Meat was destined to be a star his first audition for Aquarius resulted from a gig he had parking cars for the show That in turn led to The Rocky Horror Picture Show film and play.
I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That) should be next, in my opinion. My mom liked Two Out Of Three, I think about her every time I hear this song.
Metal had a musical theatre background and he “acted” every song out. He also enunciated every word carefully because, as you say, it was a story he was telling.
The piano player wrote and composed this song for Meatloaf. He sure could sing. ❤. Have you heard I’d Do Anything For Love, But I Want Do That. He also did a lot of acting
The 2 Meatloaf songs you guys did were both stories, and Meatloaf can tell a story! He also has such a powerful voice and that's why he can pull it off. RIP Meatloaf.
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 number in The Rocky Horror Picture Show , “ Hot Patootie Bless My Soul” is his rabble rousing debut in the public eye. I love Olly’s advice to the lovelorn! 😂
I hope you'll react to the whole "Bat out of hell" album. It's a masterpiece. Every single song a unique gem. Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman were just the perfect musical combination of singer/performer and composer. Btw. the man playing the piano is Jim Steinman.
One interpretation of this song that I really agree with is that the girl he is talking to is the same girl that broke his heart in the past. "There is not a past love and a current girl in this. It's the same girl. She has changed her mind about him, but her inability to love him in the past has ruined it for him, so now even though she has changed her mind, the girl he once loved is gone as far as he is concerned."
I Would Do Anything For Love is amazing. His voice won him a Grammy for that song. Also, the song Bat Out of Hell is a masterpiece. And Paradise By the Dashboard Light is genius and simply perfect. Highly recommend all 3. Make sure it’s the official videos for all of them, especially Anything For Love (the video for that is basically a mini movie).
I agree that they should definitely do this one ...either next, or after "I'd do anything for love". But Bat outta hell would show them a faster paced, darker version of Meatloaf.
"Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" was one of the slow songs they would play at the after school dances when I was in middle school. The entire Bat Out of Hell album is great. Todd Rundgren produced it. The song "Bat Out of Hell" is another epic, so check it out too. But you might find more depth to dig in Todd Rundgren's catalog. Check out "I Saw the Light" and "Bang the Drum All Day" for starters. And another power ballad from back then that holds up well is "Lights" by Journey. That song features the guitar solo that defined power ballad guitar solos for a decade.
The guy playing the keyboard was Jim Steinman, he wrote all the songs on this album, he also wrote total eclipse of the hart, making love out of nothing at all and I need a hero, plus countless others.
Jim Steinman was a brilliant song writer, sometimes sarcastic, but always emotional. He wrote many famous songs for alot deal of artist. This album is one of the best selling albums of all time. The title track is an amazing song!
I loved this album, but I'm in shock that you have done 2 tracks but not the title track Bat Outa Hell😮 you MUST do that next it's 🔥❤ the reaction word game, you say Meatloaf, it's Bat Outa Hell from most people who may not even be fans
Meatloaf's character for the song was damaged by that first woman, she took some important part of his ability to love when she walked out of his life, telling him that she wanted him and needed him, but there was no way she'd ever love him. When she walked out, she left him the same condition, where he could want somebody and need them, but recognize that he never return their love.
The whole Bat Out of Hell album is amazing. One of the best-selling albums of all-time. Recommend For Crying Out Loud to react to next. It builds slowly and then explodes. Powerful.
nobody will EVER again make music like this !! ... and they STILL play this on the radio !! ...much better than the autotune-pushbutton-crap that gets played today (and forgotten tomorrow)
Heaven Can Wait is another beautiful ballad on this album and gotta do the title track. As with most albums in our era, meant to be listened to in it's entirety, it's a story.
Everyone had or still has this album in their collections it was that big. Bat Out Of Hell was a hell of an album I still play it on the old turn table when the mood strikes I have my original copy that I bought in 1980 as a 13 year old I also have CD copy but I like the vinyl copy better.
Far and away my favorite Meatloaf song. My favorite vocals of his, and favorite lyrics. Meatloaf had his start in theater which is why he delivers with such vocal and physical drama.
that's Jim Steinman on the piano, he wrote all the songs for the group, check out 'I'm Gonna Love Her for Both of Us' was off a later album Dead Ringer
Love this song. Yeah this is a concert. In those days nobody actually made 'video's' per se'. The recorded performances. Until MTV there was nowhere to play videos, therefore no videos were made. ! And totally, off the wall, but check out Jack Black & Jimmy Fallon singing 'More than words'. They made me laugh, even as they sang the song beautifully. It's great. You should check them out too. For another Meatloaf, check out 'I would do anything for love (but I won't do that0'.
Meatloaf was a performer who reached near Mercury levels of connection with the audience. Love watching you guys experience the music I grew up with. Keep it up guys. Much love ❤️
Jim Steinman (piano) wrote all of the songs on this album. Unfortunately, we lost both of them within a few of months of each other.😭😭😇😇 I still have this album on vinyl. "I know you're lookin' for a ruby in a mountain of rocks, but there ain't no coupe deVille hiding at the bottom of a crackerjack box".
Enjoyed your reaction! ML and Steinman drive emotions like no other. Bat Out of Hell official video a must as others have said. Also suggested was Life is a Lemon…deliciously dystopian! Suggest 1993 Orlando video. For another twisted song suggest I’m Gonna Love Her for Both of Us. Seldom reacted to and ML explodes. Official videos a must for full ML treatment.
Jim Steinman was playing piano behind him in this video. I saw him twice in concert and he was fantastic. You want another song to react to try "rock and roll dreams come through".
@thisisitreactions Jim Steinman also wrote “Total Eclipse Of The Heart” for Bonnie Tyler, which was a massive hit that you’ve probably heard. Listen to it again now, knowing that he wrote it, and you’ll hear the similarities with his songs he wrote for Meatloaf. He was a brilliant songwriter.
Meatloaf is one of the greatest singers of all time. he hasn't done a bad album imo. A great track to listen to, not from any of the Bat albums, in 'Couldn't Have Said It Better'.
Meatloaf had such a gorgeous voice and Jim Steinman wrote beautiful songs for him. Honestly though, what woman could stay with a man who would never love her?
some people used to shoot video for various uses, even before mtv in 81. this video was shot as a live concert synced to the record, so they would have a music video for any outlet. everyone is singing and playing but you are hearing the album version of the audio. nice review. meatloaf has one more crusher of a song -- the title track -- bat out of hell.
I love watching each of your reactions. I really find it sad young people aren't truly making music anymore. "Sampling" to me is just stealing and "auto tune" is a terrible thing. With that you can make it sound like you can sing but it's just fake. African Americans invented Rock and Roll. They sang and danced a true talent. Please know I'm not trying to disrespect anyone..
All 3 of you got what "2 out of 3" is before he said it! Good next choices are More Than You Deserve, Dead Ringer for Love, All Revved Up, Out of the Frying Pan, Peel Out, I'll Kill You if you Don't Come Back, Read 'Em and Weep, Left in the Dark, Los Angeloser, and of course the crown jewel of Meat Loaf music, Bat Out of Hell. Yeah, it's a lot, but they are all great songs.
I think that most of you guys would like Meatloaf’s song Objects in the rear view mirror may appear closer than they are. And yes that is the name of the song. And if and when y’all react to it y’all should really watch the official video.
You guys gotta do a movie reaction to "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" it's a cult classic, the movie would play every Saturday night at midnight at a theater near me during High School, we always went, you brought props, when it rained you shot your squirt gun, when they said "I'd like to make a toast" we threw pieces of toast, when they got married we threw rice, when he kills a guy with a pick-axe, everyone yelled "That's no way to pick your friends"
I love ollie reaction when he understood what the song was about.eatloaf was an OG gangsta. I could jever love you...but at least i want u and newd you. This alb was Huuuuuge from like 77 and on. Me and my siblings know this album be heart pretty much. Our mom and dad. Aying this on may dads system was beyond fire. Lit system feom early 70s would shake shit off rhe walls. .
Like Frank Sinatra, the ENUNCIATION of every lyric was the key to Meatloaf's success. The fact that Springsteen and Pearl Jam overcame the enunciation issue is miraculous.
Such a beautifully sad song. The late Jim Steinman wrote this song for Meatloaf and wrote a lot of other songs for him, like 'Bat Out of Hell'. Steinman wrote a LOT of popular songs like 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' and many more. Both men were legends.
These actually are the "official" videos. It wasn't a concert, they just replicated, to a degree, his concert for the videos. Also the piano player here is Jim Steinman. And Meat was conservative. Nothing wrong with that.
I read somewhere that this song exists because the record company wanted "a regular song" on the album: one that wasn't 10 minutes long, that they could play on the radio. 😂
Great song and for as sad as the song is, it’s got a bit of humor too. If you like this kind of storytelling in song, check out Objects In The Rearview Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are (listen to the full album version). Keep up these great reactions! 🎉
❤ Jim Steinman a brilliant songwriter and Meatloaf a brilliant opera trained singer with a flare for the dramatic, made a legendary pair! (Like Elton John and Bernie Taupin) And yes, this is from the same concert, The Bat Out of Hell tour/album. It was a concept album and the songs tell a story. So, the theme was 'prom night' , that's why he's wearing a tux shirt. 😅 ❤❤
Gotta love the Meat Loaf reactions! As a hardcore Meat fan, I'd say do "Bat out of Hell" next, but if you want something more recent, then do "I'd Do Anything for Love". I say more "recent" when that song is now 30 years old. He also won his lone Grammy for "I'd Do Anything for Love". Can't go wrong either way!
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Only Jim Steinman could get away with writing a line like "But there ain't no Coup de Ville hiding at the bottom of a Cracker Jack box"
I always loved that lyric. Sad young people need to look up what it is lol
@@K9-Crazy Yep I am old. 😀
@@gregharker1600we are SEASONED.....
Meat was destined to be a star his first audition for Aquarius resulted from a gig he had parking cars for the show That in turn led to The Rocky Horror Picture Show film and play.
I saw him perform here in Vancouver maybe 15 years ago. Great show.
Meatloaf is legendary. EVERY track on this album is gold. "Bat out of Hell" is a great track.
Meatloaf put everything into his songs.
I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That) should be next, in my opinion. My mom liked Two Out Of Three, I think about her every time I hear this song.
Uh, no. That song is cheesy as hell, why do people keep asking for it? For Cryin Out Loud is the one to hit.
Metal had a musical theatre background and he “acted” every song out. He also enunciated every word carefully because, as you say, it was a story he was telling.
The piano player wrote and composed this song for Meatloaf. He sure could sing. ❤. Have you heard I’d Do Anything For Love, But I Want Do That. He also did a lot of acting
He played an anti-semite in the indie film 'Focus' and when I realized who it was my mind was blown.
@@shwicaz he was really good wasn’t he
@@wandalewis5097 he truly was.
This whole album is great, such a classic.
Jim Steinman was playing piano in this song. I suggest Bat Out Of Hell for a banger! Jim Steinman wrote every song for Meat Loaf.
I noticed him..! And: We lost det BEST writer etc when he died...
The 2 Meatloaf songs you guys did were both stories, and Meatloaf can tell a story! He also has such a powerful voice and that's why he can pull it off. RIP Meatloaf.
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.
Me too
Also, the guy who wrote the songs for Meatloaf also wrote them for Bonnie Tyler. You can hear the similarities.
Jim Steinman.
His number in The Rocky Horror Picture Show , “ Hot Patootie Bless My Soul” is his rabble rousing debut in the public eye.
I love Olly’s advice to the lovelorn! 😂
I hope you'll react to the whole "Bat out of hell" album. It's a masterpiece. Every single song a unique gem. Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman were just the perfect musical combination of singer/performer and composer. Btw. the man playing the piano is Jim Steinman.
One interpretation of this song that I really agree with is that the girl he is talking to is the same girl that broke his heart in the past. "There is not a past love and a current girl in this. It's the same girl. She has changed her mind about him, but her inability to love him in the past has ruined it for him, so now even though she has changed her mind, the girl he once loved is gone as far as he is concerned."
Agree with this interpretation. It's a tragic case of bad timing.
I read, indeed, that was Meatloaf's personal interpretation as well.
Ugh
Nope. Not the same girl.
@@erickent3557Where did you read that?
I Would Do Anything For Love is amazing. His voice won him a Grammy for that song. Also, the song Bat Out of Hell is a masterpiece. And Paradise By the Dashboard Light is genius and simply perfect. Highly recommend all 3. Make sure it’s the official videos for all of them, especially Anything For Love (the video for that is basically a mini movie).
What a awesome artist Meatloaf was.
R.I.P Meatloaf.. your music lives on in my household....❤
One reading of the song is: the woman who left him that he still loves, is the same woman who's demanding more, and he can no longer love.
You have to listen to "Bat Out of Hell" ;)
I agree that they should definitely do this one ...either next, or after "I'd do anything for love". But Bat outta hell would show them a faster paced, darker version of Meatloaf.
Definitely!
"Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" was one of the slow songs they would play at the after school dances when I was in middle school. The entire Bat Out of Hell album is great. Todd Rundgren produced it. The song "Bat Out of Hell" is another epic, so check it out too. But you might find more depth to dig in Todd Rundgren's catalog. Check out "I Saw the Light" and "Bang the Drum All Day" for starters. And another power ballad from back then that holds up well is "Lights" by Journey. That song features the guitar solo that defined power ballad guitar solos for a decade.
The thing about Meatloaf to me is you don't just listen to his songs, you experience them. RIP Meatloaf
I have to say, back in the 70s singing along with this song as a teenager, I never realized how mean it was! Still love it!
The guy playing the keyboard was Jim Steinman, he wrote all the songs on this album, he also wrote total eclipse of the hart, making love out of nothing at all and I need a hero, plus countless others.
I’d Do Anything For Love, and It’s All Coming Back To Me Now
I’d Do Anything For Love, and It’s All Coming Back To Me Now
I’d Do Anything For Love, and It’s All Coming Back To Me Now
I’d Do Anything For Love, and It’s All Coming Back To Me Now
I’d Do Anything For Love, and It’s All Coming Back To Me Now
Jim Steinman was a brilliant song writer, sometimes sarcastic, but always emotional. He wrote many famous songs for alot deal of artist. This album is one of the best selling albums of all time. The title track is an amazing song!
I think “Bat out of hell” should be your next one by him.
I loved this album, but I'm in shock that you have done 2 tracks but not the title track Bat Outa Hell😮 you MUST do that next it's 🔥❤ the reaction word game, you say Meatloaf, it's Bat Outa Hell from most people who may not even be fans
Meatloaf's character for the song was damaged by that first woman, she took some important part of his ability to love when she walked out of his life, telling him that she wanted him and needed him, but there was no way she'd ever love him. When she walked out, she left him the same condition, where he could want somebody and need them, but recognize that he never return their love.
“Life Is A Lemon (And I Want My Money Back)” by Meatloaf is relatable. I hope you guys have a great week. -Amber
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The whole Bat Out of Hell album is amazing. One of the best-selling albums of all-time. Recommend For Crying Out Loud to react to next. It builds slowly and then explodes. Powerful.
nobody will EVER again make music like this !! ... and they STILL play this on the radio !! ...much better than the autotune-pushbutton-crap that gets played today (and forgotten tomorrow)
Heaven Can Wait is another beautiful ballad on this album and gotta do the title track. As with most albums in our era, meant to be listened to in it's entirety, it's a story.
Meatloaf and Jim Steinman were one of the best partnerships in music history. It was very much storytelling at it’s finest, Rock opera at its best.
"I'd Do Anything For Love" (12 minute studio version) should be your next Meat Loaf song reaction. 👍🇦🇺
Everyone had or still has this album in their collections it was that big. Bat Out Of Hell was a hell of an album I still play it on the old turn table when the mood strikes I have my original copy that I bought in 1980 as a 13 year old I also have CD copy but I like the vinyl copy better.
Also from Bat Out of Hell check out the track "You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth."
Another great song!
Far and away my favorite Meatloaf song.
My favorite vocals of his, and favorite lyrics.
Meatloaf had his start in theater which is why he delivers with such vocal and physical drama.
that's Jim Steinman on the piano, he wrote all the songs for the group, check out 'I'm Gonna Love Her for Both of Us' was off a later album Dead Ringer
Love this song. Yeah this is a concert. In those days nobody actually made 'video's' per se'. The recorded performances. Until MTV there was nowhere to play videos, therefore no videos were made. ! And totally, off the wall, but check out Jack Black & Jimmy Fallon singing 'More than words'. They made me laugh, even as they sang the song beautifully. It's great. You should check them out too. For another Meatloaf, check out 'I would do anything for love (but I won't do that0'.
Meatloaf was a performer who reached near Mercury levels of connection with the audience.
Love watching you guys experience the music I grew up with. Keep it up guys. Much love ❤️
For Crying Out Loud is an amazing song by meat loaf and one of the best love songs ever written in my opinion
Jim Steinman is the writer for most of Meatloaf’s songs!
My favorite Meatloaf song 🎵 ❤️
You'd be surprised, I think, to know how many people had their heart broken at some point in time and have never really recovered from it.
His song writer is known as one of best!😊
The greatest line ever there aint no coupe deVille hiding at the bottom of a cracker jack box
Jim Steinman (piano) wrote all of the songs on this album. Unfortunately, we lost both of them within a few of months of each other.😭😭😇😇
I still have this album on vinyl.
"I know you're lookin' for a ruby in a mountain of rocks,
but there ain't no coupe deVille hiding at the bottom of a crackerjack box".
Enjoyed your reaction! ML and Steinman drive emotions like no other. Bat Out of Hell official video a must as others have said. Also suggested was Life is a Lemon…deliciously dystopian! Suggest 1993 Orlando video. For another twisted song suggest I’m Gonna Love Her for Both of Us. Seldom reacted to and ML explodes. Official videos a must for full ML treatment.
The gentleman in the middle always gets it ❤😂😊 far out
Meatloaf was almost a broadway type singer. He was so great imo
One of the rare albums that doesn't have a bad song. Boston, and Leftoverture are also great.
He had some really great songs and fantastic voice at his shows you always got your money's worth he always brought the excitement
The real lesson of this song is that he is treating somebody else how he got treated. Break the cycle.
Jim Steinman was playing piano behind him in this video. I saw him twice in concert and he was fantastic. You want another song to react to try "rock and roll dreams come through".
The Man on the piano is Jim Steinman He is the man behind the music
@thisisitreactions Jim Steinman also wrote “Total Eclipse Of The Heart” for Bonnie Tyler, which was a massive hit that you’ve probably heard. Listen to it again now, knowing that he wrote it, and you’ll hear the similarities with his songs he wrote for Meatloaf. He was a brilliant songwriter.
Angels. Robbie williams
Meatloaf is one of the greatest singers of all time. he hasn't done a bad album imo.
A great track to listen to, not from any of the Bat albums, in 'Couldn't Have Said It Better'.
Objects in the rear view mirror is one of my favourits - and it has a great video too.
"Bat Out of Hell". One of the best albums in music history! R.I.P ML and JS. Your stars will shine forever.
Meatloaf had such a gorgeous voice and Jim Steinman wrote beautiful songs for him. Honestly though, what woman could stay with a man who would never love her?
Jim Steinman is playing the piano. I was at this show. 62 now. And still just WoW.
Every MeatLoaf song is a diamond in the sand . a truly magical combination of Jim Steinman ( writer ) and MeatLoaf singing .
Great reaction guys. RIP Meatloaf.
What a legend.
some people used to shoot video for various uses, even before mtv in 81. this video was shot as a live concert synced to the record, so they would have a music video for any outlet. everyone is singing and playing but you are hearing the album version of the audio. nice review. meatloaf has one more crusher of a song -- the title track -- bat out of hell.
What a storyteller he was.... so passionate & theatrical!! I see the Jack Black resemblance...in looks & the way he acts. 🙂
I love watching each of your reactions. I really find it sad young people aren't truly making music anymore. "Sampling" to me is just stealing and "auto tune" is a terrible thing. With that you can make it sound like you can sing but it's just fake. African Americans invented Rock and Roll. They sang and danced a true talent. Please know I'm not trying to disrespect anyone..
All 3 of you got what "2 out of 3" is before he said it! Good next choices are More Than You Deserve, Dead Ringer for Love, All Revved Up, Out of the Frying Pan, Peel Out, I'll Kill You if you Don't Come Back, Read 'Em and Weep, Left in the Dark, Los Angeloser, and of course the crown jewel of Meat Loaf music, Bat Out of Hell. Yeah, it's a lot, but they are all great songs.
Love More Than You Deserve!
Surf’s Up is another tongue in cheek banger. So much to choose from!!
@@IRHRRetired the video is so much fun! Meat is so charming in it.
@@IRHRRetired I read somewhere that Steinman liked to "hide" one "dirty" line in every song.
I think that most of you guys would like Meatloaf’s song Objects in the rear view mirror may appear closer than they are. And yes that is the name of the song. And if and when y’all react to it y’all should really watch the official video.
You three are so enjoyable! I feel like you let us into your living room. Very comfortable.
Ah... Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf... One of the most sublime collaborations in the history of rock music ❤🤘
You guys gotta do a movie reaction to "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" it's a cult classic, the movie would play every Saturday night at midnight at a theater near me during High School, we always went, you brought props, when it rained you shot your squirt gun, when they said "I'd like to make a toast" we threw pieces of toast, when they got married we threw rice, when he kills a guy with a pick-axe, everyone yelled "That's no way to pick your friends"
He is theatrical and his voice is like butter..love this song.
I love ollie reaction when he understood what the song was about.eatloaf was an OG gangsta. I could jever love you...but at least i want u and newd you. This alb was Huuuuuge from like 77 and on. Me and my siblings know this album be heart pretty much. Our mom and dad. Aying this on may dads system was beyond fire. Lit system feom early 70s would shake shit off rhe walls. .
Jim Steinman on the piano, both on the record and in the video ...
The man playing the piano is Jim Steinman. Writer of all of Meatloaf's songs. Excellent storyteller!
For the record Meat Loaf is two words. The great man is a person not food..
You GOTTA look up Meatloaf doing the National Anthem. You GOTTA.
Just a piano and MLs vocals. Just can’t be beat!
This takes me back to the late 70’s 80’s! ❤❤
Like Frank Sinatra, the ENUNCIATION of every lyric was the key to Meatloaf's success. The fact that Springsteen and Pearl Jam overcame the enunciation issue is miraculous.
You cant leave the Bat out of Hell album before listening to For Crying Out Loud I Love You
Such a beautifully sad song. The late Jim Steinman wrote this song for Meatloaf and wrote a lot of other songs for him, like 'Bat Out of Hell'. Steinman wrote a LOT of popular songs like 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' and many more. Both men were legends.
In the Alaskan gold rush, 1896 to 1899, there was indeed gold on the beach, in the sand. Just thought you ought to know. :)
That song just gets you… the lyrics and the rhythm….
My fave of his
He wanted to be known as an actor not a singer. He has acted in theater and movies!! Talking and singing is because he's an actor.
Such a great artist!
These actually are the "official" videos. It wasn't a concert, they just replicated, to a degree, his concert for the videos. Also the piano player here is Jim Steinman. And Meat was conservative. Nothing wrong with that.
Yes! He does seem like Jack Black or vice versa. He actually was in the Broadway play Hair.
Most people dont know that Meatloaf was a classically trained opra singer.
I read somewhere that this song exists because the record company wanted "a regular song" on the album: one that wasn't 10 minutes long, that they could play on the radio. 😂
This song in one word is simply: beautiful
Meatloaf never thought of himself as a singer, he was a performet/ actor in fact. Thats how he started. His biography is very telling. Sweet guy.
Gotta listen to I would do anything for love....this man had a one of a kind voice and presence......miss him
Love this song 🎵
Great song and for as sad as the song is, it’s got a bit of humor too. If you like this kind of storytelling in song, check out Objects In The Rearview Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are (listen to the full album version). Keep up these great reactions! 🎉
Oh and you should absolutely 100% watch the video of him singing The National Anthem. It’s incredibly perfect and so powerful.
Thanks, just remembered I have little piece of meatloaf in the frig and I'm hungry
❤ Jim Steinman a brilliant songwriter and Meatloaf a brilliant opera trained singer with a flare for the dramatic, made a legendary pair! (Like Elton John and Bernie Taupin) And yes, this is from the same concert, The Bat Out of Hell tour/album. It was a concept album and the songs tell a story. So, the theme was 'prom night' , that's why he's wearing a tux shirt. 😅 ❤❤
Masterpiece
Gotta love the Meat Loaf reactions! As a hardcore Meat fan, I'd say do "Bat out of Hell" next, but if you want something more recent, then do "I'd Do Anything for Love". I say more "recent" when that song is now 30 years old. He also won his lone Grammy for "I'd Do Anything for Love". Can't go wrong either way!