Any chance he could be miming? I'm not saying he is, but equally I'm not saying he isn't.
> I found three videos on YouTube (pretty good video
> quality) from a concert he did in NYC the night after the
> Asbury one described in this thread.
>
> My opinion would be that compared to 3 Bats Live or the
> Linkoping bootleg from August, he has definitely improved.
> But I wouldn't say he's back to where he was before he
> "quit", not by a long shot. I would venture to say that if
> you were a loyal Meat Loaf fan, it's not at all
> unlistenable, but if you're Smeg, you'd hate it with a
> fiery passion. For someone like me who really enjoyed the
> 2004 Melbourne DVD but recognizes that the past couple
> years have been sounding awful, you might say "well,
> there's hope, but if he never recovers I won't be
> surprised."
>
>
> href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVuV0Ez8FVU">Anything
> for Love
> Two
> Out of Three
> Rock
> and Roll Dreams
>
> > Yes, it was a joke. It was a play on words based on
> > Meat's past performances. Just because you are too in
> > love with the guy to look past his loss of voice also
> > makes you unable to take a joke. Now play me a boot
> > proving he has improved and I'll publically appologize to
> > him. Otherwise it is one more Loafer saying how great his
> > last concert was in spite of reviews or previous bad
> > concerts that were recorded.
> >
> > > > The conert I saw in NYC was actually and I was
> > > > suprised myself how vocally he has improved,
> > >
> > > Vocally improved compared to what?
> > >
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