RIP 🎵 MEAT LOAF - Bat Out Of Hell REACTION
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
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There are very few “perfect” albums. Bat Out of Hell is one of them.
Yep.
Hope they rerelease his album 💿
Another is Queensrÿche - Operation Mindcrime.
Couldn’t have said it better; it was epic and still is, in my opinion.
Ditto
I don't always listen to Meat Loaf, but when I do, so do my neighbors.
Haha so much truth in this statement!!!!!!!
Aww!
Wow! You have a big influence on them...🤔
HAHAHA!
@@alainrobillard4300 Or big speakers :)
He didn’t just sing the songs, he performed them 🙏
I read in one of the many obituaries he described himself as "not a singer but a performer who can sing".
He considered each song a different character.
Jim Steinman is the genius who wrote the entire album, and he wrote a lot of hits. He died last year. And now the great Meat Loaf is gone. As a 48 year old, I grew up on Meat Loaf, and it's hard to accept. An important part of my generation's youth.
49 here. and yes, this one cuts deep.
Yeah, I don't think Lex is at a place yet where she really pays attention to the lyrics. If she did, I think she might appreciate a song like this a lot more. Hopefully she'll get there
My favorite song from him. My hero.
Did you see the interview meatloaf did with Huckabee ?? If not check it out ,. Trust me , check it out if yiu haven't
ua-cam.com/video/UbJCjmEd6oE/v-deo.html. This is the interview with Huckabee
Meat Loaf, a genius performer.
Jim Steinman, a genius songwriter.
Made for each other's talents.
RIP Sirs.
Do not forget the Musical prodigy Todd Rundgren, the only person who would oversee the direction/production of the album, when no one else would, and play lead guitar. It was Todd's masterful guitar playing that gave us the Motorcycle sounds at the ending of the song. How he made a guitar sing as a motorcycle was beyond conceptual at the time.
These guys were true theatrical performers. It wasn't a concert it was a complete play and a story that you'd never forget!!!
I started listening to meatloaf when I was 16 years old I'm now 60. It's still great!
And Todd Rundgren producing. Genius!
And like a Bat Out Of Hell
He was Gone, Gone, Gone.
RIP Meatloaf
And that there is why he will be missed…….RIP Meatloaf
Meatloaf was known to collapse from exhaustion after performing. He left everything he had on stage.
Hence why a lot of his live performances had fans blowing in his face - it wasn't just for dramatic effect - it was to keep the big guy from face planting. And I in no way mean that to be disrespectful, but to point out that he put absolutely everything he had into his shows.
He's a legend in Newcastle where I'm from. He had a bad show in 2007 when his managers had him perform live with a cyst on his throat - he couldn't finish the show and they'd pumped him full of cortisone steroids, so he announced he was retiring and walked off stage in a drug haze. He felt awful about it afterwards and did everything he could to make it up to the local community with charity fundraisers and appearances - he even fired his managers after they refused to pay back the ticket holders of the show.
Did it work? Well I drive past two road signs and a bridge with "R.I.P. MEATLOAF" spray painted on them every time I go to work now - so I like to think so.
@@optiodecimus2690 Thank you for that piece of history. As I have grown older, will be 71 next month, my interest in rock history has grown and I love details like what you have described. I will be sure to pass it on to my friends.
You have to watch “For Crying Out Loud”, I think that is the most underrated song on this album, but the raw emotion will blow your socks off
One of my favorites. An epic opera in itself.
My favorite song of his. An absolute powerhouse.
My absolute favorite Meat Loaf song of all time! It leaves you exhausted. The emotion is incredible.
I agree that is the song that he mastered , I never get tired of hearing it !
One hell of a song and meat loaf shows his full range on it
Brad got it this time. He caught on to what Meat Loaf does best, move your emotions where he wants them to go. And the parallel Lex drew with Freddy Mercury was right on. Anything off the Bat album is worth a listen. Also Dead Ringer for Love with Cher is a really fun, upbeat song and the video is a must. As a side note, the guy on the piano was Jim Steinman, the writer of most of Meat Loafs music. As always, Love you guys.
Older than dirt guy here, Anything off any Meat Loaf album is worth a listen. Add in some Stevie Ray Vaughn and your "day is done".
Don't forget Todd Rundgren on guitar.
This was the soundtrack of my childhood, it came out in 1977 and blew me away at the age of 10, it blew all of us away, the whole album was a bombastic, haunting, unrequited cry of love and to me is one of the top 100 albums of all time...
Luke, same for me, I was 12 when it came out. I remember listening to it on my cassette player at the beach with my first girlfriend and getting my first real kiss. I actually shed some tears when I heard of his passing.
I was 9 when it came out and It was all over the radio!
Same.
Same here (in Germany), being 13 in 1977.
I was at boarding college at the time in Sydney. I was in year 10 at the time. It was enough to knock The Bee Gees out of the top spot at the time. No mean feat. It was always considered Meatloafs best album by quite a stretch. Personally, I always thought Ellen Foley's version of Heaven Can Wait was the pick of them. Her incredible range didn't change, unlike poor old Meats unfortunately. May Steinman and him rest in peace. 😢😮😊
Meatloaf got his start in musicals on and off Broadway. Thats why he is very expressive in his music videos. He was in the opening of Rocky Horror Pitcher Show when it first came out Off Broadway.
As Meat tells it in an interview he trying to get a gig as a parking attendant for the venue and they asked him to sing. He got the theater G if but was upset because he would have made more parking cars.
PICTURE! Not pitcher…a pitcher is a vessel that holds liquid or an athlete who throws a baseball…LOL!
@@littleogeechee223 thank you very much, I was lost without that.
@@johnmccarthy-behindtheveil you were right ti be corrected. I’m surmising English isn’t your first language
He was bigger than life on stage. The drama and energy he put into his performance were amazing. I wish I could have seen him in his prime.
He had a great sense of humor, too. He had us all laughing when he came out for the performance I was lucky enough to have seen.
I was lucky enough to see him in the early eighties and he was amazing, although I was very nearly deafened by the volume of the music! ;-)
He always puts his heart and soul into every performance.His father called him Meat when he was born. He was a very red baby . Then later he was called Meat Loaf .
His football coach added the term.Liaf to his nickname and it wound up sticking.
@@geneholland1188 liaf? I’m guessing you mean loaf
Growing up Meat Loaf was a theater nut and it definitely shows in his performing persona and stage show. He was undoubtedly awesome and will be greatly missed. RIP Meat Loaf. 😢
That makes so much sense
He said that he's not a singer but an actor - he says he "sings" a character within each song he does. Makes it even more interesting.
I saw him in concert twice, he never disappointed. RIP Meatloaf
I feel as if a part of my youth died today with the passing of this wonderful entertainer and genuine human being. Marvin Lee Aday AKA Meatloaf your musical performances will live on! Thanks for the memories.
His name was Marvin not Micheal.
I'm 71, wife and I went to a number of his concerts, He, Elvis and Freddy Mercury and Queen ALL GREAT PERFORMERS.
A talent like Meatloaf only comes around once in the history of a world. I'm so glad I got to see him perform in 1985. RIP to Meat and Jim Steinman. Your legacy will endure forever.
The music they gave us was absolutely unique. They will be remembered
Me too, at Knebworth supporting Deep Purple on their reunion tour.
@@langdalepaul Cool, that's the concert I was at as well. Mudfest but awesome.
Well, that's just a dumb lie. Plenty of talent has come through history.
One of the greatest debut albums of all time. 4th greatest selling album of all time. Over 40 million copies sold. You ARE a true legend that will be missed. R.I.P.
Biggest selling album still in Australia
Stumbled over the Bat Out of Hell CD in my dads CD collection as a 10yr old, it looked so different, I thought wtf is this? Played it and I've been a fan ever since, he was so different to every other performer. He saw himself as an outcast an alternative. I saw a show the other night where he was asked about his fans and he couldn't even speak for the lump in his throat, he genuinely loved and appreciated them all. He is a legend of a performer and will be missed greatly. Heaven just got hella loud, ROCK ON MEAT 🤘❤️
No one did it quite like Meatloaf. Back when this record hit he was all over the radio and he was a powerhouse vocalist and performer.
RIP.
Played this song at my dads funeral after he passed from covid last year… I’m sure they’re now both rocking out together rip
His name was Robert Paulson. His name was Robert Paulson.
RIP big man, Meatloaf will always be a legend in hearts.
RIP Meatloaf...countless nights my generation has been ordering yet another round of beer while listening to "Paradise by the Dash Board Light" in a bar....
The college town bar I attended as a student in the late 80's always played Paradise by the Dash Board Lights and everyone knew right away that it was last call because when the song ended then the bar was closed. Good times while listening to Meat Loaf.
When he was born his dad described him round like a meatloaf due to his weight as toddler so that stayed with him like a nickname so later it became his artist name....He was really talented performer & actor...R.I.P. Meatloaf never forgotten
He sold 100 million Albums Worldwide
That says it all 💯👏👏👏👏
Rip 🙏 Meatloaf 💔
The whole album is excellent! For crying out loud is possibly the most beautiful composition ever written, in my opinion
I agree 100%. Just staggeringly beautiful
I smoke weed everyday so I decided to make my habit into something productive so now i smoke weed on my UA-cam channel 🙏😬do something atleast
"Heaven Can Wait".
Thanks for posting this one. I didn't know he died until just now when I seen this pop up on my notifications. I absolutely loved his Bat Out Of Hell II album. One of my favorite songs is Life Is A Lemon And I Want My Money Back
Meatloaf is very theatrical. I appreciate him like I would a Broadway musical. He's a huge loss.
The theatrics definitely remind me of Freddie Mercury only because there aren't too many that perform like this. I would say Adam Lambert is pretty theatrical. Did meatloaf ever do Broadway?
@@choice12ozborne Yes, he was in the original Broadway cast of The Rocky Horror Show (then was in the movie version titled The Rocky Horror Picture Show) and also the musical Hair plus a couple other plays early in his career. In 2017, Bat Out of Hell and the album's music was made into a musical play in London and Toronto. It's rock opera stylings with Steinman's style of mini-stories in a song were very well suited. As Lex said, they're "theatrical".
I have loved you for almost 40 years ❤️
R.I.P. 🙏 Meat Loaf🙏 You will for ever be remembered, and NEVER FORGOTTEN ❤️
😭 my hart is broken 💔
Condolences to your family and all your fan’s 🙏🦋🦋🦋
Saw him in concert in the early 90's. Great showman, vey theatrical and very enjoyable concert. One of the strongest front man ever in rock.
That entire album deserves a full listen, start to finish
Definitely
Loved Meatloaf so much. So talented and theatrical. RIP
You guys should react to…
Meat Loaf - Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad
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One of the most powerful voices in rock rip
Love you guys. My dad's favorite artist ever. We were crying listening to meat loaf Friday night ❤❤❤
Rip meat. I saw you multiple times in the 80s and 90s. Some of the best live shows I ever went to, and I’ve been to a lot. He was that good on stage.
Meatloaf was a larger than life character. RIP big man.
My proverbial hat is off to the magnificence of that man as tears flow down my face... his was an extraordinary presence in rock-n-roll storytelling... passion that reverberates through your soul and throughout time. His was a talent that essentially defied classification. It just was....
Saw him in concert in the mid 90s. He was amazing to see live!
At 7 years old, for some reason, my grandparents had this album at their house, so these were the first songs I ever heard.
One of my regrets was never getting to see him perform live. I can imagine he was a force to be reckoned with on stage! I also read a story once where he rescued a puppy from a dumpster in a city they were performing in. I believe one of his crew adopted the puppy. A big man with a big voice and an even bigger heart. And you are right- he did live theater also and acted in countless movies. He will be greatly missed 🥲
The whole Bat out of Hell album is fantastic. Not a bad song on the whole album. I see this album as one long song.
**ok Brad, you totally made me a complete fan of yours after the things you said about Meat Loaf. His music was a HUGE part of my formative years and it makes me super happy to see reactors I enjoy watching loving him as much as I do!!**
"Nothing ever grows in this rotten old hole and everything is stunted and lost ... and nothing really rocks and nothing really rolls, and nothing's ever worth the cost". One of my favorite lines in this absolutely epic performance!
This song was about a motorcycle crash. “The last thing I saw was my heart still beating flying out of my chest like a bat out of hell” “lying in a pit with a burning bike”
I've read that Steinman was inspired by all those late 50s / early 60s songs about crashes (Teen Angel etc) and decided he wanted to write the ultimate crash song as a tribute.
@@keithosmond5730 “The Leader of the Pack” Vroom Vroom 👍
Technically the line is : "Then I'm dying at the bottom of a pit in the blazing sun, torn and twisted at the foot of a burning bike"
@@Dreyno I believe Leader of the Pack was the inspiration for You Took The Words Right Out of my Mouth - they certainly have tthe same drum line.
Meatloaf was born to perform on the stage. RIP Meatloaf
Interesting that you mentioned Freddie Mercury, for me they are the only artists from the last quarter of the 20th century that I would say 'had it all', fabulous vocalists, excellent performers, didn't take themselves too seriously, but took their work very seriously.
So glad I grew up when I did, got to see this amazing talent in person. RIP Meat🌹🎼
Meatloaf lived his dream , he absolutely loved to sing and did it on his own terms . A true original who brought his awesome music to us all . Thank you Sir , Rock on in Paradise ☀️✌️
Meatloaf was a unique one of a kind performer. I cant think of any other rockers that sound anything like him. He has so much emotion and passion. A song like this can stir emotions and make me a little teary-eyed even though its not a slow sad song. Another legendary rock icon has passed but he will live on through his music (and movies).
This is my favorite Jim Steinman song. Also this song should come with a warning "don't play song while driving", I've gotten many speeding tickets while playing this song.
I would hate being the driver befind me, because I treat the gas pedal as the kickdrum….
And play Air-guitar at the same time….
@@kimpedersen6194 I know what you mean, love the energy and this song has an effect like it lifts your spirit and gets your blood pumping.
I'm devastated by his death 💔. I'm a huge fan! Special memories...
R.I.P Meat Loaf, I guess Heaven couldn’t wait after all, But Legend Lives Forever.
Meat Loaf put everything into his performances. RIP Loaf. Will be missed.
Meatloaf was such a part of my growing up, growing up I would typically get my ass whupped whenever I got caught in my older brother's room but whenever he was out I couldn't resist listening to his 8 Tracks and Bat Out Of Hell was one of my favorites. RIP Meatloaf.
His performances were filled with romantic passion. He’s new to me. RIP
Jim's composition and Meat's performance would be lost if Todd Rundgren didn't step up and produce it. All the pieces fell in place to give the world a magnificent work of art. It's the sort of thing that gets better with every listen. And the stories behind the songs along with the lyrics and music just add to legacy.
Bonus points for a Runt reference!
Todd head here.
LOAF!! Every generation needs an entertainer like this all-time great.
RIP Michael you were one of the few original showman left, you will be missed dude.
See ya soon on the great Gig in the Sky 🧛♂️
I was never a huge Meat Loaf fan, but LOVED Paradise the moment I heard it when it came out, when I was about 21, and grew to appreciate more of his stuff over the years. My two youngest sons, both now in their 30s, were absolute superfans from their preteens though, collected ALL his CDs, even the ones most others never heard of. My wife surprised them in 1996/97 with gold circle tickets for all of us at the Walnut Creek Amphitheater in Raleigh. Needless to say, they were absolutely ecstatic and even though the years had taken their toll by then, Meat still rocked it like only he does. RIP. Great reaction as always.
This man refused to ever change up.. even when his labels would tell him his style is out dated and no one would like it.. he stayed true and he was loved by new generations! He will forever have a fan in me. RIP!
Meatloaf songs are like a work of art. He will be sadly missed.
Meatloaf and Jim Steinman were, are, and always be the kings of operatic rock. Period.
I'm 60 years old and have been watching you kids for the past month and I must say something, you have musically matured right before my eyes, and I love you for it! It's great to hear you reference different artists and juxtapose the similarities, differences, nuances etc.
I feel you're genuine and honest. I've watched quite a few other "reaction video" channels and it's rehearsed, pre formatted garbage.
You kids are the real deal..Keep it up! I used to weep for the future, musically anyhow, not so much now! :)
Meatloaf was the first operatic rock I'd ever heard and I still love this style today. RIP
nope Tommy was the first
Uh, Todd, Sheldor didn't say it was the first. He said it was the first he had heard.😁
He got his start in musical theater that's why hes so theatrical... RIP MEAT...
I won't lie, this video had me with goose bumps and made me cry at the end. This man was, in his prime, rock royalty and I loved him. He had so much charisma that, even with his size, I admit I had a bit of a crush on him when I was younger. I was lucky enough to see him in concert in London back in the eighties and he was seriously out of this world! #RIPMeatloaf I will never forget you.
I saw him live three times years ago...twice from the front row. Stunning, fantastic performer live...one of the best live shows I have ever seen. Ever...
Bat out of Hell - the album cover: "Cool! Dark heavy metal!" --- Bat out of Hell - the song: "Cool! He turned rock and roll into a Broadway musical!"
I first discovered Meat Loaf circa 1992. I was obsessed with Bat Out of Hell when I was a kid. A real shock when I found out he’d passed. He was a true talent. RIP
The Bat out of Hell is such a creative album , it really was a seminal work.
R.I.P to the marvellous talent that was Meatloaf may he and his writing pal gentle Jim Steinman keep the pearl gates rockin
Meat Loaf (aka Marvin Lee Aday) was an established theater actor and operatic singer before he met songwriter/composer Jim Steinman in the 70's... the two collaborated and recorded the 'Bat out of hell' album in 1977, that fused rock, opera and classical music... That album sold 14 million copies in the US alone, over 40 million copies worldwide.
Decades later, bands like Nightwish, Epica, Within Temptation, etc. took that style and made it into the symphonic rock/metal genre.
Unfortunately, his vocal problems delayed the next album and problems conflicts arose business-wise between the singer & Jim Steinman... the 2 finally completed the 'Dead Ringer' album in 1981. It went to #1 in the UK but didn't sell in the US... Meat Loaf eventually went bankrupt and spent the 80's releasing albums without Steinman, & touring outside the US.
By the early 90's, Meat Loaf & Steinman reconciled and finally recorded & released the "Bat out of hell II: Back into hell" album in 1993, which became a massive hit on MTV and sold 5 million copies.
After the 1995 album 'Welcome to the neighborhood' sold platinum, more legal problems arose between the 2. Jim Steinman copyrighted the 'Bat out of hell' title. Meat Loaf used older Jim Steinman songs and others to record the 'Bat out of hell III: The Monster is loose' album anyway in 2006 without Steinman's approval... and continued to record albums. Meat Loaf recorded his version of Celine Dion's 1996 hit "It's all coming back to me now" which was written by Steinman.
In 2013, Meat Loaf & Jim Steinman opted to collaborate on a new album on their terms, without any more legal issues, as both were in declining health... their last collaboration was the final Meat Loaf album 'Braver than we are' in 2016.
Jim Steinman passed away in 2021, just under a year before Meat Loaf passed away...
Before his death, Meat Loaf was a vocal supporter of right wing politicians, baseless conspiracies, and opposed measures against climate change & environmental conservation... He was also vocally against health measures and mandates taken against covid-19, and that is what is speculated to have taken his life in the end... I did not support any of his misguided political and social views, but I have to separate the man from his art to appreciate his music and voice... R.I.P. Meat Loaf
Or you could of just left out the political commentary and vitriol.
@@jerryculbertson2062 Be honest and pay respect. I won't speak if Ted Nugent bails...
opera trained, numerous roles on Broadway he sings and performs for the back row. one and only one
Heaven can Wait is a great one of his.
the band plays music equal in power and performance to his voice, such a good match, and his side kick singer lends such a good vibe to the songs. what a stage show, would love to have been to one of their concerts WoW
The Album _'Bat out of hell'_ is in the top ten of all time for most units sold....enough said!
An incredible performer. Rest in peace. A sad loss. Another great reaction guys, keep up the great work.
.The woman singing in this video is Carla DeVito ... the female vocals for this album was Ellen Foley
Fact is Carla is lip syncing to Ellen’s vocals.
@@johnphillipsjr7238 Yep
I love this song for the strong storytelling, but also all of the super relatable bits you can pull out of it individually. The "wherever you are, and wherever you go, there's always gonna be some light" bit touched my heart the first time I heard it and made me think of loved ones from the past and present. The "nothing ever grows in this rotten old hole" and "I know that I'm damned if I never get out, and maybe I'm damned if I do" bits make me think of being stuck in my hometown and whether that's good or bad. And it's kind of ironic hearing the end part of this song as a Meat Loaf fan. His untimely death was like a "sudden curve" that he didn't see until it was "way too late". 😭 However, I hope that his soul was able to break out of his body and fly away "like a bat out of hell" ❤ Thank you guys for reviewing. If you're into musical theater at all, Meat Loaf and his lyricist Jim Steinman created a musical called Bat Out of Hell that is based off of this album. The soundtrack from the original cast is online. The songs are really fleshed out with a full chorus and multiple voices; it's a really cool take.
For someone who regarded himself primarily as an actor, he was one hell of a superb singer.
My friend and I were at one of his concerts in L.A., front row, couldn't stay seated. In the middle of Bat Out of Hell, they pulled my friend on stage and gave him an air guitar to play along with the band. The other memorable thing, Meatloaf was performing with a black eye, true rock and roller.
Saw him twice, that lad put a shift in on stage, 🙏
Masterpiece doesn't begin to describe this song. RIP Meatloaf.
You can really hear the Springsteen sound influence in parts.
Roy Bittan - piano, keyboards
Max Weinberg - drums
I have this as a 12" blood red vinyl record :-). i have managed to get many well 'oiled' people to dance to this when i was a nightclub DJ... It was very dramatic to see them leaping around the dance floor
I picked up a blood red copy a couple years ago
Underrated 70s lead singer
Having seen meatloaf 4 times live I can tell you he was and always will be the most awesome showman. I believe he is rocking out on the clouds now x
Lex is right his concert if you had good seats would be lit.
Believe me, it was. I saw him twice, in England, and I'll never forget it. God bless, Meat. We love you always.
I love how the smile slowly came on the Lex's face. Like your order coming to the table in the diner. Very satisfying.
The “motorcycle” is actually Todd Rundgren’s guitar, followed by a ONE TAKE Todd Rundgren solo.
Bat Out of Hell is one of my top 10 albums of all time. The songs are theatrical plays in singing verse with such emotion. I was 9 years old when it was released and it totally floored me on first listen. I've listened to this album over a 1000 times. I never get tired of it. This album is perfect.
meat loaf will be missed
Pure class, on every level.
No one ever mentions the classic "B" movie he made and starred in, "Roadie" with Art Carney, Alice Cooper, Blondie, and many others. The character he played, Travis D. Redfish, was the best, most hard working, self-made, and creative roadie that ever existed, and he took after his father's (Art Carney) advice: "It'll work, if you let it." Wiser words never spoken. Highly recommended....if you can find it!
Saw him in Sheffield, England. Man you got your money's worth. God bless big man.
RIP Meat Loaf. Reunited with Jim Steinman and making great music in the afterlife!
RIP Meat Loaf ♥ (& Jim Steinman, last year ♥) ... Bat Out of Hell (released 1977) is still one of the best selling albums EVER & never been out of the UK top 100 and is on track to reach number 1 in the last few days .... thanks for uploading & paying your respects