FIRST TIME HEARING Meatloaf's Iconic National Anthem Performance
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He never had music and/or singing lessons of any kind. A truly amazing singer and human being. RIP.
I think Meatloaf's version was the best one I have heard yet. RIP
Bat Out of Hell...the ENTIRE album is still my favorite album of all time! Listening to it is an experience, one hundred percent. I am almost 54 and it is one of my go-to playlists, especially if I'm driving long distances.
I second that. He is missed.
You may want to react to Meatloaf's "Paradise by the Dashboard Light." Plenty of surprises in that duet! Meatloaf was known for rock opera, along with Pink Floyd and some others. You have done Pink Floyd, but you really need to do Meatloaf. "Bat Out of Hell" and "Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" are also worth reacting to.
That was absolutely magnificent! I had never seen/heard this performance…it was exquisitely and reverently executed…and the way it echoed and reverberated throughout the stadium was stunning!
I started to tear up less than 15 seconds in.
He may be the most successful singer of all time that many haven't heard of. His album sales are in the top 10 of all time. Bat Out of Hell continues to be a good seller even today (I highly recommend giving the songs from that a listen).
His 'Bat Out of Hell' album sold 45 million copies! There's a very good reason for that - it is an absolute classic - every song on it is worth listening to. He reminds me of Freddie Mercury in that he always gives 110% to every performance. Also, like Freddie he was a performer so best watched live!
Meat Loaf has been on my playlist forever, try Paradise by the dashboard light and I'd do anything for love, you can really hear his vocals
He recently passed 😢. He was the monster in the movie Rocky Horror Picture Show. and he sang Two out of Three Ain’t Bad. He was also on Donald Trump’s The Apprentice. Interesting as heck
Wow great facts I will check out more from him
He was Eddie, a biker, not the Monster in RHPS
@@SRG1966 ditto to your comment! He's
Eddie
@@poloreacts27 please do Meatloaf reactions. You will not be disappointed
Please check out Heaven Can Wait
Paradise By The Dashboard Light. He was in the original & movie versions of Rocky Horror - and in Fight Club! RIP, Meat Loaf.
He released one of the most best selling albums of all time.
I thought EVERYONE owned at least one copy of Bat Out Of Hell
Meatloaf is an amazing artist..Rock legend ❤️
Meat Loaf was actually originally an actor who teamed up withvthe phenomenal songwriter Jim Steinman to make the Bat Out Of Hell album. There was a half hour documentary on doing the title track. Basically anything he did was great. The live version of Paradise by the Dashboard Light is phenomenal. One of my favourites is 2 out of 3 ain't bad. His stuff is amazing
Meatloaf is the only celebrity that I grieved when he died.
That was Neil Peart for me
Meatloaf - did you never see Rocky Horror Picture Show? Paradise by the Dashboard Light, Two out of Three Ain't Bad, Bat out of Hell - probably the most iconic album of all time. You need to listen to them all!
Paradise by the Dashboard Lights is a MUST for Meatloaf. His theatrics will blow you away and it's a fantastic song too boot!
Absolutely agree with this 100%. If you like theatrics and a song that somewhat tells a story, you'll love it.
"And the kids at school were really wishin they were me last night". Nuff said...
Meatloaf's debut album went 14x Platinum and is officially the 23rd highest selling album ever in the United States
underrated artist.
Definitely definitely do Paradise by the Dashboard Light!!!
You ever see the movie Fight Club? He was also the testicular cancer patient with breasts named Bob or Robert Paulson. A Hell of an entertainer and human being he was.,, If you never heard his award winning "Id do anything for love" you gotta get on that... epic song and epic video
I never saw this national anthem performance but it was great.
HOLY CRAP that is him 😂 as soon I read that I pictured him in that crying scene. RIP
@@poloreacts27 hahaha legendary
Check out Paradise by the Dashboard Light! Amazing!
Listen to Meatloaf’s For Crying Out Loud
My personal favorite version ever. Whitneys is great too but i just prefer meatloafs. What a legend he was. Rip.
Bat Out of Hell- add this to you list of his hits. TYFS- as always enjoying your reactions.
"I'd do anything for Love" (but I won't dothat) and "You Took the Words Right Outta My mouth" are another two favs that ppl seem to have forgotten about. :-)
RIP to a talented artist
Cool af, another zip like is Whitnet Houston's
Meatloaf is a legend check him out!!!👍👍👍
Please check him out❤
YOU MUST REACT TO WHITNEY HOUSTON VERSION!! It is absolutely amazing!!
Absolutely agree with this. The first few times I heard it, I actually had tears rolling down my face at the end of it. That just doesn't happen.
Hey, that was in my hometown, Pittsburgh.
you should react to his Rock Oprea like Paradise by the dashboard light, I would do anything for love but I won't do that, I'd lie for you and that's the truth, bat out of hell
thank you for you lovely reaction to this video , still in shock that you dont know his name , and even more shocked you have not followed this up with a true reaction to at least one for his famous tracks. but far too much Angelina Jorden , Harry Mack and
Bill Burr.
In shock as well. How is it possible to not know Meatloaf??
Great. Now we have to get you to react to the movie The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Bat out of Hell...
Please React to Meatloaf
Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad
Paradise by the dashboard light and Two out of three aint bad are his biggest imo.
Can NOT stand this drama queen Meatloaf.
thats fine but we didnt need to know that....there are so many many more pple that loved and still do love him as a person and as an entertainer than you could ever dream about.
@@stephanienewton4982 You are right. My apologies.
@@Sometimes-even-lyrical wow, thanks, I did not expect that. Apology accepted but it's still fine to not like him, I understand he's not everyone's cup of tea.
@@stephanienewton4982 Thank you. My comment was a rather knee-jerk reaction to my general impression of his dramatic mannerisms and my experience with some of his other performances. There are things and people that appeal, others that repulse, and plenty that inspire nothing more than a "Meh" from us.
I do think Meatloaf's rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" was laudable (and, yes, I listened to it all, a bit curious to consider how he as an artist would interpret it, but mostly listening out of respect for our National anthem). He did have a fine voice.
P.S.: I wonder if maybe my overall reaction to the artist relates somehow to his choice of stage name? Maybe I've been juxtaposing my distaste for his mannerisms with my love for the taste of one of my favorite entrees, making me defensive. Somewhat ironic, lol... since meatloaf can be made so many different ways.
Nice talking with you. God bless.
@@Sometimes-even-lyrical sometimes stuff comes out of our mouths before we have time to realise we didnt put the brain gear! I've read interviews about Meatloaf, born Marvin Aday but changed his name to Michael later, as being a gentle soul. Maybe what we see is just a dramatic persona for the stage. Yeah I've heard better renditions of the anthem but everybody's voices are different/ individual. Thanks for the discussion Have a great day. :-)
Imagine seeing this live. You know when the national anthem was dang the way it was meant, and when ALL the athletes stood up with dignity and respect to the flag.