Dave_G
12-05-2006, 06:07 AM
This new release is quite good. Meat's vocal tone has changed, he can't hit those ridiculously high notes anymore but you still know it's him singing.
This is a cambo release - 1/2 soft fluffy toons, 1/2 hard rock. I like both styles. Also lots of orchestration and lots of vocal support for old Meatloaf.
Not too different from part 2, but very different from the original Bat out of Hell.
Speaking of the original release, I have an "audiophile" cd release (CBS gold)(remember those?) and it rools. One of the best sounding cd's I have, zero distortion. Some of those songs where Meatloaf really hits those upper octave notes is nothing short of stunning.
Anyway, rock on dudes. If you like Meatloaf's other two B.O.O.H. releases, you will want to add this pup to your collection.
Dave
This is a cambo release - 1/2 soft fluffy toons, 1/2 hard rock. I like both styles. Also lots of orchestration and lots of vocal support for old Meatloaf.
Not too different from part 2, but very different from the original Bat out of Hell.
Speaking of the original release, I have an "audiophile" cd release (CBS gold)(remember those?) and it rools. One of the best sounding cd's I have, zero distortion. Some of those songs where Meatloaf really hits those upper octave notes is nothing short of stunning.
Anyway, rock on dudes. If you like Meatloaf's other two B.O.O.H. releases, you will want to add this pup to your collection.
Dave