OH GOODNESS!| FIRST TIME HEARING Meatloaf - All Revved Up And No Place To Go REACTION

[@ellefitzpatrick6339]

The whole Bat Out Of Hell album is a masterpiece. You should totally listen to the whole thing sometime. That’s my childhood right there.

[@paulrosebush9137]

Same, smoke a number, put on the headphones, lay down and get taken away. Hasn't been anyting like it since.

[@GreenEyedRogue]

100%

[@CharlesMccullough-g2h]

I’m 60 and still rockin that album!

[@danielstoddart]

It's a great album. I think people get turned off by the album art and might mistake it for Satanic music. But the album is actually about high school angst and being a teenager.

[@CharlesMccullough-g2h]

@@danielstoddart actually the art work was what hooked me to begin with.Then starting listening to it and was immediately hooked especially since I could understand the lyrics.lol

[@robertg7396]

You have to do Meat Loaf "For crying out loud". It's a pure masterclass in every way!!

[@lorilemley5348]

I’ve been trying to get them to do that one! Meat Loaf even said it was the most beautiful song ever written! -by Jim Steinman of course. My fourteen year old golden retriever is a Meat Loaf too!

[@kevinm4022]

I totally agree with you on that one. What an ending to a great album. For crying out loud you know i love you. This album should have won album of the year in 1977

[@MoMoMyPup10]

It is beyond understanding how that song is so under-reacted to. Why??? It's the finale of the album and the creme de la creme of all things Meat Loaf. This one is also overlooked and it's another blast from Bat Out of Hell, but FCOL is way too epic to be so overlooked.

[@marleneobstnash5517]

It's such a a beautiful masterpiec! Meatloaf is so intense and emotional, as he is in all songs, but in this case it makes me cry still, after all these years of hearing it since Bat Out of Hell was released!

[@MP-od1zz]

100% agree! It might be my favorite song, but I am actually happy that they continue to go down the rabbit hole. Meatloaf has so many good songs to review.

[@jamesmorgan4121]

Guys you must do “For Crying out loud”. The power of his voice in this song is unmatched. It is also a great love song and I’m sure Amber will love some of the lyrics. Cheers.

[@Mark-xx3gh]

I’ve suggested this every time they’ve dive Meat Loaf. This is the song people should really listen to first to get what he was capable of vocally.

[@jamesmorgan4121]

@@Mark-xx3gh absolutely mate. Could not agree more. His vocals on it are incredible. The song is sooooo underrated.

[@57doodoo]

Next one up to react to should be "You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth".

[@Renkk17]

and .......Two out of Three ain't Bad

[@davidfreligh680]

They have already done 2 out of 3…and NO…must be For Crying Out Loud…the most memorable masterpiece he ever did bar none

[@PaintedCavern]

100% agree! ❤❤❤

[@seanstaplin6513]

You Took the Words Right out of My Mouth (Hot Summer Night). Another with twists and turns.

[@BenRollinsActor]

He had some major talent helping him on that record. The saxophone was played by Edgar Winter, and the guitar (on the whole album) was played by Todd Rundgren.

[@KenRoerden]

Can't go wrong with Meatloaf. That is Edgar Winter on sax and Ellen Foley doing background vocals. Bat Out Of Hell is a perfect album front to back and I was the right age at 16 when it was released. There are only seven songs and this is your fourth one so I would go with You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth next (great spoken intro with him and Ellen) followed by Heaven Can Wait and For Crying Out Loud for the finale. Looking forward to it.

[@fnjesusfreak]

That's Steinman on the spoken intro.

[@jackbrooks5487]

Yes, please do You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth next. The poem at the beginning is awesome. Bye.

[@markdermody9698]

Great idea and the order in which you have got them too is absolutely perfect, it couldn't be any more spot on!

[@paulrosebush9137]

"On a hot summer night, would you offer your throat to the wolf with red roses?"

[@KenRoerden]

@@paulrosebush9137 "I bet you say that to all the boys."

[@ATalkingBadger]

Jim Steinman wrote all of this. He passed just before Meatloaf. Two absolute legends gone too soon. You should do "Out Of The Frying Pan (And Into The Fire)" by Meatloaf, also written by Jim Steinman.

[@briancanfield2968]

Thank you. He wrote the words and the music to all of these songs. Todd Rundgren also deserves much of the credit for his production, arrangements, guitar playing, backing vocals, etc. (even Jim admits that his name should’ve been on the cover as well)

[@ATalkingBadger]

@@briancanfield2968 true. Todd did amazing work on these albums. So did the entire band.

[@toneman501]

Meatloaf played " Eddie" ,in the Rocky Horror Picture show... ..he sang a song called ,"Hot Patootie"...

[@wesleyworley8982]

He very clearly hit every word in the lyrics, something they really didn't expect any singer to pull off.

[@drdr76]

"Oh no, meatloaf again"

[@ReleaseTheQuackers]

Jay and Amber still need to watch Rocky Horror

[@ginamarandino6451]

You guys seriously have to watch Rocky Horror Picture Show!!! But you can't treat it like a serious movie. It's such a ridiculous movie that's why I used to go to the midnight showing and danced in the aisles and throw playing cards and make jokes. Have you ever seen a movie that was so bad that you just ended up teasing it the whole time??? That's Rocky Horror in a nutshell. Lol amazing actors in the beginning of their careers like Tim Curry and Susan Sarandon.

[@Henry8VIII8]

@@ginamarandino6451 They gotta make sure to pop some popcorn to throw at the screen.

[@mr.j6567]

I've seen Meatloaf in concert, twice, and met him in person. What a good guy!

[@thomasbertsch7270]

AGREE ME TOO. GONE TOO SOON!

[@LoPet6225]

Jack Black would be brilliant in a Meat Loaf film. I may have told you guys this before, but I saw ML in concert several times in the late 70s/early 80s. This was when he was still super heavy & had his long hair. We always got seats in the 1st few rows & he would sweat so much that his clothes were drenched & his hair was dripping in sweat. He would shake his head & the sweat literally flew out into the audience! We were young & stupid & loved it!! 😂😂

[@spineynorman7378]

I’m almost 70 and the album has been on my top 10 list since it was released.

[@Emilaria]

Bat Out of Hell is one of the best albums ever made. You absolutely have to react to For Crying Out Loud. It's my favorite from the album, which is saying something because the whole album is a banger.

[@Renkk17]

Meat Loaf - Rock n Roll Dreams Come Through - Two outta of Three - You Took The Words Right Out of my Mouth

[@chuckdean2239]

"Objects in the Rearview Mirror"

[@billp8139]

;Rock n Roll Dreams Come Through' is one of my favorite Jim Steinman songs.

[@labyfan1313]

Love Meat Loaf. There's so many great songs. "I Would Do Anything for Love" - probably my favourite, "Objects in the Rear View Mirror" - the music video makes me cry every time, "You Took The Words Right Out of My Mouth", "Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through", "It's All Coming Back to Me Now", "Hot Patootie" from The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

[@robertholmes1743]

What a great album! Can’t go wrong with anything from it!

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

my favorite Meat Loaf song is the hard rocker "Life Is A Lemon And I Want My Money Back".

[@debbywaines2639]

Mine too I love that song!

[@labyfan1313]

I love that one, it's one of my favourites.

[@bscott7822]

For crying out loud is an amazing song check it out

[@sakoshy2006]

I would highly recommend Meatloaf's "I'd Lie For You (And That's The Truth)". One of my favorites and is a cross between a rocker and a ballad. Both of you would absolutely love this track!!

[@Songbird-59]

There is NO bad song on this album. I have owned at least8 copies of this - in vinyl, cassette tape, and CD. I wore them out.

[@aaradia]

Bat out of Hell is one of the best albums of all time - no exaggeration! And this is one of my favorites! Next Meatloaf song should be his comeback hit "I would do anything for love (but I won't do that)" I would HAVE to be the official video, and I think there is a short and long version of the official video. If I am right, you have to do the longer version! One of the best video's ever to match a great song!

[@lancesmith1312]

Bat Out Of Hell II is by far the best album. I’d Do Any Thing For Love is amazing. The late great Jim Steinman was one of the most iconic songwriters of the 20th century.

[@paullanier3597]

I think the original is better as a whole album but Bat 2 is great.

[@chuckdean2239]

He wrote most of the songs in the movie "Streets of Fire". Odd movie, like set in Batman's Gothem, but without Batman. Dark and creepy, but broken up by incredible, powerful songs.

[@oliverrimbaud4556]

@@chuckdean2239at least it has the classic willem dafoe villain😂😂

[@brianmcrae1118]

Worked on a tv series with Meatloaf in Canada...Great stories from a very nice person...RIP

[@miahill4050]

My husband and I saw Meatloaf in concert when he was 59 years old. It was an amazing show, and the man CAN sing anything! ❤ Love him.

[@howardhales6325]

Now that's how to end a song. Jim Steinman was an amazing talent.

[@Thegrahamgalsreact]

OMG!!! I’ve been waiting for someone to react to this!! So glad it was yall!!! Meat is my most favourite ♥️

[@shawnwagner7662]

This song was supposed to be several minutes longer but the producer cut it down to make it radio friendly, even though this one wasn't a single. When the author, Jim Steinman, came into the studio the next day and heard the shorter version, He told the producer to NEVER chop up one of his songs again. It still turned out really good, but I'm pretty sure part of what was cut out was another verse that would be "The Ending" as you described earlier.

[@andrewknight4746]

“The Producer” as you call him was Todd Rundgren and if he decided the song needed to be cut down he was probably right. He’s a genius. He also played the guitars (Including the motorcycle) and arranged and sang the background vocals.

[@shawnwagner7662]

yes, I knew it was tod ut didn't think most would know who I was talking about if I just said his name. @@andrewknight4746

[@ythomitnellum]

Another vote for For Crying Out Loud, the greatest love song ever written, and a brilliant way to finish a seminal album.

[@marleybob3157]

There actually was a Meat Loaf biopic released in 2000 called "Meat Loaf: To Hell and Back." The actor chosen to play Meat was W. Earl Brown, a working actor who never really had a starring role in much. I know him best as Mary's brother Warren in "There's Something About Mary" with Ben Stiller and Cameron Diaz.

[@TristanandIsolt]

True, but Meat deserves a bigger budget movie than that made for TV thing.

[@medmar76]

That's Edgar Winter (Frankenstein, Free Ride) playing the saxophone!

[@dannyelliss9427]

It's all coming back to me now....its a good one

[@ReleaseTheQuackers]

As long as I don't have to hear Celine sing it UGH

[@dannyelliss9427]

@@ReleaseTheQuackers oh no, meat loaf did a better version of it, a duet with another singer

[@DrBrianSmithDC]

For Crying Out Loud is a fantastic vocal performance and very moving song. You need to get to that one. He didn’t perform it live for decades after his first tour - I’ve heard conflicting reports on whether it was just too hard or too moving.

[@TristanandIsolt]

Both

[@EGSimon-ds1vf]

I remember seeing him live on his "Bat Out of Hell" tour in the late '70's. What a great show!

[@CrimsonIdol92]

Meatloaf is one of my favourite artists of all time. When it comes to this song, that sax solo is my favourite part and gets me in the feels every time!

[@williamparrish9954]

I still can believe you all haven't done Metaloaf Id do anything for love /but I won't do that this is one of his best songs

[@aussiepie4865]

It’s not one of his best it’s The best so g.

[@JeffreyStraka]

Always fun to watch you two react to some Meat Loaf! People often forget that Jim Steinman wrote most of the songs (everything on the Bat Out Of Hell album) and then Meat Loaf brought them to life. A cool song that was not written by Steinman that you should check out is Los Angeloser. I think you would enjoy it!

[@johnkelly8035]

So glad you guys reacted to this. So much of his later stuff goes unappreciated but it’s still fantastic stuff.

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

ROB SQUAD I WOULD NOT EXPECT YOUR DOG MEATLOAF TO BE ANYTHING BUT SWEET AND BEAUTIFUL BECAUSE OF THE FACT THAT HE BELONGS TO YOU GUYS AND YOU GUYS ARE SWEET AND BEAUTIFUL!! DOGS TEND TO ACT LIKE THEIR HUMANS!! HE IS ONLY REFLECTING THE SOUL AND SPIRIT THAT YOU GUYS EXUDE EVERY DAY!!❤❤

[@chuckdean2239]

Caps lock means you are yelling.

[@T-bone1950]

Yes, there is no need for an entire comment in capital letters. Please follow along with the other fans and only use them for starting a sentence and proper names, etc. Thank you. ✌️

[@scottobrien6863]

They made a movie about meat loafs live a few years ago

[@TheBobdabob]

Y'all need to watch the movie "Black Dog" on your movie channel. It stars Meatloaf, Patrick Swaze and Randy Travis. Great movie.

[@paulliversage4479]

For crying out loud...do for crying out loud...it is his best vocal performance

[@alejandrobojorquez6181]

BILLY SQUIRE - 🎸" Rock Me Tonight " from 1984 right from the beginning you know it's gonna be a great rocking 80s groove 👍 check it out

[@Robsan40]

My favorite Billy Squire is "Don't Say You Love Me"

[@TheMishka11]

Man, that album cover brings back great memories.

[@davidfreligh680]

Please we are alllll begging you…there is nothing better in the world he ever did than For Crying Out Loud off of the Bat Out of Hell album…very last song on the album…best love song EVER! Pay close attention to the words! Please please! Do it! You won’t regret it!

[@wordgiesworld5483]

Edgar Winter is playing sax on this song. Not sure if you’ve done anything from him (I think you have), but he’s a ridiculously talented musician. Because of being albino, he and brother spent their childhood indoors. They decided to spend that time learning instruments. They can play anything.

[@markdermody9698]

This is the pure songwriting class of Jim Steinman, he just knows how to set the scene and yes, I agree with you that Jack Black would be the perfect person to portray Meatloaf, but who can you think of that could portray his right hand man, Jim Steinman??? I say that as he was integral in creating and writing the songs that made Marvin Lee Aday and turned him into the Icon and Rock God that was Meatloaf!!!

[@dustinjones8887]

This whole album is incredible! Great choice Rob Squad. This song has some excellent sax and awesome climatic vocal.

[@Gira21Gramos]

HELL YES MORE MEAT LOAF

[@billp8139]

Yes, Jim Steinman wrote a lot of legendary songs in multiple genres as well a the first 2 Meatloaf albums. I did see the duet with Lorraine Crosby, "I'd do Anything For Love" (1993) mentioned a couple times in the comments and would also suggest that. The twist at the end of the song is great.

[@markferone4653]

I saw Meatloaf in the mid 90s at a free outdoor concert in Coconut Grove, Miami, FL. It was either at the Art Festival or after the Bed Races. This is Jean using my husband's YT acct.

[@cogitoergosumo1793]

THis album was so cool. Nothing like it before or since. So theatrical.

[@MP-od1zz]

Still one of the best selling albums of all time!

[@firefighterchick]

You two will absolutely 💯 love I'll Do Anything For Love. The video is epic as well.

[@sarahtooldtocare8561]

Should see meatloaf in The film the rocky horror pitchy show.

[@andrewmitchell3336]

Bless this mans soul we lost one of the greatest singers ever. If you guys like his fast singing you really must watch Rocky Horror. Noone else could sind that song so well

[@I.am.Iain-81]

Oh yes, finally we are getting back to Meatloaf...... I love this man so much, his music is in class all on its own!! You have to check out 'Nothing Sacred Anymore ' & 'Life is a Lemon and I Want My Money Back'

[@jackieburchell2187]

To be honest i wasnt a meatloaf fan but after warching your reactions I've become 1 so thankyou guys.❤😊🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@CAPTCHAZ]

One of the number one albums of all time... Bat Out Of Hell had some of the most talented artists on the album Featured Female Vocalist: Ellen Foley Guitar: Todd Rundgren Piano: Roy Bittan Bass: Kasim Sultan Drums: Max Weinberg Saxophone: Edgar Winter Keyboards: Jim Steinman, Roy Bittan Synthesizer: Roger Powell Background Vocals: Rory Dodd, Todd Rundgren, Ellen Foley

[@danmadison1244]

Yes Meatloaf did play the father of a young Jack Black.

[@MrGdiscenza]

Look up "Meat Loaf: To Hell and Back" a biopic released in 2000 - starring W. Earl Brown as Meat Loaf

[@allendixon7700]

That made love brother that dirt was like. You know, I'm incredible singer, it's a bit about saying you're and you know, I guess it's because he thinks he's smart. In fact, it's fun like that. I wouldn't give it a give a f*** off. I have what I look like I'll ad just I would know. I was just gonna buy this mother ever flu. Everything else that matters a lot question mark but made love. I mean , I was a bad mother , but it just seems like it didn't pay a lot

[@allendixon7700]

7th 😮and then we will try it 😮😮😮 Error have some man like me. Love that man so lucky. What I like about married life. How do you smile birthday? Make love to me and it. 's raining like a song I wish I could send concern West Academy. I could do for a marathon. But the main mine gotta submit our vision. There's some there who's some countries around to survive myself. I'd love to party with me , man

[@allendixon7700]

Yes, I could tell I could tell maybe Mathe the alarm was jealous. I was jealous of him. Not because of any thing other than you're saying you're about to bae. I'm fair in triumph. I got no fat on me. I got the bodies at the maintenance modes. Where I Thanksgiving. I'll be there, hurrahora, as forever. I've got the holiday. I have never seen it so slut later

[@paulhease1007]

classic soundtrack from my late 70's youth... everybody who loved music had this album nestled among the Zep, ACDC and Sabbath.

[@dow311]

Meat Loaf’s You took the words right out of my mouth, (hot summer night). Love this song!

[@grabtharshammer]

There seems to be a few things you guys are missing out on here. Jim Steinman wrote most of the Bat Out of Hell Album as a project for a Rock Version Musical of Peter Pan in around 1974. It was always a concept album telling a complete story from start to finish. It was always a Musical. Meatloaf was already an accomplished Musical Actor / Singer, I believe he was in the Broadway hit of the Musical Hair. They came together to produce the 1977 Album version of Bat Out of Hell (and BOoH 2) Which shot them to international stardom. Bat Out of Hell, Heaven Can Wait and this song (originally titled The Formation of the Pack) were three songs that Steinman and Meatloaf took from the original 74 Musical to form the basis of the BoH Album. They went on to produce quite a few more songs together. Meatloaf is the Performer, Steinman is the Writer. - Whilst Jack Black is quite a good Musical Actor in his own right, I don't think he could ever fill the space left by Meatloaf, nor do I think should anyone try. There is no need, as there is so much footage of the legend himself to watch.

[@davidgingery8927]

Like Amber said, there's a beginning, a middle and an end. That's why you have to listen to the entire album in it's entirety, because the first song starts the story and each consecutive song builds on the entire story the album is presenting. Jim Steinman wrote these songs to portray a story. That's why it's considered a rock opera.

[@BonniePicc]

Theatrical is the right description for Meatloaf. So mush fun! I guessed Jack Black, and School of Rock is one of my favorites. You have to do I Would Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That) and You Took Tue Words Right Out of My Mouth.

[@MiniBuster2]

Meat Loaf has always been my nr1 favorite artist, and this album, Bat out of Hell, is timeless. I never get tired of listening to it. :)

[@tylerhackner9731]

Yessss more meatloaf

[@christines1709]

I played this album over and over and over!

[@heather9857]

This album is absolute perfection!

[@vicam57]

Meatloaf - You Took The Words Right out of My Mouth

[@micheled6111]

My favorite all time Song by meatloaf is it’s all coming back to me now. A duet with wonderful official video. You MUST see it.

[@jimmayors2315]

A young Meatloaf has a singing part in cult classic movie _Rocky Horror Picture Show._

[@johnv61]

You keep missing his official music video if “I would do anything for love”. Beautiful song and video is like a short well written movie……awesome!

[@allendixon7700]

They got a video the video is wonderful, the singing is so smooth it's unbelievable. The song's called Wilk softlife So FTL Y walk softlife. By the Kentucky headhaters, Kentucky head honors. I know but thirst smooth so smooth that some believe

[@allendixon7700]

I tell you it's, it's good to say 3S esters given. Am I in a good message? That's what's going on with these 3 girls Forster FOR E? Yes? T? ER Forster sisters, they got a video. The song is called. I fell in LOVE again Ag. A. RN lyst L AST not and IGHTI fell in love. Of again lifestyte by the forester sisters

[@allendixon7700]

Then women are singing beautifully telling their Ann that they fell in love again with him last night. Because Hey, HA was doing an Arbor thing. I have a thing AV. AARY THI NG just JUST write. R r I g h

[@allendixon7700]

I swear I'm not here going around saying I won't a man with CONF Ida NCA question mark forget it right one time mama question mark uh, uh, if David's saying wake you up in the morning sing in your song like a sportster sister's. A dumb hair telling you that I fell in love with you again. Last night because she is doing everything. Just drop question mark Can you imagine a confident slap brother would have question mark😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@allendixon7700]

Bott the forester sisters, they are some lovely. Ladies and they can sing a song and they got a wonderful one with I fell in love again. Life's not

[@thewarrior5486]

Have you two seen Meat Loaf's last tiktok video, basically saying goodbye to us all? Heart wrenching. I have loved Meat Loaf since I was 5 years old in 1978!!!! I knew every lyric to every song in the album Bat Out of Hell.

[@CircleM20]

Best album ever in my opinion. I own it on vinyl, cassette, CD and it's in my Apple playlist.

[@jeffreymitchell7969]

“I’d do anything for love” is a masterpiece. Check it out at your leisure

[@christophervelzy1297]

This was me in the 80's cruising Gratiot Ave. in Detroit great times.

[@coryflynn4007]

I would do anything for love. Is epic.

[@derbypalmerston3265]

"Read 'Em and Weep" is one of my favourite Meat Loaf songs/videos. Barry Manilow covered it and his version went to #1. But Meat Loaf's original is so much more ... Meat Loaf!

[@kenbel2000]

The Bat out of Hell album is still the highest selling album in Australia. Not bad for a record released in 1977. Its about 23rd in The USA.

[@popandroid]

"OH GOODNESS! this song from Mr Loaf no one's ever even heard of was DA BOMB YO!!" 😂

[@brianwilson2586]

Live version of "you took the words right out of my mouth" It is the same concert as Paradise by the dashboard lights.

[@dh5697]

One of the greatest endings of any song

[@BrendaNelson-ll4ls]

I have this album I love it so much. "You took the Words right Out of my Mouth" Rest in Peace "Meatloaf"

[@stevenjones3859]

Its all coming back to me now. This duet with Marion raven is amazing

[@ewrekzz7360]

My favorite song on this album!!!

[@thomasmartin8227]

Been waiting for this one to see if you caught the "I was a varsity tackle and a hell of block" lyric.

[@TristanandIsolt]

I love this song. That said it is criminal that you haven't reacted to For Crying Out Loud yet. Meat said "the greatest love song ever written and I will fight anyone who says different."

[@timothybush9633]

Meat Loaf was a great Musical artist & performer born Marvin Lee Aday RIP he did movies like Rocky Horror Picture Show, Figt Club and of course Tenacious D plus others

[@davidotto3731]

The truth is, you should listen to every song off this album. It's that good.

[@Troycanadianbriggs]

Another drive in favorite,from my days

[@jeffkleinschmidt1775]

Heaven can wait meatloaf

[@garulusglandarius6126]

Meatloaf,the best of the best ! Pure genius.

[@dennispeters9626]

As always, you guys are great, so happy you enjoyed meatloaf. Meatloaf bat out of Hell album was one of the highest selling of the of his time. He was also in a number of movies., Most of the time playing a heavy as you would think.

[@Lamm139]

Jack Black and Meat Loaf recorded a duet on Meat's album "Hang cool Teddy Bear". The song is called "Like a rose". If you're interested to hear them sing together this song might be a good choice.

[@stevehamilton8824]

"Bat Out of Hell" is a classic album. Start to finish it is a great album to listen to.

[@ScreamqueenarmyBlogspot666]

There WAS a TV movie made in about Meatloaf starring W Earl Brown called ... Meatloaf : To Hell and Back (2000) based on Meatloaf's autobiography To Hell and Back

[@aussiepie4865]

You’re missing some of Meatloafs best work. “I’d do anything for love but I won’t do that” is a feast for the eyes and ears, also “Objects in the rear view mirror may appear closer than they are” they are both like mini movies with stunning musicality. Omg they take you away and take your love of meat to a whole new level. Please please do these 2 songs.

[@paulmargett9360]

The whole album is fire. Absolute perfection from start to finish. "For Crying out Loud" and "Heaven can Wait " should be next. Much love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@jimmayors2315]

There are several "documentaries" on Meatloaf already. "Behind The Music - Meatloaf", "The Story Of Meatloaf", "Meatloaf, In Search Of Paradise" and "Behind The Music Remastered." He also has a very extensive acting resume, including being a "contestant" on The Celebrity Apprentice

[@ken7531077]

Meatloaf - Anything For Love