Meatloaf, or Chris Christie?

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Ever seen the two in the same room?

Just sayin'.
 
Meatloaf would do anything for love, but he won't shut down the washington bridge.
 
" Girl:
Will you love me forever?

Boy:
Let me sleep on it!!!

Girl:
Will you love me forever!!!
III. Praying for the End of Time
Boy:
I couldn't take it any longer
Lord I was crazed
And when the feeling came upon me
Like a tidal wave
I started swearing to my god and on my mother's grave
That I would love you to the end of time
I swore that I would love you to the end of time!
So now I'm praying for the end of time
To hurry up and arrive
Cause if I gotta spend another minute with you
I don't think that I can really survive
I'll never break my promise or forget my vow
But God only knows what I can do right now
I'm praying for the end of time
It's all that I can do
Praying for the end of time, so I can end -- my -- time -- with youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!!!"

One of the best lyrics ever written. I vote Meatloaf.
 
I vote for BOB (Meatloaf), ....:goofy:
 

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After looking at the pics again, Meatloaf could easily play Christie in the made for TV movie about orange-coneGate.
 
Clark1961 said:
Are ya votin' Meatball or Steinman?
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You're absolutely right, that was written by Steinman. I should have checked. Sadly, Steinman wasn't on this ballot so I guess I will abstain. :rolleyes2:
 
Henning said:
Yep, but the performer is who brings it to life.
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No argument, but the writer and/or producer gets credit. In this case, as in the case of Paradise any time the song is used Steinman gets a check. If Meatloaf performs it he may or may not get an appearance fee depending on the situation, but Steinman will always get a check.
 
Met "Mr Loaf" once at a concert. I won a prize for Pre concert backstage tour including my then college age daughter and I was wearing a pretty classy Hawaiian shirt. Meatloaf liked it a lot and offered to swap shirts, even though it was too small for him. I did, he signed his and I had his shirt framed for her which elevated her several rungs on the school social scale. :D

I suspect a signed Chris Christie shirt would not have the same affect.

Cheers
 
X3 Skier said:
I suspect a signed Chris Christie shirt would not have the same affect.
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One day it could be framed in the 'early career' exhibit at the Chris Christie presidential library in Ho Ho Kus, NJ.
 
X3 Skier said:
Met "Mr Loaf" once at a concert. I won a prize for Pre concert backstage tour including my then college age daughter and I was wearing a pretty classy Hawaiian shirt. Meatloaf liked it a lot and offered to swap shirts, even though it was too small for him. I did, he signed his and I had his shirt framed for her which elevated her several rungs on the school social scale. :D

I suspect a signed Chris Christie shirt would not have the same affect.

Cheers
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You could Scotchguard a Chris Cristie shirt and use it as a tent camping though.
 
I'd vote for the father, G.O. Rilla.
 
Haha when I was stationed in Germany, I was drinking beer in a GI bar near the barracks talking to this German dude. I asked him what he knew about American music. His reply, in a thick German accent, was "Meatloaf."

Outside of the immediate vicinity of U.S. military installations, very little American music made it in to the German culture at the time. In the dance clubs, they all played euro-techno music. And they (rightly) claimed the Scorpions as their own. Oddly enough, Meatloaf managed to make it's way there.
 
Sac Arrow said:
Haha when I was stationed in Germany, I was drinking beer in a GI bar near the barracks talking to this German dude. I asked him what he knew about American music. His reply, in a thick German accent, was "Meatloaf."

Outside of the immediate vicinity of U.S. military installations, very little American music made it in to the German culture at the time. In the dance clubs, they all played euro-techno music. And they (rightly) claimed the Scorpions as their own. Oddly enough, Meatloaf managed to make it's way there.
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Weren't they fans of David Hasslehoff's music too?
 
I'd say Meat Loaf. He's much more interesting than Christie.

-Rich
 
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