like the Hang Cool shows I saw. Nice job!

Evil One · 07 Sep 2012, 19:15

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Originally Posted by Adje

Found this, for none iTuners

Just got around to listening to this. The band still sounds excellent, but Meat's vocals aren't as good as on the songs from the PNC show released last year.

stretch37 · 07 Sep 2012, 19:24

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Originally Posted by Evil One

Just got around to listening to this. The band still sounds excellent, but Meat's vocals aren't as good as on the songs from the PNC show released last year.

and like 90% of the HC Tour shows....it makes me wonder why they are releasing the Australian tour when we know Meat had the bleeding vocal cord, and basically never fully recovered during that tour.....Plus dry weather, and a really terrible attitude from some of his fans and the press that I think just transferred into bad energy for Meat.....I wish they would have released one from the Hang Cool Tour instead, it would have shown the world how effing amazing Meat still is. (ie) you wouldn't get a review of the DVD saying he has "less energy now" because most of the hang cool bootlegs I have show more energy than the MSO DVD.

glamourgirl · 07 Sep 2012, 20:14

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Originally Posted by stretch37

and like 90% of the HC Tour shows....it makes me wonder why they are releasing the Australian tour when we know Meat had the bleeding vocal cord, and basically never fully recovered during that tour.....Plus dry weather, and a really terrible attitude from some of his fans and the press that I think just transferred into bad energy for Meat.....I wish they would have released one from the Hang Cool Tour instead, it would have shown the world how effing amazing Meat still is. (ie) you wouldn't get a review of the DVD saying he has "less energy now" because most of the hang cool bootlegs I have show more energy than the MSO DVD.

A dvd of the Hang Cool tour from the UK would have been mind-blowing. Meat was in top form and the setlist included Song of Madness and Dead Ringer. The show was so hard rockin'. The classical violin detracts from the rock sound, imo. Not sure why it was added.

I am really glad I got to see the Hang Cool tour and Mad, Mad World tour and see Meat at the top of his game. Hopefully he will film a future show down the road.

Evil One · 07 Sep 2012, 20:43

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Originally Posted by glamourgirl

Hopefully he will film a future show down the road.

A DVD filmed over two nights in the UK at the MEN or the O2 Arena, with a selection of greatest hits and a couple of HIAH songs in the first half and the whole of Bat Out Of Hell in the second would do me nicely.

stretch37 · 07 Sep 2012, 21:27

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Originally Posted by glamourgirl

A dvd of the Hang Cool tour from the UK would have been mind-blowing. Meat was in top form and the setlist included Song of Madness and Dead Ringer. The show was so hard rockin'. The classical violin detracts from the rock sound, imo. Not sure why it was added.

I am really glad I got to see the Hang Cool tour and Mad, Mad World tour and see Meat at the top of his game. Hopefully he will film a future show down the road.

Yup they so were, got to see them both too thankfully.

Wario · 07 Sep 2012, 21:58

wait till u see the DVD people!!!

I love that he decided to film the Ozzie show. Violin rocks, Meat sound BETTER then the PNC stuff imo, and I was at the PNC show.

I think this is gonna be teh greatest thing ever. and dont forget that we are getting boardtapes too! maybe they encompass the best shows of the Hang Cool, GP, and MMW tour thus far.

Adje · 07 Sep 2012, 22:15

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Originally Posted by Evil One

Just got around to listening to this. The band still sounds excellent, but Meat's vocals aren't as good as on the songs from the PNC show released last year.

I just hope that somewhere down the road we get to see a 2010 Hang Cool registration (a tv concert?). That tour was too good not to get some sort of video release.

loaferman61 · 07 Sep 2012, 22:33

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Originally Posted by stretch37

and like 90% of the HC Tour shows....it makes me wonder why they are releasing the Australian tour when we know Meat had the bleeding vocal cord, and basically never fully recovered during that tour.....Plus dry weather, and a really terrible attitude from some of his fans and the press that I think just transferred into bad energy for Meat.....I wish they would have released one from the Hang Cool Tour instead, it would have shown the world how effing amazing Meat still is. (ie) you wouldn't get a review of the DVD saying he has "less energy now" because most of the hang cool bootlegs I have show more energy than the MSO DVD.

There were probably numerous plans made in advance that could not easily be changed. It still sounds good enough.

stretch37 · 07 Sep 2012, 23:05

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There were probably numerous plans made in advance that could not easily be changed. It still sounds good enough.

yeah very true, and it definitely does still sound excellent. Its going to be much better than 3 Bats and that is a very good step in the right direction

robgomm · 07 Sep 2012, 23:07

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Originally Posted by Wario

wait till u see the DVD people!!!

I love that he decided to film the Ozzie show. Violin rocks, Meat sound BETTER then the PNC stuff imo, and I was at the PNC show.

I think this is gonna be teh greatest thing ever. and dont forget that we are getting boardtapes too! maybe they encompass the best shows of the Hang Cool, GP, and MMW tour thus far.