RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?
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wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 14:54 last edited by
Best selling album of all time.
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wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 14:57 last edited by
My only connection is rocky horror.
Hot patootie bless my soul. Really love that rock and roll.
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wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 15:01 last edited by
I actually enjoyed the 2 albums with Steinman. The two worked well together, and the hard driving piano rock basis for so many of the songs? Excellent.
His backstory is quite amazing.
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wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 15:01 last edited by
Interesting guy, if you've heard him interviewed. Tough childhood. Credits a lot of his success to lessons he learned playing football, namely, discipline and teamwork. Has had some health issues through the years and I suspect COVID was just a coup de grace.
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wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 15:29 last edited by
- I started swearing to my god and on my mother's grave
That I would love you to the end of time
I swore that I would love you to the end of time!
So now I'm praying for the end of time*
Brilliant, made more so by the performance leading up to it and afterwards.
- I started swearing to my god and on my mother's grave
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wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 15:45 last edited by
ain’t no doubt about it we were doubly blessed because we were barely 17 and we were barely dressed….
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ain’t no doubt about it we were doubly blessed because we were barely 17 and we were barely dressed….
wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 15:52 last edited by@lufins-dad said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
ain’t no doubt about it we were doubly blessed because we were barely 17 and we were barely dressed….
All that was Jim Steinman's genius, who was by far my favorite melodramatic operatic rock composer. I just learned he died last April.
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@lufins-dad said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
ain’t no doubt about it we were doubly blessed because we were barely 17 and we were barely dressed….
All that was Jim Steinman's genius, who was by far my favorite melodramatic operatic rock composer. I just learned he died last April.
wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 16:07 last edited by@ivorythumper said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
@lufins-dad said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
ain’t no doubt about it we were doubly blessed because we were barely 17 and we were barely dressed….
All that was Jim Steinman's genius, who was by far my favorite melodramatic operatic rock composer. I just learned he died last April.
No doubt, Meatloaf was horrible without Steinman but Steinman wasn’t as good without Meatloaf. The two made each other better.
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@ivorythumper said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
@lufins-dad said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
ain’t no doubt about it we were doubly blessed because we were barely 17 and we were barely dressed….
All that was Jim Steinman's genius, who was by far my favorite melodramatic operatic rock composer. I just learned he died last April.
No doubt, Meatloaf was horrible without Steinman but Steinman wasn’t as good without Meatloaf. The two made each other better.
wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 16:17 last edited by@lufins-dad said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
@ivorythumper said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
@lufins-dad said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
ain’t no doubt about it we were doubly blessed because we were barely 17 and we were barely dressed….
All that was Jim Steinman's genius, who was by far my favorite melodramatic operatic rock composer. I just learned he died last April.
No doubt, Meatloaf was horrible without Steinman but Steinman wasn’t as good without Meatloaf. The two made each other better.
I agree -- Steinman was a magnificent composer, but Meatloaf was a force of nature that brought Steinman's work to its glory. That said, Bonnie Tyler and Air Supply and a lot of others show that Steinman's music was a force of nature.
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wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 16:26 last edited by
What I loved most was when Steinman would turn a clever phrase that bordered between cheesy and profound, then they would repeat it, and repeat it, until it turned cheesy.. Then they would repeat it some more until it became profoundly cheesy…
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wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 23:23 last edited by
Does this mean we'll never get to learn the thing he won't do for love?
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wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 23:26 last edited by
@klaus said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
Does this mean we'll never get to learn the thing he won't do for love?
Nope. He won't do THAT.
Do your own research.
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@klaus said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
Does this mean we'll never get to learn the thing he won't do for love?
Nope. He won't do THAT.
Do your own research.
wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 23:28 last edited by@george-k said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
@klaus said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
Does this mean we'll never get to learn the thing he won't do for love?
Nope. He won't do THAT.
Do your own research.
I have a theory. It involves a strap-on.
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@george-k said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
@klaus said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
Does this mean we'll never get to learn the thing he won't do for love?
Nope. He won't do THAT.
Do your own research.
I have a theory. It involves a strap-on.
wrote on 21 Jan 2022, 23:29 last edited by@klaus said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
@george-k said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
@klaus said in RIP, Meatloaf… I guess?:
Does this mean we'll never get to learn the thing he won't do for love?
Nope. He won't do THAT.
Do your own research.
I have a theory. It involves a strap-on.
Shit. I won't do THAT!
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wrote on 22 Jan 2022, 01:04 last edited by
Never liked his music at all. Never cared for his performances. But as a man, i had great respect for him.
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wrote on 22 Jan 2022, 18:39 last edited by
Luciano Pavarotti likes Meat Loaf
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wrote on 22 Jan 2022, 20:42 last edited by
Nah. You're just an asshole.