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| Meat Loaf | Primary Artist |
| Steve Vai | Guitar |
| Brian May | Guitar |
| Kasim Sulton | Bass, Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Mark Alexander | Piano, Keyboards, Background Vocals |
| Jack Black | Background Vocals |
| David Campbell | Conductor |
| Carmen Carter | Background Vocals |
| Jamie Muhoberac | Keyboards |
| Tim Pierce | Guitar |
| Julian Raymond | Background Vocals |
| Rob Cavallo | Guitar |
| Kara DioGuardi | Background Vocals |
| John Miceli | Drums |
| Eric Dover | Background Vocals |
| Chris Chaney | Bass |
| Patti Russo | Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Marcus Blake | Background Vocals |
| Justin Hawkins | Guitar, Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Georgia Haege | Background Vocals |
| Randy Flowers | Guitar, Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Rick Brantley | Guitar, Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Aly Michalka | Background Vocals |
| CC Coletti | Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Jaime Neely | Background Vocals |
| David Luther | Keyboards, Saxophone, Background Vocals |
| James Michael | Guitar, Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Paul Crook | Guitar |
| Adam Ahuja | Guitar |
| Hugh Laurie | Piano |
| Eric Skodus | Background Vocals |
| Jake Scherer | Background Vocals |
| Jon Bon Jovi | Composer |
| Billy Falcon | Composer |
| Desmond Child | Composer |
| David Campbell | String Arrangements, Percussion Arrangement, Percussion Programming, String Conductor |
| Ted Jensen | Mastering |
| Doug McKean | Engineer |
| Jamie Muhoberac | Composer |
| Liz Vidal | Composer |
| Rob Cavallo | Composer, Producer |
| Kara DioGuardi | Composer |
| Marvin Lee Aday | Composer |
| Raine Maida | Composer |
| P.R. Brown | Art Direction |
| Lars Fox | Pro-Tools |
| Boris Vallejo | Artwork |
| Mike Fasano | Drum Technician |
| Marsha Malamet | Composer |
| Neil Mason | Composer |
| Kevin Kadish | Composer |
| Justin Hawkins | Composer |
| Jaren Johnston | Composer |
| Gregory Becker | Composer |
| David Palumbo | Artwork |
| John Paul White | Composer |
| Jon Foreman | Composer |
| Eric Nally | Composer |
| Paul Freeman | Composer |
| Joe Libretti | Drum Technician |
| Dan Chase | Programming, Engineer, Pro-Tools |
| James Michael | Composer |
| Julie Bell | Cover Art |
| Kilian Kerwin | Story Writer |
| Christina Henriksen | Records |
| Jake Scherer | Composer |
| Frances Bowdery | Logistics |
| Anthony Palumbo | Artwork |
| Mathius Wollo | Composer |
Suzieq561
Posted October 1, 2010
Just when you thought good rock and roll isn't made anymore. Along comes Meat Loaf with a new sound behind this career pivotal album. Truth be told, this is NOT a part of the Bat trilogy that die hard fans know and cherish. It's a brand new treasure filled with layers of mature vocals, intertwined with climactic instrumentation that weaves into a story behind the lyrics of each song. This album is a must have for all Meat Loaf fans. And this album takes time to understand, you won't see all the mystery on first listen, which is brilliantly intelligent. Highlighted songs that will draw you in are "Los Angeloser" a catchy tune which takes you by surprise (chair dancing anyone), "If I Can't Have You" will give you a rock style relationship conflict that one can easily relate to, and "Song Of Madness" verges on a fine line of harder rock with metal influence but very Meat Loaf. I highly recommend this album for anyone with a passion for great Rock and Roll. Keep an open mind because this isn't your dad's Meat Loaf!!!!!!!!!!
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.I have been a Meat Fan forever and have all of his albums. While his voice is no longer what it used to be, it is still better than those of the younger generation. This album has a suprising sound to it, actually very modern and almost pop-like. It is nothing like Meats normal music, but the difference is a pleasant suprise. I really like it...it's fun.
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Posted May 14, 2010
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Hang Cool Teddy Bear may not be an explicit sequel to Bat Out of Hell -- not in its title or in its composition, with Meat Loaf once again parting ways with Jim Steinman, the architect of the Bat songs -- but it sure has enough bombast to trick anybody into thinking it's the fourth volume of Bat. It's not, of course: unlike those three career-defining records, Hang Cool Teddy Bear boasts an actual narrative -- a hazy, unformed tale of a wounded soldier -- instead of merely being conceptual, a difference that should give the album shape, particularly when married with Rob Cavallo's crisp, bright production. Cavallo corrects all the errors of the heavy-handed, ...