British guitarist analyses Meat Loaf live in 1978!

[@wendygould4476]

Hi Fil. We are all still grieving the passing of Meatloaf and may I say as we approach the one year anniversary of Jim Steinmans passing that his genius is much missed. There’s an audio of Meatloaf and Jim Steinman performing “Objects in the rear view mirror” which is mind blowing!! I urge you Fil and anyone else reading this comment to check this out. 💛😊

[@Ontharock]

I have NEVER seen Meatloaf not give 100% in ANY of his performances. He just seems to be able to suck you in, eyes wide open from beginning to end of every song. Paradise by the dash board lights. Perfect example

[@DerangedLeftWingers]

As of June 2019, it has spent 522 weeks in the UK Charts....Bat Out of Hell is also one of only two albums that has never exited the Top 200 in the UK charts...this makes it the longest stay in any music chart in the world, although the published chart contains just 75 positions

[@crankiemanx8423]

I love the music of the 70's,so much of it was so theatrical with a story to tell,& meatloaf was the epitome of that era,he had an amazing talent& stage presence.

[@kensod6034]

Meatloaf cracks me up... Comes out in his prom outfit missing a tie... Prancing around. Glaring at the audience... Stage acting... Building up a song... Kinda like Roy Orbison starting out slow building up to an explosive ending... We love Meatloaf... Plus a tight great band backing him up..

[@anitamariaa]

I have been a Meatloaf fan forever and just learned things that I didn't even know. Thank you for the great reaction! ♥️

[@BB.halo_heir]

I love the detailed stories you find of the artists ❤ thanks Fil!

[@drewpall2598]

I just read the sad news that singer/actor Marvin Michae Lee Aday, known by his stage name as Meat Loaf has died on Thursday January 20, 2022, he was 74 I recall the first I heard "Bat Out of Hell" Rest in Peace you leave us with an impressive body of works! Marvin Michae Lee Aday/Meat Loaf September 27, 1947 - January 20, 2022

[@loripond1839]

Great analysis thanks Fil!! Meatloaf was quite the eccentric performer what a show he put on!!...✌❤🤘

[@mikemaggio4979]

Thanks Fil for doing my request, Nothing but ear candy from start to end!!!

[@bigbow62]

Thanx Mike 😎🤘

[@banjoboy01]

fil takes requests now...STONEHENGE...STONEHENGE....STONEHENGE!

[@KStewart-th4sk]

I believe FIL receives requests for the same artists from multiple people. I have requested certain artists and find out I am not the only one to do so. Not hard to believe you are not the only one when you think about it.

[@jporter504]

He had an interesting part in The Rocky Horror Picture Show for sure. What a voice.

[@spindriftdrinker]

"What's for dinner ? Meatloaf again ?"

[@hman2912]

Eddie!

[@valorie3157]

Excellent Choice Fil!! Meatloaf is one of my favorite artists (kudos to Steinman for epic melodies and lyrics) the epitome of Rock Opera 🎶💕🎶👍👍

[@jadeblues357]

😎🎤🎼 In 1978 I wore out five cassettes of bat out of hell The combination of Jim Composing and Meatloaf ability with his vocal range to tell a story is amazing!

[@mcmoose64]

Saw him live in a mid sized town in regional Australia in the early 80s. From the location you can probably guess that it was not the peak of his career, but my God he put on a great show. One of the very best gigs I have ever witnessed!

[@professionalvampire1]

I saw him at a hot air balloon festival in NJ about 10 years ago - definitely not at his peak. Didn't matter. It was in the middle of summer, about 150° in the shade at a little local airport - and nobody cared. From the first minute, he owned every last one of the people in the audience.

[@susieq1565]

Same here. I was ten feet away. You could actually feel the vibrations. What a memory!

[@yolandaikardholman5393]

Jim Steinman is a musical genius.

[@tracyzimmerman7912]

I agree

[@AnaLuiza-rl9ee]

Meat Loaf and Jim

[@debrabensinger1331]

They both made it together 💯.

[@mistyhaney5565]

Amen. I don't think people realize how many iconic songs he's responsible for.

[@cultosaur262]

Not only a great album, but also one of the greatest live shows one could ever attend! Jim and the band were mesmerizing from the rise of the curtain! Meat Loaf is an entertainer of the highest order, like Elvis, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney, etc., and the show was musically of exceptional quality and kept everyone engaged start to finish! Michael O’Day remains a living legend! Another brilliant analysis Fil! Rock on! 👏👏👏🎶🎶🎶🎤🎂

[@craigmonteforte1478]

I have owned Bat Out of Hell on 8 Track ,LP Vinyl, Compact Disc and ive downloaded it from I Tunes it still remains one of my favorite albums of all times along with a couple of Pink Floyd and Queen albums i was blown away that All those sounds were being played on the guitar i originally thought it was all done on a Synthesiser He also really was. Brilliant on stage performing live with all th theater background

[@jamesallen278]

I turned 15 in November of 1977. I worked at a small concert hall in Morristown, New Jersey. Meatloaf played there on New Years Eve of that year. After the show there was a party backstage. I was talking to him when he reached down and grabbed a bottle champagne opened it and took a swig right out of the bottle and then handed it to me. I took a big swig of it and thought, “what a great job for a 15 year old rockstar wanna be.”

[@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore]

BRAVO FIL! Again you prove the point that us old folks were blessed with the BEST MUSIC EVER! I collected all the songs you mentioned except the one by Air Supply. I cannot tell you how many times I skipped lunch so I could save my money to go buy records on my way home from school. Thank you for this wonderful information.

[@debrabensinger1331]

He definitely is a legend. In 2006 I seen him in concert bat out of hell 3. The concert sold out. He put on a performance that you never forget as long as you live I mean it was really outstanding. When he walked out on that stage he owned it and all eyes were on him

[@mkivy]

Hey Fil, I loved Meat.... I always worried he would not be taken seriously bc of his weight, but u know what? It was his weight and talent that pushed him over the edge of talent. And he is talented. Thank you Fil for showing this ma. His dues! I never got to see him live and that’s my sad story...man he could belt it out!

[@ReneeNme]

I saw Meat back in the day at a large concert venue and he did this bit in between songs where he sat a microphone on the stage floor at the front of stage left and then he walked to the front of stage right and sang a series of notes as loud as he could and the microphone actually picked it up above the noise of the audience. Such a powerful voice.

[@professionalvampire1]

I saw him about 10 years ago - well past his prime - and he did the exact same thing.

[@pambarab5506]

My first year of college, and everyone had this tape. It's part of my life soundtrack! And Rocky Horror Picture Show is still playing in theaters today. I took my college aged daughter to see it for the first time, and she loved it (and Meatloaf)!!!

[@cyninshadows7041]

On this sad day as we say farewell to the the great Jim Steinman there is so much to worship at the altar of teen angst the great artist and thanks particularly for noting Todd Rundgren's massive and often unsung contributions to this opus.

[@ctuckwell6562]

God, I would have loved to hear Meat record "Making Love Out of Nothing At All". I like the Air Supply version, but come on! Imagine Meat launching into "I can make the run and stumble / I can make the final block / I can make every tackle at the sound of the whistle / I can make all the stadiums rock!" Honestly, record companies baffle me. Why on earth would you not pay Jim Steinman for his beautiful songs? I'd be throwing money at him like Fry in Futurama! Really enjoyed watching this, thank you so much for sharing this video. :)

[@user-qm7nw7vd5s]

YOU ARE A LIVING CLASSIC ROCK ENCYCLOPEDIA! Love these history bios at the end as well, in addition to the analysis. Learn something every time. Getting to be a real binge watcher. This is KZbin at its best! Thanks!

[@kathleenstewart409]

Bat out of Hell is, in my humble opinion, one of the BEST albums of all time. Have the cd today but wish I hadn't tossed the album (grrrr!!). Fil, would you do an analysis of Todd Rudgren and Utopia? I didn't know he did work on Bat out of Hell!

[@patty7beth]

He looks like a serial killer in this vid, but I love Meatloaf! But this performance pales compared with the legendary "Paradise by the Dashboard Light!" And my God, could Carla sing!

[@Jeni-ow1kl]

‘Paradise By The Dashboard Light’, YES, PLEASE!!:))

[@susieq1565]

LOVE to see him do PARADISE BY THE DASHBOARD LIGHT!!! Even if has to be 2 part due to the length. So iconic. Between Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman created pure magic in the 80s. Saw him live where he pulled 3-4 women to sit on the speakers (I was chosen and it was a glorious experience indeed!).

[@GrafStorm]

Fuque yeah! This is a track that is eternal, if you love rock. Fil, again your smiles at certain points in the vid show a symbiosis that we musicians and also non musicians find in the moments of musical joy. The Backing vocals are so good, remember the hard word of these singers. Thanks for featuring!

[@bradhuskers]

Bat out of hell is a landmark achievement in rock n roll history.

[@hawaiix24]

Fill. You do an amazing job. You can teach any subject with your presentation. Your vernacular and cadence is a joy to listen to. You are a natural teacher.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@LonskiBig]

...Isn't it incredible when someone has the audacity to just be himself ???...This guy and Jim Morrison of The Doors comes to mind...

[@vintage3041]

Meatloaf does a amazing vocal on Ted Nugents LP Free For All the name of the song is Together.

[@lindsaymac01]

That song blew me away when I first heard it...and it still does. Went out and bought the album, and I still have it. Thanks for all the background stuff too, Fil, makes these videos so much more interesting.

[@Canucklehead557]

Saw him live back around 1990. Great show. Loud, proud and rockin'.

[@juliemosher6404]

Since you popped up as a suggestion on my KZbin, I have become addicted. I love that you cover all genres of music. I love watching you & you are so in-depth with your analysis. You have given me a higher appreciation of artists I never listened to or only listened to the top hit tracks.

[@kathyf4224]

Way back in the early days of internet before they put the big kabosh on downloading music; my teen daughter was downloading music. Because she knew how and I didn't I asked her to download this for me. Later I looked over her shoulder and commented "Blurry by Puddle of Mud? What kind of name for a group is that?" She looked at me and said "I just got Bat out of Hell by Meatloaf for you". Point taken.

[@TuckerSP2011]

I love Meatloaf! He was an amazing performer back in the day. I saw him once at a huge show in The Meadowlands in New Jersey for Halloween. It was a super fun show, at one point he was lifted up by a wire like an angel. He has an amazing voice and puts so much drama into his songs. And a wicked sense of humor!

[@barbaraives5751]

Can you please react to Meatloaf and Cher singing "Dead Ringer for Love". It is so AWESOME. Great vocals, great vibe. Perfect in my opinion.

[@anitaadams2422]

Fil, I love Meat Loaf. Thanks so much for analyzing him!

[@Ladysensei]

One of the greatest in rock! RIP Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman

[@thatsrich944]

I have attended thousands of live performances. Of all those, one Bat Out of Hell II tour performance sticks out, where Michael had the most powerful vocal projection I have ever heard. I was in the upper grandstand and could hear his raw voice over the P.A.! It was a chilling and immersive experience I will never forget. Hats off to whomever had the task of adjusting his gain on the fly, in order to achieve an acceptable live mix. Cheers!

[@carolinscho2368]

His name is Marvin.

[@runsontrails3091]

My fav! Thanks for covering him Phil.

[@kensod6034]

He goes from a whisper to belting it out ... A very wide range... Lyrics were spot on.... The band following meatloaf like Sinatra band watching him and following him... Like when he started singing... For example...

[@1gypsy731]

Thanks for doing this video!

[@MrTom1379]

Unless you were there when this was originally released you’ll never understand the impact it had upon release .

[@avimae4225]

Can anyone else see the actie Jack Black playing Meatloaf in a movie? Love your vids!

[@theonlycindarelly]

avi mae Yas!

[@teenapittman4241]

I think Jack Black could see it too.

[@charlesjohnson9249]

And it is definitely overdue!!

[@tamiblackburn6915]

Yes hed be a great Meatloaf

[@kumarapatch1234]

yep

[@rodneywhitfield5754]

Where would this have been without Todd Rundgren? Paradise by the Dashboard light was on everywhere. Another awesome talent and album , Fil you keep batting 1000’s! It’s always interesting to hear others viewpoints on artists work, an inside view. Thank you for what you do.

[@wendygould4476]

It’s me again Fil. The Meatloaf/Jim Steinman performance I referred to is from the Hudson theatre in 1993.💛😊

[@stevenwoodward5923]

I graduated high School in 1977 and loved this album. "Heaven by the dashboard light" was my favorite.

[@italianplastick4031]

Wow! I can't believe my luck today I found a coin with my birth year on it....... And you uploaded a meatloaf episode 😎💯💯💯 cheers from Australia Fil 🇦🇺🍻

[@julieharden2433]

Just puts a smile on my face every time. I was lucky enough to see Meatloaf in concert twice in the early 90s.

[@katherinea.rodgers8366]

This is such a great album! Love this video. Haven't heard this song in a long time. Thanks, Fil for all the background.

[@laurakali6522]

I remember driving around in my 1968 Dodge Dart in the summer of 1978 with friends waiting for his songs to be played on the radio. Back when radio played more than the same 40 songs. Driving around with nothing to do and no worries with an 8 pack of Michelob pony beers and a nickel bag...

[@leslielegrand728]

laura kali I had a 68 Dodge Dart when I was in High School too. Class of 79.

[@laurakali6522]

Mine was a lovely maroon 4 door that stalled all the time and I’d have to put a pencil in the butterfly part of the carburetor to start it. Good times in the CT suburbs back then...

[@JJDSports2012]

Typically excellent exposition and analysis by Fil of a great song and a real talent. Thx.

[@blindkimberly1360]

I’ve always deeply appreciated how theatrical Michael Aday is. Another one of my faves. All of my friends loved Meatloaf. We rocked out with his music all the time. Just think how many super talented people have given up because the people in charge wouldn’t take a chance. I’ve been trying to stick to artists who also play guitar hoping I’ll pick up something. But you keep playing my faves. I’ll be rocking all night! Awesomeness.

[@michaelesgro9506]

One of your best analysis Fil! I don't see how you can improve, but you are!!!

[@robertwilder5479]

i just discovered your channel. Your smile is captivating. I can watch you smile all day.

[@Vinnie-lh9ln]

I grew up listening to Meatloaf. I have his early albums and through those, I ended up buying Elen Foley's album Nightout with her powerful song, "We Belong to the Night". She has such a true rock voice that she could rival Pat Benatar, but unfortunately, Ellen's singing career never reached the status that it should have. Check out Ellen on youtube and see for yourself her powerful voice, a true rock and roll voice.

[@prissy3535]

Ellen Foley did a great job on Paradise by the dashboard light. Everybody loves this guy. feature Ellen. Hell of a job.

[@SteffanoDucati]

ANOTHER excellent take on a classic ..... have you done Paradise by the Dashboard Light ? :)

[@phillee2814]

Wasn't it The Old Grey Whistle Test performance of that which nearly got the show pulled off air? kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3-3dXugi7CEr9E

[@DreamsSketcher]

Love Meatloaf. I like that he went a bit more theatrical. On a side note, when he began, I couldn’t help but see Jack Black! Now I can see one of Jack’s big influences in his performances in his band.

[@theresabrown203]

I just spent a few hours today listening to Meatloaf how odd you picked them... Thank you.. you are a joy.

[@sharonn9676]

Meatloaf is one of my favorite bands. You analyzed it perfect. Thank you Please analyze ABBA if you can. Thanks again Fil

[@italianplastick4031]

Yes!!! ABBA would be awesome 👌 or Kate bush

[@Angel-rq3pi]

He did a clip on Kate Bush Live a (few weeks ago?).... It's somewhere on his channel

[@jimmycampbell78]

Please not ABBA, Fil. Please no.

[@bcaye]

In 1978 I was 14 years old and I remember hearing this album *everywhere*, especially this track. My best friend was a guy and we would sing at the top of our lungs driving around in his van. Sigh. Still friends, though.

[@ladym1910]

Thank you so much for what you do. I love the smile on your face as you watch the performances. Your enthusiasm is contagious and your analysis is masterful. I saw Meatloaf in the mid seventies in Central Park in New York City in a small part in "Shakespeare In The Park" which was a production of Joe Papp's The Public Theater. Meatloaf's operatic voice and persona really contributed to adding variety to American rock music. I would suggest you look at the KZbin channel of a performer named Puddles Pity Party. He has an unusual personal and a fantastic dynamic voice. Start with "Puddles Luvs Paul" and "All The Small Things (Blink 182 Sad Clown Cover)".

[@handbagjones]

Wouldn’t you have loved to seen Meat and Freddie Mercury do a song together ? 😂 Both had great voices and showmanship. It would have been awesome. Meatloaf was a force. Love him and love his heart they had to give him oxygen after the show . He gave it all he had. 🤘🏻

[@SkiGolfer]

Here is a fun back-story fact about the Album recording, not this live performance. The "Bat out of Hell" album was produced by Todd Rundgren, basically nobody in the music industry wanted to touch it at the time. Anyway, they had finished recording the entire album and Todd was in the studio wrapping things up when Jim Steinman showed up and asked Todd where the motorcycle sound was, don't you have any effects or something? Todd looked at Jim and said "I don't do effects." Todd then, rather sarcastically, asked Jim, "you were serious about the motorcycle?" Jim responded "Yes." So Todd said, if you want an effin' motorcycle, I'll give you one, to which he picked up his guitar plug it in to and Amp, turned the tape deck on and proceeded to record the motorcycle sound...in one take. You can hear the motorcycle at 12:15 in your video, obviously not the same as Todd's recording on the album.

[@gemini2012100]

I think the music industry just didn't know how to categorize Meat Loaf because there wasn't anybody else that sounded like him back then. Jim Steinman described Meat Loaf's music as "Wagnerian rock".

[@isthiswherewecamein6130]

That's a great story!!! I knew that Todd Rugren had made that guitar sound, but I never knew how it came about. Thanks for that tid bit. Love hearing stories about in studio production. It kinda reminds me of when pink floyd was recording Dark Side, there's a video of when Dave Gilmour is putting the lead down, and Roger was in the Booth, and he complained that Dave's guitar was feeding back, to which Dave replied, "Feedback? Don't worry about that. Christ, what would rock n roll be WITHOUT feedback?!!!". Your story reminded me of that. If you wanna check it out, it was when they recording "Brain Damage". If you haven't had a chance, I recommend it.

[@TrueBagPipeRock]

saw some joke on one of your videos: Nurse walks in and asks, "Do you like Meat loaf?" Heard in other room, "No, but I love Rod Stewart."

[@Rebecca236]

Thank you for the biography! You are so much better than Wikipedia!

[@MrNegative57]

As always Thank you Fil !! Brings back memories!! My wife and I exited our wedding to the ending of Paradise. " Now I'm praying for the end of time...etc etc" not sure if everybody got the joke.

[@drewpall2598]

Since this is your channel Fil, feel free to feature artists or bands that you respect as well.

[@tinadurski4717]

What's your problem?

[@drewpall2598]

Tina Durski… My comment received 11 thumbs up! did not think there was a problem?

[@tinadurski4717]

If you dont like Fil's analysis then dont watch! HOW did he show disrespect????

[@MrStarflakes]

@@tinadurski4717 You missed his point. Fil does requests, he was telling him to maybe choose to do one of his own favorite artist once in a while. That's what I got from it, don't know how you got "disrespect".

[@buckjohnson1119]

Tina Durski You misread the comments twice, or perhaps you live in a bottle. He only meant, we could enjoy Fil analyzing his contemporaries.

[@bardmathiasbergersen5068]

Great song and an excellent review! Todd Rundgren’s guitar work on this one is legendary. The way I heard it he was asked to put the sound of a motorcycle into the song, and replied “You want a motorcycle? I’ll give you a motorcycle!”. Subsequently he did that fantastic solo.

[@craigjohnston6459]

First saw Meatloaf in Rocky Horror Picture Show and then listened to the Bat Out Of Hell album... and have been hooked ever since. Meatloaf gives everything to his performances and that translates into the incredible songs.

[@gscogginjr]

I was 16 in 1977 when this album dropped. It rocked our sophomore world! The Hermit of Bear Hollow rocks!! Thanks!

[@ivanmelgar920]

It's a pleasure to find someone who really knows about music, I'm a Prog critic and impressed with your knowledge...Congratulations.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@ronnie5129]

FIL, THANKS FOR THE VIDEO ON MEAT , AND YOUR GREAT COMMENTS, FIL, IF YOU COULD DO A VIDEO ON THE LATE GREAT BLIND CANADIAN GUITARIST, MR. JEFF HEALEY, THIS GUY WAS ONE OF A KIND, PEOPLE WHO DO NOT KNOW ABOUT HIM NEED A GOOD CRASH COURSE ON JEFF, PLEASE DO A DEAL ON HIM, MAY HE R.I.P., COUSIN FIGEL

[@cellgrrl]

Ironically I went to the same high school as Meatloaf at the same time, and yet somehow was unaware of who he was for several decades and am just now becoming interested in his music. I don't think he was Meatloaf when we were in high school, but still later on I should have known. Thanks for catching me up!

[@joegarcia8923]

meat loaf loved there music I'm in my 50s and I still listen to there music.👍👍😀🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@scottsteeves]

I saw him live many years ago and I don't think I have ever seen someone put so much emotion into a performance. It literally brought tears to my eyes at times.

[@petervenkman69]

Actually his birth name was Marvin Lee Aday, and he got bullied a lot because of his weight and name. Especially as there was an ad that went "Fat Marvin can't wear Levi's." According to Miachael himself, when being required to use his real name on a contract rather than Meat Loaf, he went to get his name changed, and told the sad story to a judge who then said something to the effect of "Ok, from now on your name is Michael." The nickname "Meat Loaf" was given to him by his high school football coach. There is certainly no doubt that Michael was at his best when teamed up with Jim. Jim was not only writes great tunes, but has a way with words that really is unique, using humour, metaphor and slimily in incredible ways.

[@steve-uq5tl]

Bat out of hell song, in my opinion one of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll songs ever ! Great Build up from beginning to the end .

[@kingerikthegreatest.ofall.7860]

The music, the performance, his voice, the cover art for the album= awesome.

[@ericheine2414]

Meatloaf is incredible. I have Bat Out Of Hell: Paradise by the Dashboard Lights On VHS, vinyl, and CD. Rock opera, Hair, Tommy, Queen David Bowie, ELO, and Meatloaf. Meatloaf also stars in Pirates Of The Caribbean, with Jeff Bennett's parrot Ella. Love it

[@italianplastick4031]

Yes!! And he's the dad in the tenacious D movie 😂👍 he's hilarious

[@scottmiller4295]

pirates? did not know he was in that. bit surprised noone has mentioned fight club and his role in that as "bob."

[@jamesstuart4037]

@@scottmiller4295 His name was Robert Paulson.

[@ericheine2414]

@@jamesstuart4037 He has a name.

[@bigdogpete43]

Ahh Paradise by the Dashboard light was my favorite. Her name was Anita and it was a Pontiac...I swore I would love her until the end of time...now I'm praying for the end of time ...lol

[@StormiidaeBlogspot]

I love his passion. The story telling, the theatrics, and that voice! So underrated.

[@davidmohr1920]

I saw him in 1991 in Saskatoon it was an outdoor event there were 4 bands playing Lee Aaron, Men without hats, Glass Tiger and Meatloaf who put on the best show by far you are spot on he is so at home on stage he makes it look easy :-)

[@lucy-texasgal3679]

As always you never disappoint, Fil ! Another great analysis of Meatloaf (Michael). A Texas born music artist. I really appreciate your diligence in researching an artist and giving us a very informative video. You rock! Love the Stevie Ray Vaughn t-shirt. Another great Texas artist. Please get some rest.

[@pauldavies6037]

The Meatloaf experience musically and as a stage nothing has come near 40years later seeing him live must have been amazing

[@extremereclusefallows5779]

He has one the best voices in Rock, almost operatic. Very under rated performer.

[@juliestevens6931]

The first song I ever heard Meatloaf sing was "Keeper" from the "Intergalactic Touring Band" Album that was published in 1975, I think. It was a very interesting album. The song Meatloaf did was very much like a ballad and just beautiful.

[@rebbeshort]

I always thought that Meatloaf should put out a best of album with his major hits called, "Oh No, Not Meatloaf Again!", and then an album of his lesser known hits called, "Leftovers". I remember Meatloaf when he was just starting out and struggling and how he used to say when he couldn't get a break, "What am I, chopped liver?" You had to be there for that one.

[@npkrn6764]

My request: "For Crying Out Loud"... I don't know if there is an old live performance video of that, but its such a beautiful, passionate song ❤

[@professionalvampire1]

My favorite Meat Loaf song ever! So under-appreciated!

[@dianeaustin2414]

My favorite as well.💜💜💜

[@Burnttoast495]

Look up Jim steinmans version he wrote and cut a bunch of the songs meat perfo

[@garyechols9458]

Another great analyst. Please listen to the complete album, it is a rock opera.

[@magsteel9891]

Saw Meat Loaf live in a club in Greenwich Village, NYC. It was awesome.

[@tracyzimmerman7912]

For me Meatloaf didn't come past my radar until I heard Jim Stienman Bad for Good album. My step dad took note of this and gave me a the Bat Out of Hell greatest hits collection cassettes. It had two cassettes. Meatloaf is a one of a kind. He does have amazing stage presence. It's hard to have a favorite song from them but when I heard No Matter What it took me to a really good place.

[@rcsproject627]

Yes the Bat of Hell was a wicked album. Meat Loaf a take charge vocalist. Great musician and insanely talented all around. Thanks Fil and a great analysis on Meat Loaf...

[@reberuth2335]

One of my favorite songs and singer from back in my day..he was a riot to watch live

[@darlatidwell9995]

Great vocalist.. Who doesn't love Meatloaf?

[@jessiem276]

@TheBluearmy33 😂😂

[@sloebone7399]

His name is Robert Paulson.... His name is Robert Paulson.

[@darlatidwell9995]

Sloe Bone. Fight club guy😭

[@darlatidwell9995]

TheBluearmy33 and 🍄

[@darlatidwell9995]

RDE Lutherie Too done it's mealy loaf lol.

[@paulablissett9396]

I was never in to 'Meat Loaf', but you're analysis makes him more interesting! Thanks Filip!