I know this an old thread but... Meat owns "good girls" IMO. I must say I perfer Bat. It just packs more of a punch. Its perfect. BFG comes a close second. Left in the dark is one of the best Stienman tunes of all time. But the album is let down. Frying Pan should have been droped for AKIATTTW as lyrically it a stronger song. And "surfs up" sounds wimpy compared to Meats version. And It also would have been nice to hear "Nowhere Fast" but the version Meatloaf recorded
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> > Yeccchhh, don't ge tme started on Pandora's Box's flaws...
> > some editing would have done that puppy the world of
> > good.
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> > Conversely tho, I find Bat 2 to be pretty much perfect
> > (It'd be my most heavily listened to jim music I'd say).
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> > That's why it smarts so much that the remastered one (not
> > the most recent that came with a DVD -- I haven't got that
> > yet -- the one that came before it, the "deluxe edition"
> > one with a bonus disc of edited versions) is completely
> > fucked. They fucked with pretty much all the rhythm
> > guitars from the beginning to end of the album, screwed up
> > the indexing of the tracks between Everythign Louder and
> > Good Girls AND clipped the last few second off the end of
> > the Everything Louder bagpipes. Fuckers!! A little
> > attention to detail would be grrreeeaaaat. Especially when
> > they've got the nerve to call it deluxe.
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> > Anyway - that's clearly off the topic, which is where does
> > he get all those wonderful toys!?!
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> I like "Back Into Hell" but there are too many recycles. I
> could live without Meat's version of "Good Girls". I'd
> love if "Seize The Night" had been written by that stage
> as that would have made a better track. With that said, I
> find it near impossible to imagine BAT2 in a different
> order with different songs
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