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re: Hell In A Handbasket - Has Meat Loaf's Curse Been Lifted?

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steven_stuart 03:45 am UTC 11/15/11
In reply to: re: Hell In A Handbasket - Has Meat Loaf's Curse Been Lifted? - Infinite_Victims 04:08 pm UTC 11/14/11

> I was not a fan of "Hang Cool" although there were a
> couple of decent songs. The new album blows HCTB away. The
> vocals and production are much more raw and sound almost
> live. There are some good song choices. It is not trying
> to copy Jim at all. "All of Me" makes a simple case for
> what the album is about. Meat is not playing "Patrick"
> with obscure references to a short story and it really
> helps.

Wow. Sounds great.

I am quite interested in Ryan comparing "HIAH" to Harry Potter. I am also a Harry Potter fan (although I don't see the films as many times as Ryan - but I do have several Harry Potter video games). I would find it amazing if a rock record could somehow have a similar feeling to the wonderful "Deathly Hallows" part one and two. Probably the best of the Potter films. That is very interesting.

What a terrible shame that Meat ruptured his vocal chord and that press attention about that is distracting from possible press attention for the new album.

> The shame is he ruptured a vocal chord and that
> combined with weather issues caused the whole AFL fiasco
> and got the Aussie press on him with a vengeance and as a
> result it seems few in the press wanted to review the
> actual album or fear of appearing "uncool" while everyone
> else was blasting a 12 minute medley done in a damp, cold,
> echoing stadium to a pre-recorded band track then it turns
> out he had a damaged vocal chord. Check out some of the
> vocals on the US or UK legs of the "Hang Cool" tour and
> you will see how unfortunate it was that he released
> "Handbasket" just before the AFL thing. The album needs a
> fair assessment which is not forthcoming from the Aussie
> media.

Oh dear. Even though he got paid well, this entire AFL thing sounds like a disaster.

Has Meat often suffered from ruptured vocal chords? Was that what happened to him when he lost his voice during the follow up to Bat 1 or was that a psychological thing?


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