yeah Seize the Night in place of Good Girls would have been something...
but I'm guilty of adoring Meat's Good Girls :o). I like Pandora's as well, and I like that we have both. I hate that we virtually DON'T have a Meat Loaf seize the night, if you know what I mean, but that's a different issue entirely.
And whilst recycling can be a bother, I'd hate to think that the ONLY version of frying Pan in the world would be the one on Bad For Good. I mean, the Bat 2 Frying Pan is THE Frying Pan, for me anyway...
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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.
> >
> > 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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