*First time hearing*[Industry Ghostwriter] Reacts to: Meat Loaf- Bat Out of Hell- ANOTHER CLASSIC!
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- I don’t know which song I like more. They all bring something different to the table. But I will tell you this, Meat Loaf is a LEGEND!
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Bat out of Hell still holds the record for the largest album sales in Australia, 45 years later....
#7 on wikipedia-list of best-selling albums of all times.
If you enjoy his storytelling you should try Objects in the Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are. It causes me to take a trip down memory lane every time. I love your reactions, and keep them coming
Just a warning, grab the tissues.
It's criminal that only a hand full of reactors have seen/listened to it. By far one of the most underrated songs of his career.
This one is my favorite of his.
Yes! Please, Not enough Reactors check this one out.
Yeah, I think this a good choice, Its one of my favorites. Meat took it to a whole new level with his voice.
Hands Down THE Meatloaf album..snd the first song of the album..is this masterpiece. Meatloaf singing and Jim Steinman producing. RIP to both..making more beautiful music up in the ⛅
Written (lyrics) by Jim Steinman , produced by legendary Todd Rundgren who also does the motorcycle sound on guitar.
''objects in the rear view mirror'' is one you should check out for sure, the official clip is great and its another great story telling song.
m.ruclips.net/video/xImIx1nwaS8/видео.html .... mesmerizing live performance
Watching meatloaf is like watching a movie he was such a legend xx ❤️🐢❤️ xx great reaction Cliff xx
Every song is a performance. One story, one song. He was a true professional. Greatly missed and appreciated. One of a kind and part of the soundtrack to my life.
I like your reviews. No BS, just honest emotions ✌️
The original studio version of “For Crying Out Loud” is (in my opinion) Meat’s best song. Please react.
Thanks 🙏🏻
My opinion, too. Best rock love song ever written. It's perfect.
Isecond this
Sure it is , most greatest song for me !
MeatLoaf was an absolute beast.
The intensity, power and energy.. No one else has all of that.
I feel as if a part of my youth died with the passing of this wonderful entertainer and genuine human being. Marvin Lee Aday (Michael) AKA Meatloaf your musical performances will live on! Thanks for the decades of memories.
His death and the deaths of Andy, Maurice and Robin Gibb All tore me up.
RIP Meatloaf and Jim Steinman... you created a music genre
Bat Out of Hell is an expression to getting away fast. The song is based on his friend who died in a motorcycle accident and his chest was exposed. The last thing he see is heart still beating and flying away like a bat out of he'll. If you notice in the video it's a motorcycle riding through a cemetery. He called it the best motorcycle song ever.
This was the 1st album I purchased when I was 12.. I had to buy it on a cassette tape for the car (actually I had to buy a few cassette's - they would break or wear out) then on a CD, then as a download for MP3. This was driving with the top down, dancing like maniacs with the girls at sleepovers, school dances, sunbathing on the deck... this is basically the album that played in the background of my life. RIP Meatloaf, you were, are, and always will be a legend. I'm not even mad I paid for the same music at least 6 times...lol.
Well said! I was always a fan, but damn, when he passed - it shook me. All the good memories with his music as the soundtrack had me smiling, laughing, and crying. There will only be 1! (and thank god he and Jim Steinman and Ellen Foley found each other. Could you imagine a world without them?)
Perfect pairing here. Meatloaf and Jim Steinman! Pure brilliance. I'm deeply saddened by the passing of such an icon! Thank you for reacting to an incredibly talented singer and actor.
I'm so here for these. I was lucky enough to see Mr. Loaf live twice and nothing will ever compare. Steinman is a musical genius and Meat is his best instrument.
'Two out of three ain't bad' has great lyrics, 'Heaven Can Wait' is beautiful 'You took the words right out of my mouth'. I'll stop there lol
He stated “For Crying Out Loud” is THE greatest love song of all time. Worth a listen. Jim Steinman was a fantastic songwriter. He said everything he wrote was basically a retelling of Peter Pan in various scenes/ways
Much like Johnny Cash, Meatloaf tells stories in his music. It's really amazing.
Jim Steinman had a gift for bringing out the best in Meatloaf's strongest performances and it's wild to think pretty much every song Jimmy wrote for him described a dysfunctionally twisted love story - in this case, if you break down the lyrics, this song is legitimately about a guy who only visits his girl to sleep with her at night only bail out before she wakes in the morning, like a serial one-night-stander...only to wind up dying in an accident with his motorcycle after leaving one morning.
Jimmy's work is littered with stuff like this and Meatloaf always brought it to life as though he was currently living it. And while Jimmy absolutely wrote hits for other artists - Air Supply's "Making Love (Out of Nothing At All"), Bonnie Tylers "Holding Out For a hero" and "Total Eclipse Of the Heart" and even Celine Dion's "It's All Coming Back To Me Now" - I feel as though Meatloaf was 100% his most persistent muse for creating incredible dramatic songs of just totally twisted and broken love.
Thank you for this video. Meatloaf is one of my all time favorites.
He put so much energy into each song, he must have been exhausted after every performance.
You should have seen him live in concert. Totally amazing, and the energy was just over the top.
I was a baby I believe
He would collapse after the concert for going all out and put everything he had into each show
Credit needs to be given to Jim Steinman for his lyrics and musical arrangements. He and Meatloaf made this magic together.
Thank you for everything you do! Two Out of Three from this album is good!!!!!
and yes Paradise By the Dashboard Lights
Meatloaf was the performer. The songs were written, composed and arranged by Jim Steinman. His best song however is "Total Eclipse of the Heart", sung by Bonnie Tyler.
No rapper will anytime be able to create such a piece of art.
Some of my favorites are It's all coming back to me now, Life is a Lemon, Objects in the rear view mirror.
one of my favs is "a kiss is a terrible thing to waste" ... you should check it out, too.
Bat Out of Hell is the 1977 debut album by American rock singer Meat Loaf and composer Jim Steinman. It is one of the best-selling albums of all time.[3] The album was developed from a musical, Neverland, a futuristic rock version of Peter Pan, which Steinman wrote for a workshop in 1974. It was recorded during 1975-1976 at various studios, including Bearsville Studios in Woodstock, New York, produced by Todd Rundgren, and released in October 1977 by Cleveland International/Epic Records. Bat Out of Hell spawned two Meat Loaf sequel albums: Bat Out of Hell II: Back into Hell and Bat Out of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose.
The first song ever written for the Bat Out of Hell album was HEAVEN CAN WAIT.
Bat Out of Hell has sold over 43 million copies worldwide. It is certified 14x Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
A little trivia... back in the 1970s, there was a model named Bebe (pronounced 'Bee-Bee') Buell who had an 8-month relationship with Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. They ended the relationship and she was with Todd Rundgren by the time she found out she was pregnant. The child was Liv Tyler, but up until Liv Tyler was 14, she thought Todd Rundgren (who produced Bat Out Of Hell) was her dad. Then she started noticing physical similarities between her and Steven and asked her mom about it, Bebe finally confessed the truth.
It's a crime The Loaf isn't in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Whaaaat??!
That’s what you call Opera! I love all types of music but Opera is connected to the soul :)
"Two out of three ain't bad", 'Heaven Can Wait' is beautiful 'You took the words right out of my mouth'. I'll stop there lol
**Sings and dances ....Ohhh, you took the words right outta my mouth...Musta been while you were kissin me. Ohhh I swear it's truuuee...I was just about to say --- I looove you. I said you took the words right outta my mouth....👄
Pretty sure I suggested this a few days ago, I think. If not, sure as Hell , like a bat outta Hell LOL...should have!
The whole of Bat out of Hell is glorious. I would think you might like Heaven can wait and For crying out loud, absolute power ballads.
This is still one of my favorite songs!
i just found your meatloaf catalog. you rock
Jim Steinman was a brilliant song writer and Meatloaf a showman. Saw the Bat out of Hell Tour and comeback. His shows were theatre not gigs
I was lucky to see Meat Loaf perform in a small theater and their performance and energy were exactly that. I was amazed.
Glad you’re enjoying ML’s work, as it makes an old fan really happy. 💗 Greatest love song ever written imho was by Jim Stienman for Meat Loaf “Crying Out Loud”. You should check it out, it’s on the Bat Out Hell album also. xo
Fun fact Clive Dsvis psssed on signing Meatloaf cause of his look he never thought they would amount to anything.He said he regretted it😅Much love from Canada❤🇨🇦
... and let us not forget the genius of Jim Steinman (RIP) who penned these great classics!!! 🏍
Here for meatloaf great reaction thank you
Meatloaf's ALL REVVED UP
He use to collapse after a lot of powerful performances, and you know somebody somewhere is tolling the bell....
Got the privilege to see meatloaf in concert Boston Ma. 1978. Simply amazing Simply amazing
He was pumped up like that at his live performances 👏 the perfect showman!
Don't keep fucking stopping it! Jesus.
Meatliaf will never die
Young people like you never seem to realize that recordings were made then and there. Any performer nowadays makes it all perfect - afterwards... Meat Loaf and his videos - and some other heroes - will be one of the reasons that I'll visit RUclips in the future.
Meatloaf needed oxygen during his performances.... also....the motorbike sounds were made on a guitar.
I was 15 when "Bat out of hell" was released, Meat Loaf's death felt like a close friend.
2 outta 3 aint bad..another good song
Look at you rockin that cardigan. Looks great 😊
Why thank you! Had to channel my old man energy 🙏
The second album is also good. I don't know when it originally came out but with MTV it got a revival with the videos. Lesser known songs: out of the frying pan and into the fire and good girls go to heaven and bad girl go everywhere
It's music like this that people refer to when they say it was different back in the day... dont get me wrong, Meatloaf's composition is unique, but the instrumentation and everything has a different feel than modern music. It's not as mixed so I guess has more authenticity than tracks ran through computers.
Ohhh MY Gods, finally someone Else!! Back when singers could Honestly sing with Natural Born talent and musicians Honestly learned, mastered, and from the heart Played the music??!! Very few do any of that these days. Don't get me wrong, a few do, drummers especially - David Grohl - ruclips.net/video/utYq-AIJSbg/видео.html
and Travis Barker - ruclips.net/video/a68_5wd-r5o/видео.html
Most of the singers and guitarists have, sadly, Walked On.
Try his and Marion Ravens version of its all coming back to me now.. Yes that one that Celine Dion did. Jim Steinman wrote it so that's how Meat was able to turn it into a duet. Recomend you watch the video for that one.
All his songs are written by Jim Steinmann. He also wrote Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler
Watch some of "MEATLOAF'S" iconic "concerts!" If you like even some of his songs. You have to watch as his concerts. They are HUGE and they are all standing on their feat!!
I love you doing these. I was born in the late 80s and grew up to my mom playing these on repeat. I was also lucky to see him live in high school. Being a bit of a theater need I adore Jim Steinmans storytelling and the life the meat loaf infused into it
Paradise by the dashboard lights is my fav
Jim Steinman wrote these songs. When he was a kid he loved songs that were about car crashes . This was his attempt at writing the ultimate car crash song
Also, those motorcycle sounds were made by the guitar 🔥
This makes me so happy..one of my favorite reactors reacting to one of my favorite songs! Thanks Cliff!
Jim Steinman..incomparable lyricist and composer. His piano playing is filled with such sensibility to the story line. He and Meat were a stellar team. Double loss for us.
Great song. All the bike sounds were done on a guitar.
There are just NO words to say....
He was so Special, so unique! Like Bowie and Prince - there will NEVER be others like them. Only ones hoping and trying to brush their Greatness with a barley known or acknowledged fingertip. Then blown into oblivion by their sweeping breeze as they Walk On! 🌪🌬
Have you tried BethandJoe, Live in Amsterdam, “I’d Rather Go Blind”? It’s something you’ll remember.
meatloaf was in the rocky horror picture show as well before he did the Bat out of hell album... He's also an actor and father of rock opera. I put him in the same league as Queen. Two out of three aint bad is another really good one.
Paradise by the dashboard lights is so good! I think people either grew up on this or have no idea it exists, from what i can tell, so good to see it appreciated for the first time again
Best song ever.
Rock N Roll Dreams Come Through, Life is a Lemon, did I say that?, why isn’t that enough?, I’d Lie For You, it’s all coming back to me now.
There are so many songs of his.
You missed the beginning where the guitar player makes his axe sound like a Harley
The bat out of hell is just a metaphor. He's not actually singing about bats, the song is about dying in a bike wreck
I mean, for fun, you’ve gotta go to Hot Patootie from when he was in Rocky Horror Picture Show
'Bat out of hell' means very fast and wildly. Nothing about dracula or vampire, just a biker. :) That will put perspective on the lyrics and meaning of the song. Basically, he has a home squeeze that he visits whenever he is in town for 1 night and then is gone the next morning. He was then distracting with the thought of being with her, he crashed his bike. "And I never see the sudden curve 'til its way too late. Then I'm dying at the bottom of the pit in the blazing sun (him after the bike crashed). All torn and twisted at the foot of a burning bike and I think somebody somewhere must be tolling the bell (death calling him away). And the last thing I see is my heart still beating, still beating, Oh breaking out of my body and flying away......like a bat out of hell..."
Kudos to your dad
You know meatloaf is fat Bob from fight club movie
Apparently this song is about a biker passing away from a motorbike accident!
Another killer analysis of the lyrics of meatloaf! II am just loving your reaction videos to meatloaf and how you said it’s opened up a new world of music to you (I’m paraphrasing but something along those lines)! I’ve been listening to these songs since I was a teen now I’m 48 . I’m all about the lyrics and I never ever took it as a bat like you’re saying! . Bad out of hell was such a common phrase back then I always thought he just wanted to get out of there like a bat out of hell when the morning came but your analysis has me looking at this in a whole new light!! I can’t wait to listen to it again to put it in that different perspective! Brilliant analysis! Keep the Meatloaf videos coming! Thank you!
The entire Bat out of Hell album was a concept album. It's the story of a man reflecting on his life. Listen to the whole album, start to finish. It is truly a masterpiece.
There's a group named" Texas Hippie Coalition",,theres 2 songs you should do "RISE" and "PISSED OFF and MAD ABOUT IT "
Grew up on his Music Damn i am going to miss him more than my parents and😝 my Kids.Rest my King
love your channel it is real. before this album he played Eddie in the rocky horror picture show
"What No, You can't stop here this is bat country" -hst.
My favorite is him as Eddie in Rocky Horror Picture Show. "Eddie's Teddy" or him in Tenacious D with Dio. "Kickapoo"
We lost one of the greats!!! Great singer and showman!!! RIP Meat!!!
I was born in 73 and I still heard music from the 40s and 50s. I still don't grok how age or when you were born has any bearing on sequestering yourself to the point you're oblivious to pop culture prior to your birth.
The lyrics of that song are brilliant. Just like the rest. Bat out of hell is a masterpiece. My favorite of the album behind For Crying Out Loud.
At least you’re now open to broadening your experience.
Listen to: Stairway to Heaven, Dream On, The Devil Went Down to Georgia, Highway to Hell, In the Air Tonight, Hotel California, Taxi, Cats in the Cradle, and The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. …. All of those songs are essential listening for those interested in writing.
What a lot people never knew was that the motorcycle sound was actually done on the electric guitar! From a documentary about the making of Bat Out Of Hell, Todd Rundgren's amazing one take of the famous motorcycle guitar from the title song! ruclips.net/video/Thp8-MI7hyE/видео.html
He was a great singer and there will never be another like him
There is about 2.5 minutes of epic intro music that the video chops.
Doesn't matter when you were born I know people who are born and the 1990s and still know who he is
Mate I grew up on this. I am always amazed when I see Americans just finding bands like Cold Chisel but for an American to not be aware of this classic album (the whole album) amazes me. No I take that back, what it does do is remind me of my age. 🤣🤣 Appreciate the stroll down memory lane.
My sister gave me this. Fist tape I owned. 8 track.
Legendary singer + Legendary song Writer, Jim Steinman = Legendary Music. simple formula.
This isn't a Meatloaf song but from the moment you said you are a words guy that you love lyrics I instantly thought of this song by Guy Sebastion, Battle Scars acoustic version live home front. Guy is amazing when it comes to lyrics and writes his own song's.
Meatloaf is Awesome! 🙏Great song! 🇺🇲Sweet reaction ! 🌹Have a Wonderful Week! 💕
Meatloaf - object in the rear view mirror they appear closer than they are.
Two out of three ain’t bad is a beautifully layered song. Check it out next
His song in rocky horror picture show ,is great also
"Paradise by the Dashboard Light" is probably Meat Loaf's most famous or most popular song, but this one, like your dad, has always been my personal favorite. Meat Loaf's lyricist, Jim Steinman, wrote all of these. He also wrote some bombastic 80's tunes like Bonnie Tyler's, "Total Eclipse of the Heart" (with the crazypants of all crazypants 80's videos) and Air Supply's "Making Love Out of Nothing at All". If you want to see Meat Loaf let it all hang out you should give "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" a watch (preferably with a bunch of friends or at a midnight showing somewhere). He plays Eddie, an ex-delivery boy, in it.
Still one of my favorite nostalgic songs 🖤 He was such an absolute legend. Thank you for reacting to him 🖤
-For Crying Out Loud
-All Revved Up and No Place to Go
(I think your dad would approve lol) 🖤