Bat Out Of Hell - Page 3

A Slice Of English · 08 Jan 2011, 01:45

I'm with AndrewG on this one. Loved the piano solo. However I guess I firmly straddle the fence in that I also happen to enjoy the guitar solo but for different reasons.

Evil One · 08 Jan 2011, 02:00

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Originally Posted by duke knooby

i must confess, having only seen one live show from the current tour, i wasn't particularly moved by justin's solo

it didnt seem to have anything to do with the song in my opinion

he's a good player, but his playing did nothing for me

Bob Kulick's solo had even less to do with the song, but it still kicked arse.

duke knooby · 08 Jan 2011, 02:05

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Originally Posted by Holy One

Bob Kulick's solo had even less to do with the song, but it still kicked arse.

that it did, it was awesome!!

Wario · 08 Jan 2011, 02:13

The piano solo is their for Meat. Hes done that song live more then AFL.
Its only had two short term retirements: 1989 and 2008 and was omitted sparingly in 1994 and the WTTN tour on occation.

It makes the song fresher. I personally love the piano solo. The solo at PNC was excellent. Everyone stood up and gave Justin a standing ovation.

Evil One · 08 Jan 2011, 02:17

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Originally Posted by WarioLoaf

I personally love the piano solo.

Even if you discovered Justin had pre recorded it at a slower tempo then sped it up on playback?

bluefox4000 · 08 Jan 2011, 02:23

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Originally Posted by Holy One

Bob Kulick's solo had even less to do with the song, but it still kicked arse.

Kulick's solo had no business in that song........but damn I nearly fainted....so awesome.

Mick

AndrewG · 08 Jan 2011, 02:23

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Originally Posted by WarioLoaf

The piano solo is their for Meat. Hes done that song live more then AFL.
Its only had two short term retirements: 1989 and 2008 and was omitted sparingly in 1994 and the WTTN tour on occation.

I actually don't believe that is correct at all. I never heard it in 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2008. In fact I would go as far as saying it seemed only to have been fully included on the 2005 tour.

It wasn't normally in the set on any of the other major tours here in the UK as far as I know during the 2000s, so how do you explain that and are you sure you therefore have your maths correct with total 2 out of 3 vs AFL plays?

Wario · 08 Jan 2011, 02:26

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Originally Posted by AndrewG

I actually don't believe that is correct at all. I never heard it in 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2008. In fact I would go as far as saying it seemed only to have been fully included on the 2005 tour.

It wasn't normally in the set on any of the other major tours here in the UK as far as I know during the 2000s, so how do you explain that and are you sure you therefore have your maths correct with total 2 out of 3 vs AFL plays.

Youre right. I was wrong.

Evil One · 08 Jan 2011, 02:27

How dare you suggest that Wario may have made an error with his facts.

Have you seen how methodical he is in regards to spelling and suchlike?

Surely the fact that Two Out Of Three is 15 years older than AFL may have a bearing on the amount of times it's been played?

AndrewG · 08 Jan 2011, 02:30

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Originally Posted by Holy One

Surely the fact that Two Out Of Three is 15 years older than AFL may have a bearing on the amount of times it's been played?

The sped up renditions don't qualify.

Evil One · 08 Jan 2011, 02:31

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Originally Posted by AndrewG

The sped up renditions don't qualify.

I wonder if Wario's Bat 2 CD will go flying out the window when it dawns on him that Meat's vocals have been played around with to ~~~~~~y.

AndrewG · 08 Jan 2011, 02:38

Come to think of it, his voice did always sound very high pitched on AFL to me. Who knows?!

Wario · 08 Jan 2011, 02:39

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Originally Posted by Holy One

I wonder if Wario's Bat 2 CD will go flying out the window when it dawns on him that Meat's vocals have been played around with to ~~~~~~y.

lmao

Not likely, only if the vocals are found to be sped up will I throw it out the window.

**Monstro** · 08 Jan 2011, 03:11

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Originally Posted by duke knooby

i must confess, having only seen one live show from the current tour, i wasn't particularly moved by justin's solo

it didnt seem to have anything to do with the song in my opinion

he's a good player, but his playing did nothing for me

That's what I should've said, I don't doubt that he's a genius (as Meat said) on the piano, it's just that to me what he played had absolutely nowt to do with the song in question.

Cheers Jonty

08 Jan 2011, 01:45	#51
A Slice Of English Guest Join Date: 10.11.2003 Posts: 1,258	I'm with AndrewG on this one. Loved the piano solo. However I guess I firmly straddle the fence in that I also happen to enjoy the guitar solo but for different reasons.

08 Jan 2011, 02:13	#54
Wario Monstro helps me spell things... Join Date: 05.01.2007 Location: Masculine, Pennsylvania Posts: 9,105	The piano solo is their for Meat. Hes done that song live more then AFL. Its only had two short term retirements: 1989 and 2008 and was omitted sparingly in 1994 and the WTTN tour on occation. It makes the song fresher. I personally love the piano solo. The solo at PNC was excellent. Everyone stood up and gave Justin a standing ovation.

08 Jan 2011, 02:27	#59
Evil One Mega Loafer Join Date: 15.01.2007 Posts: 5,193	How dare you suggest that Wario may have made an error with his facts. Have you seen how methodical he is in regards to spelling and suchlike? Surely the fact that Two Out Of Three is 15 years older than AFL may have a bearing on the amount of times it's been played?

08 Jan 2011, 02:38	#62
AndrewG I hope your salmon sucks! Join Date: 18.01.2004 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 7,083	Come to think of it, his voice did always sound very high pitched on AFL to me. Who knows?!