> Didn't you once say that you have the vinyl of "Stoney and
> Meat Loaf"?
I have all the vinyls, except for the German release. And my copy of the Australian version of the American release (with the plate of meatloaf on the front cover) was signed by Meat in Melbourne 2003 (though he was rather reluctant, haha.)
What about Meat's even earlier bands, Popcorn
> Blizzard and Floating Circus? Have you ever seen anything
> from those two on Ebay or a similar website?
I've never seen anything on eBay. But I know that the single exists, "Once upon a time b/w Hello", I think it is. I think it's as rare as the single for "More than you deserve". And I still have no idea how that got out since Meat says in his book that he only recovered 3 copies.
>
> On Wikipedia it says: "In Los Angeles, Marvin formed his
> first band, "Meat Loaf Soul". During the recording of
> their first song, he hit a note so high that he managed to
> blow a fuse on the recording monitor. He was immediately
> offered three recording contracts, which he turned down."
>
> Do you know if that's true?
That's what he says in his book as well. I wouldn't be surprised. He's REALLY loud in "The Spooky Song (Simple Life)" demo. I have to turn the volume down. It actually hurt my ears.
>
> > And what about Stoney and Meatloaf? That's counted as an
> > album but it's never been released on CD, as far as I know
> > anyway (Could have sworn there was a CD release in Germany
> > some years back???)
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