FIRST TIME HEARING Meat Loaf - Paradise By The Dashboard Light REACTION | THIS GOT WILD!!!

[@BettyBicepGirls]

Meat Loaf is the singer and his band in the “ Never Land Express “ and their music is called “ Theater Rock “ and when he sings he is also acting out the lyrics, thus his live shows have always been very entertaining

[@marilynk30]

Rock opera

[@buttthecat1354]

@@marilynk30 tomato, potato.

[@matthawkins8880]

Jim Steinman is the writer, Don forget that and RIP.

[@StormyPeak]

I was a teen when this album came out. We never called it theater rock. It was Rock Opera !!! : )

[@BettyBicepGirls]

I was a teenager and listened to this record then too and it was known as Theatrical Rock , as a rock opera is a actual rock opera production with a specific story being told on the stage like “ Age of Aquarius “ Jesus Christ Super Star “ and more recently “ Rock of Ages “ …. Of course they actually did a “ Bat out of Hell “ stage show or rock opera in London a few years ago , and that’s when Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf ‘s music became a “ Rock Opera” musical 👍🏻

[@JC-es5un]

The entire “Bat Out of Hell” album is phenomenal! Seriously, every single song is 🔥. I’d recommend checking out “Hot Summer Nights” and “Two Out of Three” 👍

[@codexdelux]

Not to forget, Bat out of hell it self is an amazing song. It just grabs you and refuses to let go :D

[@xmoomoo9158]

It is phenomenal… when it came out that’s all everyone was listening to👍🏻 Saw Meatloaf live a few years ago, was very disappointed he can’t sing anymore.

[@Wildwanderer99]

Good try. Two out of three ain't bad.

[@jno5]

Bat Out Of Hell from 1977….one of the best selling albums of all time and has spent over 10yrs in the UK album chart….

[@michaelgoostree4177]

Phenomenal record!!!

[@buffyjosmom]

RIP Meatloaf. The world lost a legend and a great man last night.

[@GGGritzer]

Meat Loaf........

[@mil2k11]

Truly. Even though I wasn't totally into his music, I really did like the songs that I heard. I also was a huge fan of his "Eddie" in Rocky Horror. Sucks that many legends and such from when I was a teen on almost a monthly basis. Great going Reck - best of luck on your trip to 200K bro!

[@moonlitegram]

"I swore I'd love you til the end of time...And now I'm praying for the end of time" - one of the funniest lines in rock and roll. Great seeing you guys appreciate this. I've seen people watch this entire video without smiling once and I don't understand them lol. Glad you got the humor in this song.

[@itchyandred4131]

Meatloaf began his career in theatre he was also in the movie "Rocky horror picture show" the man who wrote all the songs was Jim Steinmann R.I.P.jim another good song is"you took the words right out of my mouth ✌️

[@MyASMR777]

@@rockabilly1347 I went to the midnight showing at Fairland town center Dearborn, in the 80s

[@davidcooklock129]

Steinmen was a great songwriter and there is a sense of humor in all his songs. Here I really like the 'praying for the end of time' ending. RIP Jim.

[@zenhaelcero8481]

Dang I didn't realize Jim had passed. Sad thing, RIP to the man.

[@debz6742]

He was in the Broadway show HAIR.

[@karylbelitz6704]

Don't Let Your MEATLOAF!! LOL

[@gioravera7951]

ONE OF the most iconic albums! Thank you Meatloaf. R.I.P

[@ctuckwell6562]

Glad you both enjoyed this one! If you want to check out more Meat Loaf, I'd recommend "Bat out of Hell", "I'd Do Anything for Love", "For Crying Out Loud" and "Objects in the Rear View Mirror". All epic songs like this one, all written by composer Jim Steinman, who died last April.

[@Frostrazor]

You just experienced your first "rock opera". Meat Loaf (spelled with a space) loves to be theatrical. He has so many powerful and fun songs all written by the late great Jim Steinman. Meat Loaf's performances were always very dramatic and energetic, and some of the more interesting lyrics of all time.

[@6666Imperator]

The Rocky Horror Picture Show had also some great rock songs in it :D

[@clairelofty3015]

Meatloaf always hated his work being called "Rock Opera," check out his interviews.

[@KarenCatMom2]

This song came out in 1977 a year after I graduated from college. We were still in the era of album rock. There were rock radio stations that came on after 11:00 p.m. and they played entire albums. They also played Long play songs on AM & FM radio so music could be more than just three or four minutes long. This song was on the charts and it was crazy popular and I still love it today. Meatloaf is a great entertainer. In the late 70s we still got most of our music from either a radio station or possibly an 8 track tape. No internet yet no streaming no music that you carried around in your pocket. But I had an AM/FM radio by my bed and went to bed a lot of nights listening to an entire album by some of my favorite artists still today!

[@thisisme2476]

His passing is a little less painful, knowing his music will carry on to your generation.

[@kathieovercash8414]

Amen. I listen to Rock and Roll Heaven often.

[@belvagurr403]

He got his nickname from football because he was so big. His name was Michael Lee Aday, died January 2022 from Covid complications.

[@jennhurl]

Meatloaf LOVES to be theatrical! He knows how to entertain. Check out: "I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)" to hear his gorgeous vocals. This was '77 & that is '93. 16 years later & his voice is still amazing & when you see the video you'll be glued. Meatloaf is definitely one of a kind!

[@caperboy1169]

That’s his background.

[@donamills863]

I was “barely 17 and barely dressed” when this song came out. I wore lots of tube tops. I would leave the house with a jacket on and would take it off the minute I stepped out. My mom never knew what I was wearing under the jacket 🤣🤣🤣 RIP Meat Loaf

[@karlfoxwell8383]

an original rebel love your work

[@notsure1350]

She knew She was 17 once too

[@srfisher101]

I’ve watched a bunch of reaction videos tonight to Paradise by the Dashboard Light. Nobody seemed to get the significance of the baseball sequence; they seemed to be watching the action or just talking over the speaking. On the record, of course, all you could hear was the speaking. It was by Phil Rizzuto, an All Star player for the NY Yankees. He won seven World Series. After retiring from baseball, Rizzuto famously broadcast Yankee games on radio and television for the next 40 years. His popular catchphrase was "Holy cow." In the song, Meat Loaf says, “We’re going to all the way tonight tonight, we’re going to go all the way tonight.” At least in the 50s, a guy tried to get to first base (kissing), then second base (boobs), then third base (fingering), and then “go all the way” home. Get it? RIP Marvin Lee Aday.

[@boki1693]

This song was EVERYWHERE when it came out. HUGE HUGE hit among teens and 20's somethings. I would bet this was one of the biggest hits of the 70's.

[@jeffharry9675]

Rest In Peace, Marvin Lee Aday, AKA Meatloaf. This is a funny song and a great performance.

[@seanstevenson9891]

" His name is Robert Paulson. " ~Fight Club~ 😆 RIP Big Guy

[@NAILS313]

His name is Michael Lee Aday

[@NAILS313]

His name is Michael Lee Aday

[@NAILS313]

His name is Michael Lee Aday

[@dipsydoodle7988]

Congratulations, this is probably one of the best reactions I've seen to this song. 😆 absolutely hilarious. Meatloaf is a whole rabbit hole.

[@SCharlesDennicon]

The dude paused waaaay too many times for it to be the best, imo.

[@tombekkholt1235]

what reactions ?

[@amys.4951]

Fun fact: If you've seen the movie Fight Club, Meatloaf played Bob...the guy with the huge man boobs. He's an excellent singer and actor as well. Truly a unique fella.

[@Frostrazor]

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

[@BrandonWestfall]

If you're going to mention Meatloaf we need to mention Jared Leto as well lol. (Pretty Boy in Fight Club)

[@michaelwaller7365]

Meatloaf was also in a movie with Samuel L. Jackson titled "Formula 51". Meat's character is named Lizard. Fun flick.

[@j.h.3777]

What about Rocky Horror Picture Show?! He played Eddie.

[@amys.4951]

I didn't realize that! Thanks for posting this. Meatloaf is awesome.

[@davidpost428]

The great vocalist performing with Meatloaf here is Karla DeVito.

[@willardarmbruster8111]

Performing yes, not singing. She’s miming to Ellen Foley.

[@davidigleniec2483]

Meatloaf is Amazing, both as an artist and human being.

[@kateburns8126]

Sadly, Meat Loaf passed away. He was 74 years old. Thankfully we'll always have his music, movies and books. R.I.P. Meat Loaf.

[@rickyjkuron5275]

Sucks Covid-19 killed Meatloaf. Please take covid 19 seriously and take vaccines

[@kateburns8126]

@@rickyjkuron5275 I wrote my post shortly after Meat Loaf's death was made public. When I later learned it was Covid related I was just totally pissed off. How many damn lives more will be lost due to those not taking the vaccine? I've lost people due to Covid. The vaccine came our later; not in time. Would anyone not get the polio shots? Smallpox if it was still needed? This is just ridiculous.

[@skynetterminatort100]

Meatloaf - I'll do anything for love Another great song

[@TheDailyRipple]

Meat Loaf "Bat Out of Hell" The whole album is priceless... you have to listen from beginning to end. It's a Rock Opera kinda. Big Seller! You need to listen to "For Crying Out Loud" or "Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" My favs

[@iwd8921]

Meatloaf is the singer as others have said. The dude had a really crazy life, he was in Dallas when Kennedy was shot and him and his friend drove to the hospital right after and ended up photographed. Beyond that and more importantly he is one of the most prolific musicians of our era having become one of the few musicians to sell over 100 million albums in history.

[@stillaboveground2470]

Saw Meat Loaf back in 1994 on the "Bat Out of Hell 2" album tour. Awesome show. "Meat Loaf" was his nickname growing up, given to him by his football coach.

[@robynsnest8668]

Meatloaf died an hour ago. Please do Crying Out Loud in his honor. Hardest song he did and only one that scared him. RIP Meat

[@Charlee1776]

I just wanted to let you guys know that YES! They did in fact make out like that on stage for that song each time. I was lucky enough to see them live twice when I was a teenager and they did the exact same performance both times.. the amazing part is they both sang it just as good as that recording both times! A true legend of rock!

[@scorekeeper61-uz1ix]

That's wat they did to get there contract. VH1 has a movie about that.

[@nahkohese555]

His given name was Marvin Lee Aday. In High School he played football and the coach gave him the nickname Meatloaf. When he started performing, he took that as his stage name and eventually had his name legally changed to Meatloaf Aday.

[@sharlenenicholls3934]

This is one of my favourite songs… love the melody, the lyrics and the theatrical performance… ya just gotta love Meatloaf! Checkout ‘Took The Words Right Out of my Mouth’ or ‘Hot Patootie’ which is on the movie ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ that Meatloaf is in. 🇦🇺

[@NoelMcGinnis]

Maybe I’m showing my age, but I remember quite well when this song dropped. Meatloaf’s career wasn’t that deep, but he made some lasting waves. He was even in the longest running movie to ever be in movie theaters. The Rocky Horror Picture Show. He was definitely talented as hell. He just didn’t have the usual rocker “look”.

[@willenholly]

Two members of the E Street Band played on “Bat Out of Hell”: Roy Bittan & Max Weinberg. My dad bought that album for me when I was 7. He just wanted me to like music. Paid for lots of guitar & piano lessons. God, I sucked. But I got a lot of vinyl.

[@stevewalsh4850]

This blew us away back in 1977 when the album dropped, it was a different vibe to the rock we were used to, almost were scared to play it around your buddies cause it wasn’t Led Zeppelin or Black Sabbath or The Who or The Rolling Stones, but we all secretly liked it😎

[@jonigretzinger1464]

Our family sings this at every wedding. SO FUN

[@jaykay9695]

Thank you for the reaction and so glad you enjoyed the musical drama that was presented for your viewing pleasure. It is one of my favorites. The problem is, a lot of folks get caught up in the moment on both sides of that. This to many is the path they find themselves on. Wild and young and the thought past the nest few moments just doesn't come thru. To those folks I certainly wish the best for them, and their kids. Peace to all.

[@ALB-n8i]

Meatloaf was the Prince of Rock Opera! His HS coach gave him the name which wasn't a compliment but instead of shying away, he embraced the name.

[@peteryarnold9707]

Meat Loaf never fails to entertain

[@dobiemom9245]

I grew up on this one I was in high school about 16 or 17. This song made me cut class!!! Meatloaf got his name due to him being a very big boy growing up. He played football and stepped on his coach's foot one day and the coach said get off me meat. This name stuck with him throughout his life He was very active in the theater it was his first love. He has played in many movies such as fight club, The rocky horror picture show, Wayne's world and many others. As a child his father was an alcoholic and beat him often, although he forgave him. He said in an interview this made him want to be someone else and movies was his first love just so happened he best friend wrote songs and then he started incorporating music and theater together. He claims to be very very shy but you would not guess that. His concerts were extremely amazing however he never felt he gave 100% He sang and performed till almost 70 yrs old coming off stage and immediately having a physical there at all times to administer immediate oxygen. He will be greatly missed.. I wish I was 17 again listening to paradise by the dashboard light. What the you Tube documentary of him telling about his life its so sad..

[@patroscher3011]

The name meatloaf comes from his high school football coach that always said move it meatloaf. This song is a good example of teenage Harmon's and the dangers of committing too soon. This is a great performance of a great song.

[@ginawhisnant9966]

Meatloaf said in an interview once that he was not a singer, he was an actor who played characters who could sing.

[@barr790]

Love Meatloaf, what a singer! 👊🎶 Loved him in that film Fight Club too.

[@jefffiore7869]

The radio announcer was Phil Rizzuto. He was the voice of the New York Yankees on the radio back then. The female singer was Ellen Fowley but I think that in this video they got another girl to lip-sync. "Although Karla DeVito (who toured with Meat Loaf in support of the album) is featured in the music video, DeVito is lip synching to Ellen Foley's vocals". meat loaf was also in several movies, The Rock Horror Picture Show and Fight Club

[@rimskykorsakov2892]

Nope that is definitely Ellen Foley in the video

[@jefffiore7869]

@@rimskykorsakov2892 Ellen Fowley was (and still is) a blonde "Did Karla DeVito sing with Meat Loaf? She is seen singing with Meat Loaf in the video clip of "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" and "Bat Out of Hell", synced to the original vocal by Ellen Foley. ...

[@rimskykorsakov2892]

@@jefffiore7869 I just love getting reactions 🎣🎣🎣

[@kamthornhill477]

I was just about to comment that it was Phil Rizzuto of the Yankees doing the baseball play by play 😊

[@jefffiore7869]

@@kamthornhill477 If you heard him during a Yankee game, you would recognize his voice 🙂

[@alisonmatheson7118]

RIP Meat Loaf who passed away last night. Such an amazing singer and actor. 😭😭😭

[@greg2976]

The Lady is right. There were several times the tempo slowed down as if they were going to end the song. Great reaction as always!

[@silvernlavender]

Meat Loaf started out on Broadway. He plays Eddie in Rocky Horror Picture Show, which y'all should check out. His songs are so theatrical, and change tempos so much, because they are written by Jim Steinman. He uses classic composition in popular songs.

[@stevegeib9642]

I will agree with all your other subs that the entire Bat Out Of Hell album is Epic! That and you definitely will enjoy "I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)" a true Beauty and the Beast mini rock opera. I look forward to your experience with more Meat Loaf.

[@macy69k]

Interesting fact about Meatloaf aka Marvin Aday. 16 yr old Marvin and some friends were riding in a car near Parkland Hospital in Dallas on Nov 22, 1963 - the day JFK was shot. They watched the limo arrive with JFK and Jackie, pulled over walked to the limo and saw all the blood.

[@singerkgreen]

This was my grandmother's favorite band and favorite song. 😂

[@dark_tracker]

This is one of my all time favourite songs, the story telling, the back and forth between them. Golden age of music.

[@Slvrdrgn77d]

Also for a great vocal song that tells a story is “objects in the rear view mirror may appear closer than they are” and that is an maxing song title too lol

[@jeffelifritz8281]

What year old ladies jaw-dropping he said that oh my fucking god that is the funniest thing I've ever seen that is a true reaction right there

[@carmensandiego7749]

His name was Marvin Aday but MeatLoaf was his lifelong nickname. Her name is Karla DeVito who toured with him in concert in this video. Actress/singer Ellen Foley was on the recording. The vibes definitely change in this song a few times! You got to check out the whole concept album. Bat Out Of Hell. Theatrical rock, it's all amazingly intense, emotional.

[@thegreatrosterini4647]

The Rock Opera story telling of Meatloaf is fantastic. More!

[@sandyleewhite]

😎😎😎😎 *Theatrical Rock Opera, at it's best!!! Queen was famous for this style as well* 😎😎😎😎

[@davidphillips4476]

Birth of Theater ROCK!!! Nickname given to him when he was younger. JC is right the entire album is FIRE!!! That's the way his concerts were, they were like an entire rock opera all the way through with full sets and everything. They were GREAT!!! "I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)"

[@pensnut08]

I heard this about his voice type awhile back: "Meat Loaf is what we call a Heldentenor (which translates to “heroic tenor”). They are a fairly rare voice type that tends to develop fairly late in life (their top generally becomes accessible around 30). Their voices are powerful with a high top. The challenge for this voice type is that learning to control it takes time and training.'.

[@cherylsetzer4937]

I was able to see Meatloaf live and that is the same way he performed it always - it didn’t matter to the backup singer was.

[@langdalepaul]

The whole album was composed by the late great Jim Steinman, and has his hallmarks all over it. There are no bad songs on the album, but maybe you should check out the title track, Bat Out of Hell.

[@ginamarandino6451]

Today we heard that meatloaf had passed away only 6 days after this reaction I highly recommend that you check out objects in the rear view mirror may appear closer than they are, two out of three ain't bad, bat out of hell, and you took the words right out of my mouth just to get started. He was an amazing musician had a phenomenal voice he was an incredible talent and we're going to miss him a lot.

[@michaelhatchard8864]

This is what we called back then(theatrical rock). The original female singer was Ellen Folly. But when the film clip was being done, she was in the studio with the producer of this song recording her own album. So they used someone else. Back then everyone knew the lyrics, if it came on at a nightclub, everyone got up to dance, All the girls played the female role & all the guys played the male role. This album was super popular and had so many hits(It is one of the biggest selling albums ever). Meatloaf is also in a stage production, that was eventually made into a movie called. The Rocky Horror Picture Show. It's a little weird the first time seeing it. But it became a cult thing. Every Friday night we would get dressed up as one of the characters, & go to the theatre at 11pm to watch it. We would put our name in a hat and those drawn would get to act out the movie as it actually played in front of the movie screen. Quite a few songs from this show, also packed the dance floor at nightclubs). Rocky Horror is a must-watch at some stage in your musical journey.

[@TonyM1961]

Your showings were at 11? Ours were always at midnight. I used to be a great Riff Raff

[@medrawilliamspm8362]

Two out three ain't bad.Thats my favorite Meatloaf song.

[@Pomdownuder]

RIP MEATLOAF DIED AGED 74 born Marvin Lee Aday, September 27, 1947 - January 20, 2022 Will be sorely missed

[@acorrado5529]

I enjoyed your reaction! Meat Loaf is a lot of fun for a couple react to. This is referred to as a rock opera and is very theatrical. Please check out Meat Loaf's "Hot Summer Night/Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth" and "Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad" next.

[@geoffsullivan7902]

This is literally like theatre, Carly Devito is the female in white- they were both stage musical people before Meatloaf( that dude singing) wrote a few songs and his career took off. They are both great performers and this is just fun! ❤️🎼🎶❤️😎🔥

[@garyscarlett5471]

I thought that was her, she's Danny's sister lol

[@geoffsullivan7902]

@@garyscarlett5471 there were 2 females- Ellen Foley was the other who worked with meatloaf for years. RIP Meatloaf ❤️🎼❤️

[@Ephemerally_me]

I agree with all of the Meat Loaf recommendations that have been made. I would also add Meat Loaf’s version of It’s All Coming Back To Me Now

[@crunchtime6686]

As good (great) as all Meatloaf's music is...I think the best I ever heard him was during the 94' ASG National Anthem. Everyone there that day was blown away!

[@markdenio4537]

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[@dannytapp7259]

His high school football coach first called him Meatloaf after he stepped on his foot , he's a big guy 🏈

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

I heard it was his Dad who started calling him Meat when he was born. Apparently he couldn’t sing at all until he got a severe concussion. After that he was fire.

[@wnsafford1854]

According to Meatloaf, he got the nickname "Meat" in infancy, from his father & was called that all during childhood. The "Loaf" part was added in 8th grade, when he stepped on a coach's foot & the coach yelled "get off of my foot you hunk of Meatloaf."

[@UranusHz420]

I love watching young couples react to this classic. From 1977 until the early 90s, this song was on every jukebox in every bar in the country. And someone played it every night. Everybody loves this song. It’s so relatable to anyone who was in high school when people still went on dates and parked somewhere to make out.

[@africareigns]

Meat Loaf's death was announced about 10 minutes ago.

[@greggbradford2307]

C`omon... this song was a classic... they actually made a song where they could litterall fight within the lyrics lol... sound like two people taking... coping over each other in a fighting manner... awesome!

[@Boatzilla2]

Fantastic reactions. "Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" is a good one. Another love story. A bit more poetic.

[@stevengartside7257]

Great reaction. Always makes me smile this song.

[@animeman84]

Since you didn’t seem to get the baseball analogy,I’ll explain it to you:1st base-mouth to mouth kissing,especially French kissing;2nd base-skin-to-skin touching/kissing of the breasts (in some contexts,it may refer to touching any erogenous zones through the clothes ie not actually touching the skin);3rd base-touching below the waist or manually stimulating the genitals (in some contexts it may refer to oral sex);Home Run(home base or scoring)-“full” penetrative sexual intercourse

[@centuryrox]

I've seen several young people react to this, and few seem to get it. Which leads me to believe the baseball analogy that us older people grew up on is not very popular or talked about these days. Maybe they just go straight for the home run these days?

[@animeman84]

@@centuryrox I didn’t know what all the bases meant until I was an adult but I knew of the reference. I’m many years older than him so the analogy was still talked about in my teenage years so maybe the 2000s or 2010s is when kids stopped hearing the baseball analogy?Also R.I.P. Meat Loaf who died today at 74

[@andibay3736]

I’ve been watching your reactions for some time and think you two are GREAT! You’re such a darling couple and your baby is a little peach! it’s cool to watch you keep an open mind no matter what type of music. You always find something positive to say about every song. There are songs I’ve never cared for but your comments have provided me with a more open mind to at least appreciate something about each song! Keep doing what you’re doing and you’re going to soar! 🤗

[@ychaps]

Such a fun video...love me some Meatloaf...and your reaction was priceless...

[@acemodez3169]

Her jaw dropping when he said "let me sleep on it" tho! I laughed so hard at this

[@davidbordonaro1631]

I love watching people's reaction when they figure it out ! We all did it but not all admit it

[@creinicke1000]

It never thought it was a secret.. it's about Sex!

[@Xcris_crosX]

I'm surprised they don't understand romantic -candlelight- dashboard ambience. They don't do that anymore?🤔 Annddd the 1st, 2nd, 3rd base reference

[@thekingcobra63]

The ultimate Rock Opera! Please do more Meatloaf.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

Top 10 Top 15 voices in Rock history. Hell of a voice, and his comeback story is L E G E N D A R Y

[@johnathanmcdonald2947]

R.I.P Meatloaf keep on Rocking in heaven...🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘...

[@charlesdodimead5658]

❤

[@stevewynter4519]

Bat Out Of Hell, The album which was almost never made went on to be one of the biggest selling albums of all time, Not one bad song on it but Bat Out Of Hell and For Crying Out Loud are real masterpieces all 9 and 12 minutes respectively

[@beastrace81]

glad you got to see this. Meat Loaf just died. the woman is Karla De Vito. she was awesome.

[@fosansbach]

The Album is in the Top 10 of the most selling Albums of all Time. R.I.P. Buddy

[@georgianajones2346]

Couldn’t believe when I woke this morning to read of his passing 💔 R.I.P

[@biggmaqq]

Back when this song first hit every woman I knew owned this album, specifically for this song.

[@angelskunk2206]

Oh man, you guys need to check out "I'd Do Anything for Love (but I Won't Do That)" & "Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" ❤❤❤

[@davidedwards1705]

Welcome to a Rock Opera! Meatloaf was the King of the Rock Opera! Legend says he went to Acting School and Drama Classes and it shows in his Concerts.

[@gavsphotography]

Rest In Peace meatloaf we have lost a legend

[@maryhill1558]

I have never seen your channel before. I decided to watch this video because I wanted to see how the two of you would react to it. I am happy that you liked it. I grew up listening to Meatloaf and this is one of my favorite songs. You should listen to more of his music. Thank you and have a good day. R. I. P. Meatloaf.

[@grokur9714]

Now Marvin Lee Aday is in heaven Rest in peace Meat Loaf

[@constantinevanghele9264]

He was an actor. He delivered his songs as well as Shakespeare. He was in 60 + movies as well. If you had a car like I did, with bench seats you had this cassette in the radio ready to go!

[@mrbumble2986]

Sadly Meatloaf passed away this morning from complications due to Covid. His voice was unique and his talent and stage presence was awesome. So glad to see he is still being appreciated by a new generation of music lovers the world over. Keep up with the tributes Recklezz, I'm sure you'll enjoy reacting to every track on Bat Out Of Hell, truly a sublime album. A very sad day to be sure. 😞

[@TheJjnowell]

He died from blood cancer

[@paulfernandez3747]

Born in 68, bigger than Elvis to me, bat outta hell, probably still holding records for longest, no 1, longest top 10, longest top 40 and 100

[@jennywren7822]

It looks like you had a premonition, and now he's gone. RIP Mr Aday, never forgotten ❤

[@powerdavid6235]

BREAKING NEWS... It was announced today that Meatloaf as passed away...RIP Meatloaf, a sad day for rock music lovers everywhere.

[@trenken]

RIP to this amazing multi-talented legend. 100 million albums sold, also in 65 movies. What a career.

[@davidbrannon2627]

Meat Loaf passed on Jan. 20, a short 6 days after you guys discovered and reacted to him. But don't let that discourage you from reacting to him. His music will be playing forever. R.I.P. Meat Loaf aka Michael Lee Aday, you will be missed!

[@vvrrtt1994]

The baseball announcer is the Legendary Phil Rizzuto, a NY Yankees player and announcer. Phil had stated that he participated and knew his voice work was to be used in this song but claimed that he did not know about the double entendre. He later fessed up that he knew all along, but was getting heat from his family priest!!

[@robintiger9082]

Dude! This song was amazing back in 1977. The music out right in those years 77 to 82. Boston. Peter Frampton, Sultans of Swing, The Cars, Bob Seger, ACDC, Foreigner, and Meatloaf. This is like a handful of what was happening. I am leaving so much out. So many people and bands. Meatloaf's album Bat out of Hell was 🔥. Later on he had some great. Brilliant. Fantastic videos/songs. I will do anything for you, but I won't do that. Two out of three ain't bad. You hit a time period when music was blasting. But what part of the 70s or the 80s wasn't amazing?

[@lazaruslong8092]

Loved your reaction. Next for Meatloaf should be the video for "I'll do Anything for Love, But I Won't do That". Another performance, but it's the official video.

[@tommigun102470]

Love your reaction! This is considered Rock Opera! Next listen Bat out of hell!

[@jimchaney1230]

"Paradise By the Dashboard Light"...really, think about it...light at night, parked at the lake, alone with each other, the radio going....making out with only the dashboard light on...that's the only light is on his "Paradise". lol

[@loubob9789]

i love Meat Loaf he was a superstar

[@hawaiimp7510]

The female singer is Ellen Foley ,singer actress who's best known for this performance and her co star role on the old TV sitcom night court, she's also want with the clash. She's appeared in movies and TV and nobody realized it's her that sang with meatloaf