> I have to agree (even though I feel slightly sorry for him
> - which is bizarre - I can remember walking down Fifth
> Avenue during the summer of 1979 - when I was a kid - and
> all these construction workers started shouting "Hey Meat
> Loaf! Meat Loaf!" - I looked over the road and there was
> Meat Loaf walking along by himself - I was so excited that
> I saw him - and now I feel slightly sorry for him).
It's strange. I don't want to be angry with Meat and I don't want him to be angry with me (Not that it should matter. I am nobody to him.)
But, dammit, I think I have every right to be angry about that silly album and what he did and I'm not going to be nice about it at all. I'm not going to pretend. I hate it and hate what he did. I do not hate him. He was one of my greatest idols all the way up to the year 2006 when it all started happening.
But that experience changed everything. I still collect, and I still have a certain amount of admiration and interest with the guy, and if he's ever going to attack me and call me a hater, he has to know that it's only the TMIL incident that I hated, and that I find it difficult to support him now.
>
> > And if Meat has a problem with my feelings on the matter,
> > frankly, he can go jump.
>
> I think Meat reads the posts on this board. Google came up
> with a page from years ago where he was talking about
> being sick of what people on "the Steinman board" were
> saying about him.
Yes, he does. But he should just ignore them. People say mean things about me. I have learned to ignore them.
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