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rockfenris2005 05:00 am UTC 08/25/11 |
| In reply to: | re: BAT OUT OF HELL: The King Kong Connection - WarioLoaf 09:48 am UTC 08/23/11 |
I know what you mean about Bat 2. I spotted that too, a couple years ago. I don't know if it was intended though. > great points. but the Bat 2 cover is so King Kong. > > it is plausible though. > > > > > I disagree. > > I don't think this has much to do with King Kong at all, > > albeit the supposed song "The monster is out of the cage" > > (where did this one go?) perhaps. > > > > I think the bats on the building are much more closely > > linked to Gargoyles, which have throughout history > > appeared on many goth style buildings, cathedrals and > > temples. An animal standing on top of a building does not > > necessarily mean it mimics King Kong, in fact probably > > King Kong is derived from those other more ancient > > depictions. > > > > But the beauty of Meat's music (up until we get dicks in > > pants and whores who will fuck you when they are done) is > > that you can read into the songs what you want, they > > become personal. So if you think the songs are about King > > Kong in purple and yellow underpants with a moustache then > > so be it. > > > > > Throughout the albums of Bat Out Of Hell, you can > > > literally take almost any song off it and put it to clips > > > from King Kong and it would thematically work. > > > > > > Off the top of my head: It Just Wont Quit, Two Out Of > > > Three (from Fay Wray's perspective), especially Frying Pan > > > could potentially make good videos. I already did a > > > Monster Is Loose video based on Kong, I may tackle another > > > in the future. > > > > > > The songs themselves seem to be deeply inspired by the > > > movie itself. The Intro to Frying Pan for example was > > > described in some interview I cant locate at the moment as > > > Meat in a cage like a giant monster ready to break loose. > > > For Crying out Loud, is what I always thought Kong would > > > sing if he could talk. All three albums have a beauty and > > > the beast- type atmosphere. In fact The Hunchback of Dotre > > > Dame also seems to have some essence with some of the > > > tracks, especially Objects. > > > > > > but now the covers I have realized are themselves inspired > > > by Kong. > > > > > > The first and second Bat Out Of Hells are obvious. The > > > Bat's position \on the church on teh Bat 1 cover is the > > > same position Kong is positioned in one of the post famous > > > promotional shots in cinema history. > > > > > > On the Bat 2 cover .... Its so obvious. > > > > > > On the Bat 3 cover, it takes a little thinking but its > > > there. In a famous scene in the movie, Kong puts Ann down > > > on the ground and defends her against a pterodactyl. Thats > > > what the Bat 3 Artowrk, at least in my mind, is trying to > > > pay homage to. > > > > > > You agree with my thesis? > > > > > > > > > http://i533.photobucket.com/albums/ee331/WarioLoaf/BATHELLKONG.png | |
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