Apparently Two Outta Three Ain't Bad was dropped from the set (so far on the tour, they've only played it at the New York concert on Wednesday). However Black Betty made a reappearance in the set list tonight.

Comments posted by fans on various mailing lists and messageboards include:
"The band were on top form, the lighting was marvellous."

"I just got home from the show and it was just absolutely awesome! I saw the 7/18 show also and this one was the better of the two, though he didn't play 2 out of 3."

"At times, the singing crowd actually drowned out Meat and the band! It was awesome and Meat & NLE seemed to really enjoy us as much as we enjoyed them! "

"Meat was brilliant, beautiful and as note-perfect as a human can get!"

"When it was over, both Meat and then Kasim thank the audience after the show was over."

"One other thing that I noticed was the love and dedication that Kasim has for Meat. At one point (I think before Rock N Roll Dreams), Meat was standing in front of the drums with his back to the audience and Kasim gave him a reassuring pat on the back ... and several times he looked and smiled at Meat, as if to say he was doing great. Meat forgot to do the band introductions, but before Bat, he went over, put his arm around Kasim, and gave him a kiss on the cheek. He then turned to Aspen and blew her a kiss, letting them both know how much he loved and appreciated their support tonight. "

"Throughout BOOH I doubt there was a soul not singing in that theatre."

Other websites:
Meat Loaf's official website MeatLoaf.net has a thread about this concert here.

The messageboard attached to MLUKFC.com has a thread about this concert here.

Many thanks to Gary "Goat" Goveia for all the photos on this page.

Carolyn Coletti-Jablonski (CC):

An artistic shot by Gary "Goat" Goveia of Kasim's silhouette:

Randy Flowers:

Meat Loaf Bat Out Of Hell III Tour