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Monstro helps me spell things...
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"I hated You Took the Words Right Out Of My Mouth" - Meat Loaf interview 1983
guess thats why he decided to not perform it from 1983 through the better part of 1986.
 im saddened by this. Though interesting video. Apparently he also hates Peel Out.
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14 Aug 2012, 15:35
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Mega Loafer
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nice clip... so is the live footage at the end from the dead ringer movie?
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14 Aug 2012, 16:14
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14 Aug 2012, 18:24
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14 Aug 2012, 19:44
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Wow I had no idea about hot summer nights; well there goes my dream of Peel out starting a live show over here someday
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28 Aug 2012, 07:18
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Super Loafer
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I've heard him say this in a few interviews. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, even the performing artist.
Of course, I think he's nuts. I think each and every Steinman Piece is a work of art. IMO he has never released a bad piece of music. If he doesn't like those songs I would hate to hear his real opinion on his 80's work. As good as it is, I don't know if most of it can hold a candle to YTTW. |
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28 Aug 2012, 14:45
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Mega Loafer
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I think he makes it clear though that he isn't saying the songs are "bad", nor giving his opinion on them as creative works .. simply that he couldn't find the character for them, and that's why he "hated" them. No criticism of Steinman's work, simply of his own inability to find a character that would for him convey the truth in them. More a reflection on why at that time he didn't enjoying performing them.
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